Issue of 10th Apr-16th Apr 2020
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Sensex Is Up 20%+ from the Low. Is the Worst behind Us?
After the Sensex hit an intra-day low of 25,637 on 24th March, the index shot up over the next few days to 31,126 (up 21%), gave up some gains and has again gone up to close at 31,225 on Thursday (the market was closed on Good Friday). The rise was due to reduced selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and continued buying by... Read More
CROSSHAIRS
The coronavirus has unleashed the biggest pandemic any of us have seen in our lifetime. While the world of medicine and science is working overtime to contain the virus and to find a cure, are we prepared for the pandemic of fraud and corruption that thrives during disasters by preying on...
STOCKS
Subscribing for an IPO (initial public offering), nowadays, has become like going for a new movie. It doesn’t really matter if the subject of the movie interests us; but, as long as the hype machine is put to work with enough promotion material, we will end up going to watch it.   SBI...
Moneylife Digital Team
With consumer spending comprising nearly two-thirds of the gross domestic product (GDP) of the USA and UK, Vaibhav Global, an e-retailer of fashion jewellery (bracelets, bangles, earrings and studded jewellery), accessories (watches, scarves, handbags and apparel) and lifestyle products (home...
Moneylife Digital Team
Guidelines    1. The Grader captures the first two of the three intrinsic factors that drive a stock: valuation, returns and growth. Since growth is volatile and difficult to capture through a metric, we have used only the first two factors. In place of growth, we have provided...
Moneylife Digital Team
MUTUAL FUNDS
The financial year 2019-20 is over and it has left a deep impact on many investors. We witnessed jaw-dropping losses in the equity markets, high unemployment rate, collapse of supply chains and a looming recession. As a reaction to these events, we also saw bigger and more aggressive...
Clinton Fernandes
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HEALTH
Women well into middle age can still reduce their risk for stroke by eating well, exercising and not smoking, according to a new study published recently in the scientific journal Stroke.   After analysis of data from 60,000 women in their 50s, 60s and 70s, the study found that...
Akshay Naik
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