Issue of 11th Sep-17th Sep 2020
LEAD ARTICLE
Online Moneylife Magazine
The Wind Has Dropped in the Stock Markets
Poor macroeconomics conditions don’t matter. A large segment of the services economy is shut; but that does not matter. The states are in serious financial crunch; but that is of no relevance either. The stock market has been up and away. Life is normal and COVID-19 didn’t seem to have happened when it came to stocks. But, now, there is a... Read More
CROSSHAIRS
The past two years have seen tens of thousands of people losing their hard-earned savings to fraud in entities that appear to operate in a legitimate and highly regulated environment. Nearly a dozen brokerage firms have collapsed. People who lose money are justifiably angry, aggressive in...
STOCKS
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
Intellect, incorporated in 2011, develops and delivers financial technology products for the banking and financial services institutions (BFSI) domain, which is the largest vertical, contributing to more than 50% of revenues. Intellect has established itself in the BFSI products business...
Moneylife Digital Team
Ultramarine & Pigments Ltd (UPL) makes inorganic pigments and organic surfactants. It is currently one of the largest manufacturers of ultramarine blue pigment in India. UPL is also among the key suppliers of surfactants to detergent manufacturers, including some of the large multinational...
Moneylife Digital Team
MUTUAL FUNDS
Debt mutual fund (MF) schemes are a good product for those who want to invest in a bank fixed deposit (FD) like product but with better returns. But debt schemes are sensitive to several market-based events like inflation, interest rates, credit rating and more which affects returns in some...
Clinton Fernandes
HEALTH
A new study from the University of East Anglia (UEA) has revealed that older people who consume more foods that are rich with vitamin C have the best skeletal muscle mass.   Generally, as we get older, our muscle mass, strength and power to move, gradually declines, often leading to...
Akshay Naik
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