Issue of 20th Sep-26th Sep 2019
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At Last, a Move towards Super-growth Model!
Since late August, the finance minister (FM) Nirmala Sitharaman has held six press conferences in rapid succession. The amount of information she has shared at these conferences and the number of policy measures she has announced, probably, far exceeds those announced just a few months ago in the Union Budget, on 5th July. The first five... Read More
CROSSHAIRS
Nothing should surprise us anymore—not after learning from the Times of India that at least five states have been paying taxes on behalf of their wealthy elected representatives, for decades. But they are not the only ones who enjoy the benefit of State subsidies. A combination of dubious...
STOCKS
IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Limited (IOLCP) has two business segments—chemicals and pharmaceuticals. The chemicals division manufactures bulk chemicals, such as acetic acid and specialty chemicals, including ethyl acetate and acetic anhydride which cater to flexible packaging, paint and...
Moneylife Digital Team
Shivalik Bimetal Controls Ltd (Shivalik) specialises in the joining of materials through various methods such as diffusion bonding/cladding, electron beam welding, solder reflow and resistance welding. It is a small but highly profitable company whose stock has fallen sharply since March this...
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MUTUAL FUNDS
In August 2019, HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries were the most preferred stocks of Indian mutual funds. The net purchases of HDFC Bank were Rs2,021 crore. NIIT Technologies and State Bank of India were the most sold stocks. The net sales of NIIT Technologies were Rs452 crore and net sales of...
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FIXED INCOME
When investing for the short term or earning a fixed return with highest capital protection, bank fixed deposits (FDs) are a convenient choice for many. However, bank FDs are no longer offering high returns as they did a few years back. Many banks have reduced their term deposit rates to...
Moneylife Digital Team
HEALTH
It is commonly believed that a little bit of red wine is good for the heart. Several scientific studies have looked into the assumed benefits of red wine and have shown that compounds in red wine may benefit depression or oral health. Drinking red wine in moderation seems to have a lot of...
Akshay Naik
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