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ITC’s Long-Term Trend

25 October 2007 To bookmark you need to sign in  0
While the recent bull run in the Indian markets has
been driven by large-cap stocks, there are a few exceptions. Notable among them is ITC. The scrip started rising from March 2003 until March 2004 when
it topped out at Rs77. It declined to Rs57 in the middle of June 2004. A fresh rally started and ITC hit Rs137
in September 2005. The scrip declined to the Rs115 level on 28 October...
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Faith Investing

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International funds are a rage now but early entrants have a patchy record

Ever since limits on overseas investments by mutual funds have been defined and subsequently relaxed, a large number of funds with foreign focus is being launched. The earliest was Principal Global Opportunities Fund which was launched in March 2004. Then, in March 2006, Templeton launched a deceptively titled fund...

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Recovering Subprime Loans

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There is turmoil in India’s subprime market. The past month has seen one death (Hyderabad) and one suicide (Mumbai) allegedly due to ‘harassment’ by debt recovery agents of banks. Cases have also been registered by borrowers -- one alleged that his wife was molested by recovery agents; another person was harassed in a case of mistaken identity; a third charged that his child was...
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