Monthly Archives: November 2005

Click on the article to read the full story. Ranbaxy faces uphill battle India No 2 among emerging markets What’s in store for the retail investor now? Sensex: Windfall year Sensex: Expensive but still attractive Sensex 9000 – Comments Small … Continue reading →

by Robert Kiyosaki Monday, November 28, 2005 Warren Buffett, one of the world’s greatest investors, said, “Diversification is a protection against ignorance. It makes very little sense for those who know what they are doing.” Many financial advisors recommend that … Continue reading →

Source: Equitymaster.com Yesterday was quite an eventful day for India. While the Indian cricket team defeated the Proteas to level the one-day cricket series, the Indian stock markets (read, the Sensex) cruised higher to cross the ‘much-awaited’ 9,000 points level. … Continue reading →

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By Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Source: DNA Money (Direct Link to the article) When markets are experiencing irrational exuberance (making money in the stockmarket is taken as a birth right), to be in cash, and to be overinvested when the markets are … Continue reading →

Source: DNA Money – 28th November, 2005 A paradigm shift has begun in the market, and it will continue over the coming years “Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it,” said George Santayana. History tells us that it … Continue reading →

Ashok Kumar / Mumbai November 28, 2005 With the opening up of the Indian aviation sector, there are opportunities for the taking Over most of the last two and a half decades, the aviation sector world-wide, has substantially moved away … Continue reading →

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Atul Sathe / Mumbai November 28, 2005 The outlook on aluminium and non-ferrous metal stocks are bright given India’s cost competitiveness and strong metal price trends. Click Here for the Complete Article

by Sunil Nayanar / Mumbai November 28, 2005 These are not good times for steel stocks. Riding on the back of an upturn in global and domestic steel demand and hence steel prices for the better part of the past … Continue reading →