Monthly Archives: September 2006

The share price of Unitech Ltd has gained 66.7% since September 1, 2006. The stock has been hitting the upper circuit for the last three days and closed at Rs 320.45 on September 27. The reasons can be partly traced … Continue reading →

Hi All Value-Stock-Plus blog visitors, I hope you enjoy all articles, links & research reports which have posted. I would like to clarify one thing on posting of articles — I am NOT a writer & have NOT wrote any … Continue reading →

“Growth means change and change involves risk, stepping from the known to the unknown.” – Anonymous Perhaps, this quote perfectly symbolizes investments into mid-cap stocks. These involve risks – stepping from the known (large caps, for which information is widely … Continue reading →

The last three months have brought cheers to the stock markets, after the correction witnessed towards the end of May and in June. In fact, the correction opened doors of opportunity to invest in stocks at reasonable valuations, which was … Continue reading →

by Dhirendra Kumar I remember once reading in a magazine article how India’s cricket victories seemed to put the whole country in a better mood. For a day or two after a cricketing triumph, people are a little more polite … Continue reading →

by SI Team Infosys has regained its top slot in terms of market-cap in the technology space. The pecking order of mid-cap companies has changed dramatically compared to the May peak. Reliance continues to be the top traded stock, though … Continue reading →

The theory of reversion to the mean suggests that the Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex should see some kind of correction soon. According to the hypothesis, the more the moving average of the Sensex shifts away from the index’s closing value … Continue reading →

Four good reasons why the stock market is not a gambling den…by Deena Mehta In India, stock markets are often associated with gambling. In many cities, the lane where the futures markets—stocks and commodities—are located is called satta bazaar , … Continue reading →

‘India is not on autopilot to greatness. But it would take an incompetent pilot to crash the plane’. These words of Mr. Edward Luce very aptly define the contours of the Indian economy. The economy has been growing at an … Continue reading →

Since the start of 2006, companies with significant land banks have seen their stock prices soaring. The justification given is that the market value of the land these companies own is being factored into the price. A few of these … Continue reading →