Category Archives: Daily

Simple ways to spot multibaggers

By | December 4, 2008 4:00 pm

“IF you stay half-alert, you can pick the spectacular performers right from your place of business or out of the neighborhood shopping mall, and long before Wall Street discovers them.” — Peter Lynch. Easier said than done? You can make it ‘easier done than said’! Here’s how: 1. Keep your eyes and ears open. A… Read More »

BOOSTER REQUIRED – ECONOMICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL

By | December 3, 2008 5:12 pm

Something is required to lift up the spirits. The terror attacks have left everyone wounded, so much so that it has taken over, at least for now, the entire spectrum away from the world recession knocking at our doors and the impact of the ongoing economic slowdown already making its presence felt in India. Accountability… Read More »

SLOWDOWN GAINING SPEED

By | December 2, 2008 4:54 pm

The terrorist attacks have made the chinks in the Indian economy jarringly visible. The Finance Minister who mouthed inane and utterly unbelievable optimistic quotes about the economy last week, now as the Home Minister, would probably get some home truths clear. If some people had still nursed doubts that India was cocooned from the world… Read More »

Weekly OutLook

By | November 30, 2008 7:16 pm

Before I begin my Nifty views for the forthcoming week, I would like to start by giving my share of tributes to our brave army and police officers. Not only the ones who lost there lives but also the ones who made the Operation cyclone a success. As seen from the Nifty Weekly Chart we… Read More »

Nifty Views Dec 1-5 2008

By | November 30, 2008 4:04 pm

Before I begin my Nifty views for the forthcoming week, I would like to start by giving my share of tributes to our brave army and police officers. Not only the ones who lost there lives but also the ones who made the Operation cyclone a success.

CITIGROUP – GETS THE UMBRELLA OF BAILOUT

By | November 24, 2008 10:25 am

The one big question on everyone’s mind was the fate of Citigroup. After the crashes of Lehman and then Merrill, people have now become wary and the feeling today is that no company, how so ever big it might be, is immune – any company can go down like the Titanic, sink into the oblivion.… Read More »

G-20 or 420?

By | November 19, 2008 2:54 pm

The “Group of 20” nations met in Washington over the weekend. The weather was cloudy and cool. The winds were blowing west-by-north-west at 14 miles per hour. But what came out was mostly hot air. Stale, hot air. President Bush who is destined – unless saved by some miracle – to go on record as… Read More »