Analysts are hard put to dispute that markets will be volatile this year. And volatility means opportunities to buy at dips.
Experts list out the companies that are likely to do well this year and the reasons you would do well to pick them up.Will commodities beat stocks this year?Post CommentRead Comment-->
The markets have bounced back in the second quarter of 2010-11 and the trend is likely to continue. Here is what you can expect in this year.
In the current financial uncertainty, following set principles of investing may not yield desirable returns. Find out how to maximise gains by adopting contrarian strategies.
Amisha Vora, joint managing director, Prabhudas Lilladher, talks to R. Sree Ram about what the Indian investors can expect in the current market boom.
The second quarter results for 2010-11 indicate that the Indian markets have bounced back, with most companies exceeding analysts' expectations.
The market is looking full priced at this level. However, there are still some pockets of opportunities. Here's how to spot them.<br /><br /><br />
An increase in the open offer size from 20 per cent to 100 per cent has been recommended by the takeover committee. It's likely to be implemented in the next financial year.<br />
Introduction of the applications supported by blocked amount, or ASBA, by market regulator Sebi in September 2008.<br />
The stock market is dangerously close to the January 2008 highs. Find out whether you should buy, hold or sell your stocks at this juncture.
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