BUSINESS
GuruSpeak | Harish Voleti: Day trading successfully for a living
Day trading is a lonely journey, your mistakes are your companion and teacher along the way. There are no short-cuts.
BUSINESS
Here’s how to make the most out of the washed-out March quarter results
Companies with strong balance sheets will come out winners
BUSINESS
Record oil production cut may be too little and too late
As there are no signs of demand picking up with nearly 3 billion people being put under lockdown, the supply-demand mismatch will continue
BUSINESS
Market data show buying support at lower levels, but tread with caution
The rally from the lows has been broad-based
BUSINESS
Why investors are buying D-Mart, despite high valuations
Very rarely, in the Indian markets, do we get a company with so many positive attributes
BUSINESS
Is it time to book profit in pharma stocks?
The pharma index is now at levels before the fall
BUSINESS
MSCI rebalancing suggests money waiting to come in, provided we control the virus
The markets may see a faster recovery this time as central bankers across the globe have moved with unprecedented speed in a synchronised manner to pump in liquidity
BUSINESS
ONGC on life support – time for the government to reciprocate
The Association of Oil and Gas Operators (AOGO) have written a letter to the government saying that their operations are unviable on account of lower oil prices and a higher share of government taxes.
BUSINESS
Did Trump pull a fast one on the oil market?
Trump’s tweet about a 10 million barrel cut in oil production seems a figment of his overheated imagination
BUSINESS
By restricting insider buying, SEBI has deprived the market of much-needed buying power
A short lock-in period on these shares would have been a better idea
BUSINESS
A case for making gold an important component of your portfolio
The good thing about having gold in your portfolio is that it acts as a cushion during troubled times
COMMODITIES
Here’s why oil can touch $10 a barrel
The oil market is hit on all fronts –rising supply, falling demand and lack of storage space
BUSINESS
Liquidity is another victim of the crash in the equity markets
If an institution wants to buy or sell 1 lakh shares they would cause the price to move much more under the current scenario than what they would have earlier.
BUSINESS
Ashok Devanampriya : A price action based Algo trader
Take care of the risk and the rewards will take care of themselves
BUSINESS
Three reasons why ETFs are trading at a premium to their NAV
Where a client is paying a premium to the NAV, is investing in ETFs justified?
BUSINESS
Company insiders have been buying in the crash, should you?
When it looks like the world is falling apart, these level-headed corporate honchos are visualising a better future and putting their money in the business that they best understand – their own.
BUSINESS
Market turmoil – Shutting down exchanges is not an option at all
While the fall may be painful for an investor who is fully invested in the market, for the savvy investor it is an opportunity to buy
BUSINESS
SEBI short-selling curbs will act as a speed breaker to the market fall
The measures announced by SEBI would lead to winding up of speculative position but not impact those who plan to hedge their cash holdings
BUSINESS
Here’s how option writers got crushed under the market crash
Here’s how option writers got crushed under the market crash
MARKETS
Has gold lost its safe-haven status?
We need to see how gold prices behaved during the global financial crisis
BUSINESS
Why banning short selling is a bad idea
The shorts could be on account of creating a hedge position before selling huge quantities
BUSINESS
How far away are we from the market bottom?
The same medicine that was given to the market and economies in 2008 may not work for the current ailment.
BUSINESS
100 Word Take | When China caught a cold and the world sneezed
The Chinese markets stand out from the rest
BUSINESS
How market bottoms are made
A table of market falls of more than 10 percent since 2000 shows that we are nowhere close to the average fall of 20 percent
