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Chart Of The Day: Nifty Year To Date Returns

The month of October is nearly the end of the year, and it turns out we are way below where we were in the beginning. We have the second worst performance, ...
Charts & Analysis

Nifty and Sensex Monthly Returns: Oct Near 8%

The Nifty ends the month at a fantastic 7.8% gain. The month saw lows of 4750 and then gained over 10% to end the month higher. The bane of October – which ...
Commentary

MF Global Files For Bankruptcy

MF Global has filed for bankruptcy as the European debt crisis claimed its first big profile victim in the broker-dealer space. The company, led by ex-Goldman ...
Charts & Analysis

Chart Of The Day: Nifty P/E Versus EPS Growth

As Q2 results come in, the Nifty EPS is adjusted upwards, and we can see how the EPS has been growing since last year. Compare that to the P/E ratio of the ...
Opinion

The Savings Account Battles Begin

(From my post at Yahoo) In a new notification, the RBI has provided for a complete savings bank rate deregulation, in which banks are allowed to set their own ...
Charts & Analysis

Nifty Short Term: Still Some Way To Go?

With a rise this spectacular, what’s in store for us? First, let’s look at my proprietary Net Stocks Above MAs indicator. This involves getting the number ...
Charts & Analysis

Market Snapshot: 28 Oct 2011

The Nifty did a magnificent 6.2% move in the week, ending at 5,361 after the Europe announcements. The index is now close to its 200 DMA which is less than 1% ...
Commentary

BSE Cancels All Mahurat Trades

The BSE cancelled all futures trades in its recently introduced derivatives segment, on Mahurat Trading on 26 Oct. It was rumoured that using algolrithm ...
Charts & Analysis

Chart Of The Day: Dollar-INR Versus 200 DMA, a 10 year history

Inspired by Kaushik’s post at Niti, I plot the USD INR with it’s 200 day moving average, and the distance in %. Kaushik is right in that the current ...
Economy

Europe Decides…Something

The crisis in Europe has been stunningly reversed, or so the markets think. Details are sketchy but we have this: Banks and other holders will voluntarily take ...