Monthly Archives: February 2006

by Andy Xie/ Morgan Stanley Summary & Conclusions Declining risk premium has been driving the emerging market (EM) boom. The EM sovereign risk premium has declined from an average of 352 bps in 1H04 to 52 bps. MXEF has risen … Continue reading →

Click on the link to read the full story Brokers bullish on SBI, Areva T&D Highlights of Budget 2006-07 FM refuses to rock the boat Much ado about nothing: Udayan Mukherjee The Beginning of Irrelevance: Rajiv Bahl FM refuses to … Continue reading →

Click on the link to read the full story The other side of the ‘India story’ India: Buy or sell? Infrastructure: ‘Hard’ facts! Banking: Lender beware! Economic Survey: Nothing extraordinary! Sensex: Method in madness What’s in the Budget for investors? … Continue reading →

The price to book value ratio is a basic valuation ratio to evaluate the fortunes of a company. Price to book value ratio is one of the basic valuation ratios, one which you may hear most often after the P/E … Continue reading →

Click on the link to read the full story Brokers bullish on Godrej Consumer, Micro Tech, SBI Don’t put too many eggs in one basket Railway Budget: Key extracts Apparel industry: Can it give China a run? Profitable access RCVL: … Continue reading →

by Vivek Kaul/DNA Money “Kyun dare zindagi mein kya hoga, Kuch na hoga to tajurba hoga” – Javed Akhtar Dheeraj Sharma was going back to his office from a site visit. The company he worked for wanted to set up … Continue reading →

Source: Equitymaster.com The BSE Sensex has finally hit the ’10,000-mark’. As a matter of fact, it has comfortably managed to remain above this level, falling below it just twice – on the day it hit 10,000 and last Friday. The … Continue reading →

Click on the link to read the full story 3M India: On a roll RCVL: A different tune FDI in retail must, food sector sops welcome: : Merill Lynch Gold may touch $900/ounce in 2 yrs: Jim Rogers Mkts may … Continue reading →

by Vivek Kaul/ DNA Money Nostalgia is like a grammar lesson: you find the present tense, but the past perfect! — Owens Lee Pomeroy Sharad Mavlankar is retiring today. He has worked for a stock market broker for the last … Continue reading →

By Rev Shark, RealMoney.com Contributor One trap that many technical traders fall into is trying to find the one or two indicators that will produce a regular and steady flow of profits. They believe that if they just find the … Continue reading →