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Is the trial by fire over? 6 NBFC stocks with strong parent companies, 4 with upside potential of up to 35%
Probably NBFC is the only sector,which has produced both, the best and the worst. Best of the wealth creators like Bajaj finance and worst of the nightmare for shareholders like DHFL. Why can only the NBFC sector throw such divergent companies ? There is a good reason for it, probably the cleanup which RBI has been doing for the last few months is once again reinforcing that it is the parent company and the discipline which the promoters follow which matter the most. As it happens with other sectors, even in this space, once the clean up and trial by fire is over, new winners will emerge both on the business side and on stock price performance.
Institutions raise stakes in ICICI Securities ahead of delisting
Market watchers said these institutions may be buying the shares in anticipation of better terms in the delisting process. Earlier, some investors had slammed ICICI Bank's plan to delist the subsidiary on the grounds that the conditions may not be in the best interests of public shareholders.
Nifty IT index stocks: Will the announcement of second quarter earnings mark the end of the bad time for them?
If one looks at the recommendations of analysts, it appears that all of sudden they are finding everything wrong with IT stocks. Probably it is not only analysts who are bearish, even the management are not sounding confident. But is the consensus indication that all of them are going to be caught on the wrong foot. Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, is a comprehensive research report that evaluates five key components of 4,000+ listed stocks - earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum to generate standardized scores.
Bullish or bearish; staying with high dividend yielding stocks may be a better option. 4 stocks with yield of more than 7.66 %
When they are reading about Nifty and Sensex moving upward for the last five trading sessions using a word like high dividend yielding stocks may not interest investors especially. However, investing is not about what the Nifty or Sensex has done in the last five days or for that matter even in the last one year. It is more than that.
Wall Street’s mysterious 2,200% IPOs come from tiny N.J. broker
The trend is eerily familiar to market participants in Hong Kong, which was a hotbed for mysterious moves in tiny stocks before a regulatory crackdown brought new offerings to a virtual halt. As small Chinese companies that might otherwise have listed in Hong Kong turn to the US as an alternative, Network 1 has emerged as one of the most active players in this growing corner of the market.
4 reasons why Birla AMC’s IPO may not see great interest that it ought to have
The unofficial grey market, often seen as a proxy to the mood in the IPO mart, has been lukewarm in its response to the Birla IPO so far. The stock currently commands a premium of merely 6 per cent to the top end of its price band of Rs 695-712.
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Does your broker suggest funds from a group entity?
Investors should be careful of brokers who go by a fund’s parentage instead of potential when they suggest schemes.
US sting operation busts sham varsity racket; Indian, Chinese recruiters, students outed
Nearly 1000 "students," mainly from India and China, will return home after US authorities announced that they had busted a thriving visa scam by setting up a phony university.
Indian-American Raj Parikh develops eco-friendly system to melt snow
An Indian-American engineer along with his son has developed a unique system which automatically cools the air as well as melts the snow using sun light and natural air.
ONGC, BHEL, CIL and NTPC to kick-start 'Divestment ETF', a move to help government raise Rs 4,000 crore
ONGC, CIL, NTPC & BHEL could be among the state-run companies that are expected to constitute the much-awaited 'disinvestment ETF'.
Fund managers hardsell MF-based PMS
Domestic money managers are gradually warming up to 'wrap-like' portfolio structures that are popular in developed markets.
On Wall Street, sky-high payouts may fall to Earth
Analysts feel pay will sink further & some question whether shift could permanently downsize Wall St. Weekly Gainers: BSE (A. B), NSE | Losers: BSE (A. B), NSE
Trail fees from MF sales prove a lifeline for brokers
The current slowdown has forced several broking outfits to resort to cost-cutting measures, including a cut in salaries and laying off employees.
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