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The May 17 hangover: Stocks seek lower levels in June
WHAT do the stocks of State Bank of Travancore, Asahi India, Amforge Industries and Gammon India have in common? They are all trading at levels lower than the intra-day lows they reached on May 17, 2004, when the Sensex fell by 564 points. Though ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS
Financial planners moot no-load mutual funds
FINANCIAL planners are mooting no-load mutual funds to enable investors to choose between funds that have entry or exit loads and those that charge only a small management fee. Currently, no-load options are available only on institutional plans ... More

MFs' compliance costs hurt investors: Damodaran
THE mutual fund investor is hurt by the high cost incurred by the industry in complying with regulatory requirements, Mr M. Damodaran, Chairman, UTI Asset Management Company, has said. The industry has to meet stringent compliance requirements. ... More


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