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MUTUAL FUNDS
Franklin Templeton's Flexi Cap to be first co-managed fund
FRANKLIN Templeton's planned equity scheme, Franklin India Flexi Cap Fund (FIFCF), is to be its first co-managed fund. The Chief Investment Officer-Equity, Mr Sukumar Rajah, and the Senior Portfolio Manager-Equity, Mr K.N. Sivasubramanian, are to ... More

Reliance Capital all-sector fund awaits SEBI nod
RELIANCE Capital mutual fund has filed its offer document for launching an all sector equity fund. This open-ended fund would invest 75-100 per cent of its corpus in equity and equity-related instruments and up to 25 per cent in debt and money ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Bull onslaught
BULLS were in total control of Tuesday's trading activity. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands bullish. Bear domination on Wednesday is likely to change the sentiment reading in its favour. Even a mild bear pressure on Wednesday ... More

STOCK MARKETS
To widen market depth — Players moot independent research body for mid-caps
STOCK market participants - foreign and domestic - are considering setting up third party independent agencies that would provide research on listed companies across various categories of market capitalisation. The move is to tackle ... More

Tea stocks jump on higher consumption
WITH tea prices remaining firm, the stock price of companies in this sector on Tuesday witnessed a sharp rise. Brokers and analysts said prices have firmed up due to growth in domestic consumption, pick up in exports and a crop shortfall. ... More

Gains on growth prospects
THE counter of Kanoria Chemicals & Industries was in the limelight after a long time on Tuesday. Dealers said the interest in the counter came in line with other companies in the sector. Kanoria makes caustic soda and other chemicals. Dealers ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS
Consider OTM call spreads on ONGC
THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE. ONGC: The stock closed at Rs 796 in the spot market. A price reversal is likely based on the daily charts. The upside price ... More

COMMENTARY
Banking, auto shine; Reliance helps Sensex recovery
FOR the second day in succession, the Sensex nudged past the psychological 6000-point mark and failed to close above it. After hitting a high of 6002.03, the index ended a shade lower at 5996.7. This represents a rise of 32.69 points over ... More


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