The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 09, 2005

Superfluity comes sooner with white hairs
COLOURABLE transactions are what taxmen don't like. On that score, when a company manufacturing hair-dye approaches the Department, it is but natural that the officers try to find what lies under the artificial hue. ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Value buying seen at Unichem Lab
THE stock of Unichem Laboratories has been getting strong buying support on the basis of growth projections in analysts' reports. The company has recently announced its acquisition of API manufacturing facility of Biotech Synergy. The ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Short reversal likely in TCS, Infosys
THE following strategies are based on Friday's trading in the derivatives segment on the NSE. The strategies are structured to take advantage of short reversals in futures prices. The position can run counter to the primary trend. Protective ... More

SENSOR

Tech stocks crumble under selling pressure
THE bears continued their march as the markets declined on Friday as selling pressure continued to dominate the trend. The BSE Sensitive Index fell for the fourth day in the last five trading days to close at 6479.54, down by 66.10 points; the ... More

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