markets / Feature

Why ITC still has a lot of fire left in it

The stock price of ITC is down 40% due to recent tax hikes and the market meltdown. But besides a habit that is hard to kick, ITC has other arrows in its quiver

markets / Trend

Will the rupee continue to fall or stabilise at the current level?

The rupee has been falling sharply as economic activity in the country comes to a grinding halt

markets / Trend

Gradual checkout

As Mindtree rebounds, co-founders and former promoters including KK Natarajan sell shares worth Rs.26.6 million

markets / Interview

“This is 3-4x bigger than the 2008 crisis”

Despite the sharp correction in the Indian market, Sridhar Sivaram, investment director at Enam Holdings, has decided to stay away till volatility peaks out

markets / Trend

In cash we trust

Paritosh Kashyap sells Kotak Mahindra Bank shares worth Rs.151 million

markets / Feature

Sun TV still has a solid business. Can the stock be a star performer again?

Sun TV Network is facing tough competition on its turf, but with timely bets on movies and cricket, it could be on the rise

markets / Interview

Sunil Singhania on why boring sectors such as utility are going to get attractive

Amidst a volatile stock market, experts including Abakkus Asset Management founder Sunil Singhania are seeing opportunity, while proceeding with caution

markets / Trend

What asset allocation is, what it is not

For asset allocation strategy to work in your favour, investors must include all assets

markets / Feature

Bed, Set, Go

Now that Apollo Hospitals’ aggressive capex is done, analysts believe it is time to buy the stock

markets / Trend

Panic selling

As the stock price plunges, non-executive nominee director of Aavas Financiers Vivek Vig sells shares worth Rs.211 million

markets / Feature

Holy cow!

As Parag Milk Foods’ meltdown comes amid structural and management issues, investor confidence might not return in a jiffy

markets / Trend

Blame It On Corona

As markets across the world falter, India's expensive valuation and faltering growth find a convenient scapegoat