20 results for “Gitanjali”
The Walking Dead - Zombie Stocks That Still Trade
Remember George Costanza’s quote from Seinfeld – It’s a show about Nothing. In today’s post let’s talk about the same topic – Nothing. Companies that do nothing. But their stocks are around, actively bought and sold. Did you consider buying Lakshmi Vilas Bank stocks when it was placed under moratorium? If no, you're fine. But for the few whose answer is a Yes, you’re not alone. Gitanjali Gems, Deccan Chronicle, Kingfisher Airlines, Jet airways, DHFL, these are just some examples of zombie stocks.
Krishna Appala14 Dec 2020Stocks
Momentum Investing: How many stocks is too many / too few?
Anoop Vijaykumar10 Jan 2020Cm Strategy
How Shady Corporate Governance Has Given India Inc. a Bad Name
Aditya Jaiswal23 May 2019Stocks
Nifty Small Cap Index is massively down. Should You Buy?
Prashanth Krishna27 Feb 2019Foundations
When a Stock falls big, Is that a Opportunity or a forebearer of further bad news
Prashanth Krishna26 Sept 2018Foundations
Chart: How Much Have Nifty 50 Stocks Fallen from their 52 Week Highs?
Prashanth Krishna12 Apr 2018Charts And Analysis
How The 11,400 cr. Import Ponzi Scam at PNB Unfolded
Here's the story on how Nirav Modi went from being the post boy of the Indian jewelry business to becoming one of the most wanted economic criminals in India's history.
Deepak Shenoy16 Feb 2018Opinion
On Slack: Of Dynamatic Tech and Atul Auto, Result Updates and Random Markets
Gautam Jagannathan18 Aug 2015BreakingRevisiting Our Do-It-Yourself Capital Protection Plan
Deepak Shenoy23 Jun 2014PremiumCAPM Stop Losses : Action Post (Premium)
Deepak Shenoy27 May 2014PremiumPremium: Adding Glitter to the CAPM Portfolio
Deepak Shenoy22 May 2014Premium
Premium: Building Your Own Capital Protection Plan in 3 Different Ways
“Capital Protection” funds are the new normal, it seems. If the idea is to give you a feeling that your money won’t go down, but still retain the upside of equity market returns, then we at Capital Mind would say: Do it your own way. We explore three methods to do this. What about the remaining Rs. 20 that is uninvested? They can buy stocks, or buy long term call options, and both will give you some additional upside apart from protecting your capital.
Deepak Shenoy21 Nov 2013PremiumLinks: IPO to Invest in NSEL, MCX Brokers Demand Cash Back, Gold Stocks Might Be Hit
Deepak Shenoy15 Aug 2013CommentaryThe Big Macro Week of Aug 16
Deepak Shenoy12 Aug 2013GeneralBig Investors Lose 400 cr. as FT Crashes 65%. Who Lost What?
Deepak Shenoy1 Aug 2013CommentaryProbe into LIC’s Stake in Gitanjali Gems
Deepak Shenoy28 Jul 2013GeneralSub-Prime Securities?
Deepak Shenoy3 Jul 2013GeneralNo Buyers For Gitanjali Gems, Down 20%
Deepak Shenoy24 Jun 2013StocksCharts: Gold Crashes, Crude Slows
Deepak Shenoy14 Apr 2013Charts And AnalysisStocks That Fell 50% In A Month
Deepak Shenoy13 Dec 2010Stocks