Saturday, October 29, 2011

Fwd: Weekly Updates - IPO manipulation continues, MF managers exhibit strange behaviour, an ‘Adarsh’ in AP and many more...



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IPO manipulation continues, recent offerings exhibit extreme volatility and five out of seven IPOs listed in October hit their extremes
The IPO market has again become a happy hunting ground for manipulators. Out of the seven offerings (most graded with 'below average' fundamentals) listed this month, three hit their all-time lows today, while two others hit their all-time highs. When will the powers-that-be step in?

*IDFC Premier moves in and out of stocks month after month
*'Adarsh' of Vishakhapatnam: AP bigwigs busy gobbling up huge tracts of land below market value in notified areas

*Deregulation of savings bank interest rates: RBI's move not practical in the present scenario

*Loose fiscal policy main culprit behind high inflationary pressures, says Macquarie

*MF Global Holdings crushed by $6.30 billion exposure to European sovereign debt

*Will Real-Estate prices fall now?
*FMCG companies reduce quantity in offerings, without lowering price
*Used Cars: Resale Values Crash

*Life insurance: Don't fall for assured returns, look for comprehensive cover and avoid dubious agents who promise you fantastic combination plans
*Clash of the Khans: 'Bodyguard' slugs it out with King Khan for box-office stakes

 
 
MARKETS (REGULATION)
 
Fortnightly Market View: The More It Changes…
The market rally may flatter to deceive...
*Weekly Market Report: Market may pause for breath
*Bulls finally break the shackles of 5,169 and trigger massive bear-covering
*'Muhurat' trading: What does history have to say?
*RBI hikes repo, reverse repo rates by 25 basis points

 
Personal Finance (Insurance)
 
ULIP: ICICI Pru Elite—ULIPs for the Rich
Ticket size is Rs2 lakh and Rs5 lakh
*Life Insurance: iSecure—Loan and more

 
Companies & Sectors
 
TCS, Infosys and Wipro still resilient despite current global outlook, says S&P
In spite of the uncertainty in global demand for information technology companies and the weakening rupee, top companies in India are expected to maintain their investment grade ratings...

*MFI savings mobilisation: Should they get an okay for tapping into public deposits and low-income clients?
*Crop comes a Cropper: Corn Job

ON STANDS NOW
LIFE (PUBLIC INTEREST)
 
Old-age homes: What should you look out for?
Old-age or retirement homes are still a nascent concept in India. Here are a few guidelines on what you should examine before you shift into one of them...

*Inbound tourism sector to suffer due to travel advisories from five countries
*For a peaceful Diwali, silence those firecrackers and have a blast
*Wine as Diwali gift? It's better than a box of chocolate
*Royal Life, an MLM company, used Kerala CM's photograph to lure people

 
BEYOND MONEY: FOR THOSE WHO NEED A HELPING HAND
 
Alekh Angre visits an organisation which helps to school underprivileged children
 
 
BOOKS: THE LOVE OF THE PRINTED WORD
 

That Used To Be US
Thomas Friedman & Michael Mandelbaum

Chutnefying English
Rita Kothari and Rupert Snell

The Little Book Of Trading
Michael W Covel

EXCLUSIVE COLUMNS
 
Six years of RTI: Time for the government now to bravely abide by the Act, not tame it
Vinita Deshmukh
 
Occupy Wall Street: Protestors are actually saviours of capitalism
William Gamble
Has MFIN, one of the self-regulatory bodies in Indian microfinance, been accountable for its actions and statements?
Ramesh S Arunachalam
 
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