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Devangshu Datta, an internationally rated chess and bridge player, is a seasoned writer and columnist with extensive experience covering diverse topics such as finance, technology, science, and sports. Known for his analytical approach and clear writing style, Datta has contributed to several leading publications, including Business Standard, The Economic Times, The Telegraph, and Outlook. He also serves on the editorial board of Business Standard.
Devangshu Datta, an internationally rated chess and bridge player, is a seasoned writer and columnist with extensive experience covering diverse topics such as finance, technology, science, and sports. Known for his analytical approach and clear writing style, Datta has contributed to several leading publications, including Business Standard, The Economic Times, The Telegraph, and Outlook. He also serves on the editorial board of Business Standard.
Nifty, Tata Steel, DLF, Coal India & HDFC Bank
Uttarakhand's tragedy makes the need for accurate forecasting obvious
Nifty, Bank Nifty, Bharti Airtel, Tata Motors & TCS
Nifty, Reliance Communications, NTPC, NMDC & Bank of India
Nifty, Bank Nifty, JP Associates, DLF & PFC
One could buy stocks cheap, sell if the market rises or do nothing. All these decisions would be correct
Systematic investment averaging down would be the best method to handle a situation where price might fall or stagnate for a year
Nifty, Bank Nifty, JP Associates, DLF & Bhel
Nifty, Bank Nifty, HDFC, Hindalco & Reliance Capital
Nifty, Bank Nifty, Reliance Communications, NTPC & Ranbaxy
Nifty, Bank Nifty, M&M, Bhel & Hindalco
RBI could hold rates or go for a small cut. In either case, the market will be mildly disappointed
FII attitudes to India will be a deciding factor, and that will be determined more by the Fed and the Bank of Japan than by the RBI
Along with risk tolerance and aspirations, also take into account life expectancy when deciding how much and when to invest
If merit doesn't matter, it doesn't matter who governs. One may as well choose a member of a dynasty. If merit does matter, members of a dynasty have received special training, which makes it more lik
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