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The day traders may have played their game, but for millions of investors, it’s now time to sit back and read between Pranab babu’s lines. Maybe you need to take another look at your portfolio, tweak things around a bit. With service tax on rail freight, higher MAT and the partial rollback of stimulus, it will take a while to figure out whether the Budget is as friendly as it appears.
To make life a little easier, and give you an idea of what’s hot, ET, in association with ICICIdirect — an arm of ICICI Bank — gives you a sense of how the Budget will impact the fortunes of the 30 Sensex companies. We have identified the winners, the losers, and the also-rans. This, we hope, will keep you streets ahead in a world that’s full of surprises. So, read on...
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