Sensex loses 769 pts; Nifty loses 271 pts
India's Sensex Falls Most in Four Months;
Sensex ends down 769pts, DLF drops 7%
Sensex tumbles 769 pts on possible fall in foreign investment
The benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty recorded one of their worst outings ever as the bears went on a rampage on the major Indian bourses today. The sharp fall on Wall Street last Friday due to fresh worries over rising inflation and threatening losses on the subprime market front triggered a sell-off on the Asian bourses.
The Indian bears were quick to latch on to the opportunity, and, so strong was the onslaught that blue chip stocks were seen grasping for breath right through the session today.
Stocks cutting across sectors were hammered mercilessly today. Though midcap and smallcap stocks were spared the stick till around mid-afternoon, a severe bout of pressure that engulfed the market during the final hour of trade knocked the wind out these stocks as well. While the Midcap index tumbled by 3.87%, the Smallcap barometer suffered a loss of 2.91%.
The Sensex, which opened at 20,032.67 this morning and drifted lower and lower as the session progressed, crashed to a low of 19,177.19 during the fag end of the day and finally settled at 19,261.35, netting a stunning loss of 769.48 points or 3.84%.
The Nifty, which nosedived to 5740.60 in the final hour of trade, finished with a huge loss of 270.70 points or 4.48% at 5777.
Among the sectoral indices, BSE Metal, which plunged 7.28%, was the biggest loser. The Realty, PSU and Oil & Gas indices lost 5.65%, 5.63% and 5.13% respectively. The Power index went down by 4.8%. The Auto, Bankex, CD, Capital Goods and Teck lost 3% - 4%. The FMCG, Healthcare and IT indices closed lower by 2.33%, 2.55% and 2.16% respectively.
Realty stock DLF, which went down by 7.5% to Rs 944.25, was the biggest loser in the Sensex pack. NTPC lost 7.3% as it settled at Rs 228.60. Tata Steel and Hindalco, two of the prominent gainers last week, closed lower by 6.15% and 5.65% respectively.
Housing finance stock HDFC eased by 5.9% to Rs 2877.55. PSU oil & gas exploration major ONGC slipped by 5.8% to Rs 1166.45. Telecom stocks Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications tumbled 5% and 5.55% respectively.
BHEL declined by 5.3%. Tata Motors (down 5.8%), Reliance Energy (down 4.2%), State Bank of India (down 3.95%), Ranbaxy Laboratories (down 3.9%), Reliance Industries (down 3.85%), ACC (down 3.7%), ITC (down 3.5%), ICICI Bank (down 3.25%), Tata Consultancy Services (down 3.25%), Maruti Suzuki (down 3.05%), HDFC Bank (down 2.9%), Ambuja Cements (down 2.7%), Grasim Industries (down 2.6%), Larsen & Toubro (down 2.2%), Mahindra & Mahindra (down 2.15%) and Wipro (down 2.1%) also declined sharply.
IT bellwether Infosys Technologies, which remained positive for a while, ended with a loss of 1.5%. Bajaj Auto and Satyam Computer Services (down 1.25%) too closed on a weak note. Cipla, after a prolonged spell in the positive territory, turned south and slipped by 0.6%.
Hindustan Unilever, the only Sensex component to end on the positive side today, closed 0.8% up at Rs 218.60. Even among Nifty stocks, except Hindustan Unilever, all others finished in the red today.
Idea Cellular lost a little over 8%. Sterlite Industries, SAIL, Nalco, Suzlon Energy and Reliance Petroleum drifted down by 6% - 8%. Punjab National Bank and Cairn India lost more than 5%. BPCL, VSNL, Sun Pharmaceuticals and ABB lost between 4% and 5% today.
GlaxoSmithKline Pharma, GAIL India, Unitech, Zee Entertainment, Siemens and HCL Technologies also finished with sharp losses. Hero Honda, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories and Tata Power eased by 0.4% - 0.75%.
The market breadth, which remained positive till about an hour to go for the closing bell, turned negative towards the end. Out of 2954 stocks traded on BSE today, 1944 stocks closed in the negative territory. 995 stocks managed to sign off on a winning note and 16 stocks ended unchanged from their previous closing levels.
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17 December 2007
Know About : The Hartford
The Hartford
The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., (NYSE: HIG), usually known as The Hartford, is a Fortune 100 company and one of the nation’s largest investment and insurance concerns. With 2006 revenues of $26.5 billion, The Hartford is a leading provider of investment products, life insurance and group benefits; automobile and homeowners products; and business property and casualty insurance. The company’s international operations are in Japan, Brazil and the United Kingdom. The company’s earnings are divided equally between property-and-casualty operations and life operations.
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The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., (NYSE: HIG), usually known as The Hartford, is a Fortune 100 company and one of the nation’s largest investment and insurance concerns. With 2006 revenues of $26.5 billion, The Hartford is a leading provider of investment products, life insurance and group benefits; automobile and homeowners products; and business property and casualty insurance. The company’s international operations are in Japan, Brazil and the United Kingdom. The company’s earnings are divided equally between property-and-casualty operations and life operations.
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Personality of the Day: Shantanu Narayen
Shantanu Narayen
Shantanu Narayen is the current CEO of Adobe Systems. Prior to this post, he held the role as the President & Chief Operating Officer since 2005. He started his career at Apple, Inc. He received his MBA from the Haas School of Business of the University of California, Berkeley in 1993. After Apple, Narayen served as director of desktop and collaboration products for Silicon Graphics, then co-founded Pictra Inc., a company that pioneered the concept of digital photo sharing over the Internet. Narayen joined Adobe in 1998 as a senior Vice-President of worldwide product research, was later promoted to executive vice president of worldwide products, and appointed to his current post in January 2005 at the age of 41.
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Shantanu Narayen is the current CEO of Adobe Systems. Prior to this post, he held the role as the President & Chief Operating Officer since 2005. He started his career at Apple, Inc. He received his MBA from the Haas School of Business of the University of California, Berkeley in 1993. After Apple, Narayen served as director of desktop and collaboration products for Silicon Graphics, then co-founded Pictra Inc., a company that pioneered the concept of digital photo sharing over the Internet. Narayen joined Adobe in 1998 as a senior Vice-President of worldwide product research, was later promoted to executive vice president of worldwide products, and appointed to his current post in January 2005 at the age of 41.
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16 December 2007
Economic Times Stories
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How to build a good equity portfolio?
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Your equity portfolio should consist of 10-15 stocks spread across 2-5 sectors to diversify risk.
Stock market linkage with global markets
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Tatas India's second most valued group after Mukesh Ambani's
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How to build a good equity portfolio?
16 Dec, 2007, 1422 hrs IST, SHUBHA GANESH,TNN
Your equity portfolio should consist of 10-15 stocks spread across 2-5 sectors to diversify risk.
Stock market linkage with global markets
Taking advantage of market volatility
How splitting stocks helps shareholders
Tatas India's second most valued group after Mukesh Ambani's
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Govt employees shifting savings to capital mkt: Study
India should seek mkt for services in trade with Korea: FICCI
Tata Motors' small car test run in April 2008
China's Li & Fung to expand in India, source talent
Sterlite Industries honoured for sustainable development
Federal bank to set up 66 branches this fiscal
L&T forms JV to build Oman refinery equipment factory
Indo Rama opens outlet in Amritsar
Delay in implementation of reforms to affect growth rate: FM
Essential expenses of Bihar, Bengal exceed revenue: RBI
Corporate India to slow down further in Q3 FY 08
India should seek mkt for services in trade with Korea: FICCI
Tax collection touches Rs 1,54,000 cr
Manaksia Ltd to raise Rs 240 crore from market
Stock market to see record number of holidays in '08
Indiabulls buys 11-seater Cessna
Investment options for risk-averse investors
Building a good equity portfolio
ELSS and tax savings
Investing by new investors
Taking advantage of market volatility
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Tata-Corus among world's ten best deals of 2007: ET Story
Tata-Corus among world's ten best deals of 2007
Indian conglomerate Tatas' 11.3 billion dollar acquisition of Corus Group Plc that propelled it as the world's sixth-largest steelmaker has been ranked among the ten best business deals of 2007 by Time magazine. The international magazine's list has been topped by the five billion dollar buyout of media giant Dow Jones by Rupert Murdoch-led conglomerate News Corporation.
Talking about Tata-Corus deal, the magazine said, "Although India's tech prowess in the outsourced world grabs the headlines, there is no more powerful symbol of India Inc's rise than this one. "Ah, the delicious irony, as the Tata family conglomerate, India's steel giant, buys the Anglo-Dutch firm that includes the remnants of British Steel at one time, a symbol of Britain's imperial might," it noted. While reminding about the days British rule, the magazine said, "Guess the dreadnought age is over; but not the steel age, at least not in the developing world."
Tata Steel had acquired Corus for 11.3 billion dollars, the biggest overseas acquisition by an Indian company. The acquisition has been ranked sixth best in the world ahead of four other deals like takeover of Hilton Hotels by private equity firm Blackstone Group for 26 billion dollars. Interestingly, the buyout of 4.9 per cent stake in world's largest bank Citigroup, currently headed by India-born Vikram Pandit, by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for 7.5 billion dollars has found a place among the ten worst deals of the year. However, Citigroup was not being headed by Pandit when the deal was executed.
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Indian conglomerate Tatas' 11.3 billion dollar acquisition of Corus Group Plc that propelled it as the world's sixth-largest steelmaker has been ranked among the ten best business deals of 2007 by Time magazine. The international magazine's list has been topped by the five billion dollar buyout of media giant Dow Jones by Rupert Murdoch-led conglomerate News Corporation.
Talking about Tata-Corus deal, the magazine said, "Although India's tech prowess in the outsourced world grabs the headlines, there is no more powerful symbol of India Inc's rise than this one. "Ah, the delicious irony, as the Tata family conglomerate, India's steel giant, buys the Anglo-Dutch firm that includes the remnants of British Steel at one time, a symbol of Britain's imperial might," it noted. While reminding about the days British rule, the magazine said, "Guess the dreadnought age is over; but not the steel age, at least not in the developing world."
Tata Steel had acquired Corus for 11.3 billion dollars, the biggest overseas acquisition by an Indian company. The acquisition has been ranked sixth best in the world ahead of four other deals like takeover of Hilton Hotels by private equity firm Blackstone Group for 26 billion dollars. Interestingly, the buyout of 4.9 per cent stake in world's largest bank Citigroup, currently headed by India-born Vikram Pandit, by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for 7.5 billion dollars has found a place among the ten worst deals of the year. However, Citigroup was not being headed by Pandit when the deal was executed.
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ET :Govt employees shifting savings to capital mkt - Study
Govt employees shifting savings to capital mkt: Study
Government employees, who earlier hesitated to park their savings in the capital market, are increasingly buying shares and mutual fund schemes in the expectation of higher returns, industry body Assocham said.
"Fifty eight per cent of government employees are choosing stocks and mutual funds as their preferred investment instruments," Assocham said in a survey on changing investment patterns of government employees. Out of a total 510 employees surveyed from middle and upper-middle ranks in the government and the PSUs, about 300 prefer investing in shares. This is followed by private and state-owned mutual funds, Assocham said in press release.
Huge investments in stocks and infrastructure has lured government employees to tilt toward capital market against traditional channels of investments in post offices, banks and other fixed deposit schemes, the survey said. Easy availability of advisory services by experts, which mitigates the risk of losses, is a major factor for investment in the stock market by employees.
"Despite stock market's volatile nature, element of risk taking is now getting into the psyche of government employees as a result of which domestic capital market is attracting protected lot of government employees also," Assocham President Venugopal Dhoot was quoted as saying in the release.
It said over 42 per cent respondents were keen to invest in shares of infrastructure, real estate, IT and automobile companies as the sectors were giving huge returns.
However, the survey said, 32 per cent of government employees, especially from the central government, are still choosing traditional routes of investments in post offices and banks schemes as they want safe returns.
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Government employees, who earlier hesitated to park their savings in the capital market, are increasingly buying shares and mutual fund schemes in the expectation of higher returns, industry body Assocham said.
"Fifty eight per cent of government employees are choosing stocks and mutual funds as their preferred investment instruments," Assocham said in a survey on changing investment patterns of government employees. Out of a total 510 employees surveyed from middle and upper-middle ranks in the government and the PSUs, about 300 prefer investing in shares. This is followed by private and state-owned mutual funds, Assocham said in press release.
Huge investments in stocks and infrastructure has lured government employees to tilt toward capital market against traditional channels of investments in post offices, banks and other fixed deposit schemes, the survey said. Easy availability of advisory services by experts, which mitigates the risk of losses, is a major factor for investment in the stock market by employees.
"Despite stock market's volatile nature, element of risk taking is now getting into the psyche of government employees as a result of which domestic capital market is attracting protected lot of government employees also," Assocham President Venugopal Dhoot was quoted as saying in the release.
It said over 42 per cent respondents were keen to invest in shares of infrastructure, real estate, IT and automobile companies as the sectors were giving huge returns.
However, the survey said, 32 per cent of government employees, especially from the central government, are still choosing traditional routes of investments in post offices and banks schemes as they want safe returns.
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Xilinx’s Corporate Venture Arm Looking For Investments In India
Tata Tele Plans To Sell 49% In Its Tower Biz
SIDBI Plans Asset Reconstruction Firm In Partnership With Banks
UTI Ventures-Funded Excelsoft To Raise Growth Capital
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IndiaPE.com
GE sells 4% Genpact shares for $100 mn
PE majors queue up for slice of domestic brokerages
Jindal Drilling founders sell 10.5 pc to Citigroup
UTV buys controlling stake in Indiagames
ICICI, IL&FS, Kotak pick up 9.55% stake in MCX
Red Fort Capital to float domestic realty fund
Investment in PIPE deals crossed $1.7 billion till October
ISB unveils advanced PE course for execs
Sequoia, Singapore fund may invest in Excelsoft
Yatra picks up 50% in Batanagar IT project
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PE majors queue up for slice of domestic brokerages
Non-food credit surges in November
Indian markets among most expensive globally?
UTV ready to go it alone in Hollywood
Cement cos may feel the pinch as coal costs rise
Small-cap stocks — Still time to join the party?
S Kumars close to Rs 500-cr overseas buy
Excess returns: All about market timing
Index Outlook
Ipca Labs: Buy More
Everest Kanto Cylinders: Buy More
Tantia Constructions: Buy
An introduction to open offers
Sanghvi Movers to spend Rs 550 cr for buying cranes
Manaksia to expand metal biz, prepay term debt thru IPO
Investment Nuggets
Trader's Corner
Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity — In tune with the market themes
Fund Talk More
Technical Analysis Q&A....More
Colgate to restart trading on NSE
Reliance Industries
Prominent bulk deals on NSE and BSE
Sundaram BNP Paribas S.M.I.L.E: Hold
DSPML Equity Fund: Invest
Precision Pipes (IPO): Avoid
Aries Agro (IPO): Avoid
Ipca Labs: Buy
Everest Kanto Cylinders: Buy
Porwal Auto Components — IPO: Avoid
OUTLOOK Nifty future may see downward pressure
What’s Ahead
It’s about emotional, not financial return
Baskets of X
E-mail your guess before Tuesday to BasketsOfX@gmail.com
Should companies be socially responsible?
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