Infrastructure and real estate prominently feature as wealth destroyers.
Will the markets crash now? Is it best to sell your stocks at these levels and get out of the stock market? Or do you think the fears are unfounded and markets will rise further? \n
Sunil Bharti Mittal, chairman and managing director of Bharti Tele-Ventures, sold 3,13,005 shares on March 9 and 24,36,995 shares on March 10 of his holding in the company.
The results certainly show it is, but infrastructure and people shortages don't make for an uncontrolled bull run
It was a year of big gains for equity investors.
The markets opened firm amid sustained buying interest. The Sensex opened at 6,996, up 12 points and the Nifty also opened higher at 2,148, up 4 points.
Here's a study to find out how schemes from the diversified equity funds category performed on a year-to-date basis and to determine who the top gainers and losers are.
Wipro Chairman Azim Premji remains India's wealthiest billionaire. Premji has added Rs 9,346 crore to his wealth this year, taking his net worth to Rs 41,888 crore.
Many factors responsible for investors' interest in India are now rapidly receding.
Promoters' holding in private sector BSE 500 companies declined to 43.4% in Sept
Investors must realise that a fundamentally strong company will attract investors (FII or otherwise) over the long-term.
The participation in IPOs is encouraging but rising bank deposits show that the wounds of previous scams are still green.\n\n\n\n
