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Why Jim Rogers prefers D-Street to Tesla If I had to pick a single company I would like to buy, it would probably be an Indian company, says the investment Guru. Can Tata Chemicals do a TCS? Tata Chemicals has staged a sharp rally off the recent lows. The stock is expected to touch Rs 620 in the short term, according to technical analysts. What Team Prashant Jain bought and sold in January The fund management team led by Prashant Jain pounced on Tata Motors, buying 2.47 crore shares of the automaker. MFs put in big money in 4 IPOs and made a killing Fund managers were seen subscribing to shares worth Rs 927 crore in the IRFC IPO. They bought Rs 143 crore worth of shares in Indigo Paints, Rs 117.82 crore in Home First Finance IPO and Rs 50 crore in the Stove Kraft offering.

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Top Mutual Funds SCHEME NAME RATING 1 M(%) 6 M(%) 1 YR(%) 3 YRS(%) Axis Bluechip Fund Direct Plan-Growth 4.86 30.13 22.09 18.84 Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund Direct-Growth 6.77 32.27 30.48 18.76 Axis Bluechip Fund-Growth 4.74 29.34 20.57 17.33 Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund Regular-Growth 6.63 31.22 28.52 17.20 Tata Index Sensex Direct 5.59 32.94 26.57 15.71

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Has hotel business become an albatross around ITC's neck? Shareholders of the company delivered their verdict as soon as the market opened for trading on Friday, as the stock tumbled nearly 4 per cent to Rs 217.95 on BSE. 7 stocks that may deliver impressive returns in the short term As the stock market consolidates around record high levels, many individual stocks are showing signs of a fresh rally on technical charts. "The texture of the market continues to be 'Buy on Dips' since FPI inflows continue to be strong," said Dr. V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services. Analysts recommend these seven stocks for solid returns in the next few weeks. 3 reasons why this midcap auto stock may enter the fast lane The CV segment has been reporting a gradual turnaround following rising freight volume and improving profitability of the fleet operators. Can this multibagger make investors happier? Calling it a play on the fast-growing digital space, Nomura values Happiest Minds at 32 times estimated FY23 EPS of Rs 14.90.

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This midcap EPC player has D-Street going gaga over it Nomura values the stock at Rs 364 on a FY23 EPS estimate of Rs 26.7. Why Zee's filmy umeedein get no takers on D-Street Zee Entertainment's capital investment in the movie business is being seen as misallocation of capital.

NFO (FMPs) Fund Name Category Type Open Close Min Inv   Kotak FMP Series 287 - 1188 Days Reg-D Debt: FMP Closed-end 16 Feb 2021 22 Feb 2021 5,000 Kotak FMP Series 287 - 1188 Days Direct-G Debt: FMP Closed-end 16 Feb 2021 22 Feb 2021 5,000 Kotak FMP Series 287 - 1188 Days Direct-D Debt: FMP Closed-end 16 Feb 2021 22 Feb 2021 5,000 Kotak FMP Series 287 - 1188 Days Reg-G Debt: FMP Closed-end 16 Feb 2021 22 Feb 2021 5,000 More >>

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A residential-cum-commercial area in Mumbai Kurla-Ghatkopar in Mumbai is a developed residential-cum-commercial micro-market with seamless connectivity and good amenities. It enjoys excellent connectivity via LBS Road, SCLR, Eastern Express Highway, Suburban Rail and Metro Line 1.

Bengaluru real estate market expected to see measured revival The third quarter of financial year has seen some of the top listed player Brigade, Prestige and Sobha, reporting best ever sales post the outbreak of COVID-19. While Sobha and Prestige reported 27% 80% jump in sales, Brigade posted 55% growth in pre sales of residential properties

Big ticket purchases in Delhi's toniest enclaves picking up There has been a spate of high-value transactions in Lutyens' Delhi and south Delhi since the lockdown was lifted in May last year, with entrepreneurs and ultra-high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) looking for bigger homes in Delhi's poshest colonies.

62% say it will be expedient to buy a house right away Property as an investment is also gaining popularity as around 57% respondents now favour property over fixed deposits, the stock market, and gold. The pandemic has effectively convinced more prospective homebuyers after riding the fence of uncertainty for a long time prior to Covid-19.

Developers consider changes to layouts of under-construction flats Experts said such configurations are also attracting corporates and they have been booking such flats in bulk.

NFO - Non FMPs Fund Name Category Type Open Close Min Inv   ITI Mid Cap Fund Direct-D Equity: Mid Cap Open-ended 15 Feb 2021 01 Mar 2021 5,000 ITI Mid Cap Fund Reg-D Equity: Mid Cap Open-ended 15 Feb 2021 01 Mar 2021 5,000 ITI Mid Cap Fund Reg-G Equity: Mid Cap Open-ended 15 Feb 2021 01 Mar 2021 5,000 ITI Mid Cap Fund Direct-G Equity: Mid Cap Open-ended 15 Feb 2021 01 Mar 2021 5,000 Kotak Nifty Next 50 Index Fund Reg-G Equity: Large Cap Open-ended 17 Feb 2021 24 Feb 2021 5,000 More >>

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