Kairavi Lukka

Dec 5, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Kalyan Parbat |Kairavi Lukka

KOLKATA & MUMBAI: UK’s Vodafone Group Plc has sold its remaining 3% stake in Indus Towers via multiple block deals to a host of marquee global investment banks, international alternative asset managers, big-ticket overseas fund houses, hedge funds, local mutual funds and pension funds, raising around Rs 2,801.7 crore, and fully exited the Indian tower company that is now a Bharti Airtel subsidiary.NSE block deal data showed Vodafone’s shares in Indus have been acquired by the likes of Morgan...

Oct 21, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Kairavi Lukka

IANSAs of Monday evening, the unofficial grey market premium (GMP) - the price over the IPO price in the unofficial market that investors pay for the shares before listing - of Hyundai bounced to ₹90, or 5% of the IPO price of ₹1,960. It had fallen to a discount of ₹30 on Friday. Mumbai: Shares of Hyundai Motor India may list higher on Tuesday, but analysts said gains are likely to be limited due to rich valuations and cautious mood in the market.

Oct 14, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Kairavi Lukka

AgenciesShashank Kanodia, assistant vice president of research at ICICI Direct, said that if held for over a year, the stock's returns could be in "double digits". INSIGHTS Read Stock Insights by ET for a quick analysis NSEBSEOla Electric Mobility Ltd.

Oct 8, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Kairavi Lukka

ANI "Healthy corrections, like these, are necessary to keep the bull market intact."Mumbai: Investors looking at historical market behaviour to forecast trends in equities may have a reason to cheer. A study by Samco Securities shows whenever Nifty fell more than 4% in a week, it has mostly rebounded over the next three months. Of the 10 occasions since 2015 (excluding the Covid period), when Nifty declined more than 4% in a week, it has returned 1% to 20% in the subsequent three months.

Oct 3, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Reena Zachariah |Kairavi Lukka

IANSStock traders must shell out more to punt in equity derivatives — and on fewer weekly contract choices than they now have — after the markets regulator introduced a raft of measures Tuesday to curb retail participation in a segment where at least nine out of ten participants have consistently lost money over the past three years.