Category: Links

Some stuff that I am reading this morning:

Bangalore is costlier than Mumbai to live in (ET)

SEBI Watch: Did political pressure play a role in letting off the Tayals? (Firstpost)

India to be the largest economy by 2050 (Financial Express)

Mallya selling stake in United Breweries to Heineken? (Mint)

How to win friends and influence people-a lesson from Rajiv Bajaj (Business Standard)

What do value investors do in turbulent markets? (Advisor One)

Bill Gross on delivering in a delevering world (Pimco)

Gold bumps its head (Bespoke)

Have gold prices peaked? (Big Picture)

Some stuff I am reading this morning:

L&T Finance buys Fidelity’s mutual fund business in India (ET)

Why market shakes every time the taxman shouts GAAR (Moneycontrol)

FII flows a record so far in 2012 (Mint)

A case for investing in MT Educare ( BusinessLine )

A case for not investing in MT Educare (FirstChoiceIPO)

Found this quite funny-Madrid prostitutes declare war on bankers (RT)

Some stuff I am reading this morning:

S&P 500 hits highest level since May 2008 (Bloomberg)

Indian Bulls run headlong into politics (FT)

Tax worries make FIIs sell (Financial Express)

Is the Govt any better than Satyam’s Raju ?(First Post)

Good News for sugar stocks-Additional 10L Tonnes of sugar exports allowed (Business Line)

Neither can you afford a home in Mumbai nor can you take it on rent (Sucheta Dalal)

Analyst research is a big joke (FT Alphaville)

Some stuff I am reading this morning:

Another win for Narendra Modi-Maruti to shift carmaking to Gujarat (ET)

Hedge funds make wrong way commodity bets (Bloomberg)

Mukesh Ambani closer to achieving his gas pricing goals (Firstpost)

Tea Stocks may be a hot favorite(BusinessLine)

Is this the best stock market indicator ever? (AdvisorPerspectives)

Interesting reads for the weekend:

A fascinating portrayal: The rise of Narendra Modi

Arundhati Roy goes after Mukesh Ambani and everyone else (see link)

Is Ben Bernanke a villain or a hero ?(read here)

A great read for all traders/gamblers-The man who broke Atlantic City

The problem with Indian Railways – Tehelka