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10 June 2011   Moneylife Exclusive Optimistic broker research reports call India 'undervalued', but why is nobody biting? Debashis Basu Big brokers are reluctantly lowering their earnings growth target, leading to the belief that the market is undervalued. Is it based on false premises?     Exclusive Column     Unaccountable regulators: Cancerous caucus Sucheta Dalal The recent capricious record of the SEBI top brass has shown that Indian regulators may continue with their whimsical ways if investors/savers don't assert their rights and demand accountability from politician...     Other ML Exclusives   May bucks the trend, mutual funds witness large inflows After Rs1,365 crore of outflows in April 2011, mutual funds have recorded Rs1,480 crore of inflows in May 2011—almost 94% of this amount was from existing schemes... ................................................................................................................................................ Brokerages believe decisive government action needed to reverse market downtrend; advise accumulating good names Brokerages say inflation and high rates have been a bother for the market, which has corrected nearly 10% this year. They point out that while environmental and corruption issues have pushed back investment, capital goods orders have been better than expected recently, and there could be a revival in investment activity in the second half of the year... ................................................................................................................................................ Daily Market Report: Share prices tumble on dismal IIP numbers First new support for Nifty is at 5,415 and then at 5,350... ................................................................................................................................................ ADF Foods: In India we will see growth because it is a totally new market for us The leading ethnic Indian food company is banking on the changing trend in the country for quick growth, besides keeping an eye open for more acquisitions to expand its business... ................................................................................................................................................ Pending commissions of PPF agents to be paid soon National Savings Institute expects to complete verification of commission claims soon. Payments process was held up after detection of fraud in 2004... ................................................................................................................................................ 'Indian government's policies segregate the disabled from the rest' Survey by the WHO and the World Bank points out that India has miles to go to ensure a life of dignity for the disabled... ................................................................................................................................................ Bengaluru is BEST! BMTC is growing rapidly, while BEST is losing commuters Mumbai's BEST and Bengaluru's BMTC are both innovating to cope up with growing populations. But while BMTC has been growing fast, BEST seems to be losing commuters mainly to the railway system. BMTC can be proud of its progress if it is also able to become financially profitable... ................................................................................................................................................ Unquoted: Farmax India, Lee & Nee Softwares (Exports) Stories of stock price manipulation... ................................................................................................................................................ Raymond: The ol' magic is back The 'Complete Man' campaign, perhaps one of India's longest running ad ideas, seems to have lost its potency. But the new Raymond's commercial brings back flashes of the old spark... ................................................................................................................................................ Personal finance today Aviva India breaks even, posting fiscal year profit of Rs29 crore BBVA gets FII licence to invest in Indian bond market DSP BlackRock MF floats FMP–12M–Series 22 DSP BlackRock MF unveils FMP–3M–Series 38 HDFC Mutual Fund launches FMP 370D June 2011 (2) IDBI Mutual Fund unveils FMP–90 Days Series I (June 2011)–C JP Morgan Mutual Fund introduces JF ASEAN Equity Off-shore Fund SBI Mutual Fund floats Debt Fund Series-90 Days-44 Taurus Mutual Fund launches 370 days fixed maturity plan   At a Glance   - Experts panel recommends conditional approval for first phase of HCC's Lavasa project - SBI breaches RBI norms on RIL exposure for 3rd straight year - Maruti strike at Manesar plant enters seventh day - IIP registers 6.3% growth in April as per new series - Declining industrial growth rate 'disturbing': FM - 2G case: Kanimozhi, Sharad Kumar move SC seeking bail - Exports in May jump by 57% to $25.9 billion - IGC lowers 2011-12 global wheat output estimate to 667 million tonne Corporate Wrap-up   - Tata Motors wins order from Siddhivinayak Logistics - Glenmark gets final USFDA nod for skin ointment‎ - Aurobindo Pharma receives USFDA approval for hypertension drug   Moneylife Columns     Burden of information: The performance of fund managers depends on how data is analysed and processed William Gamble A growing problem is that governments all over the world are interfering with markets as never before and these interventions distort the price signals, information and create bubbles...     Fastrack: Raunchy, but an interesting route Anil Thakraney The Fastrack ad uses the concept of casual sex to appeal to youngsters. It could lead to some complaints, but the accessories maker appears to have decided that it helps it to break through the clutter...     Face 2 Face   'The proposed web censorship law is a joke' Rajiv Dingra, head of a web advertising consultancy, warns that web advertisers had better not underestimate the web consumer who can react unlike a TV viewer...   Editor's Pick   Is Hillary moving to the World Bank? This report has it that the US Secretary of State is considering quitting her job next year to become the World Bank head. ...................................................................................................................................................... US food prices are zooming High fuel costs are the main culprit. ...................................................................................................................................................... Is Christine Lagarde right for the IMF? She has all the right credentials, and is the front-runner for the post, but is Lagarde up to the challenge? ...................................................................................................................................................... China's trade surplus is below estimates It has reported a $13.10-billion surplus, thanks to surging imports. ...................................................................................................................................................... Toshiba tries colour to sell its laptops Lime-lollipop greens and sherbet purples, anyone? ...................................................................................................................................................... Cartoon of the week Here's how social networking can go out of hand.   Book Review   Passive investing wins. OK? Debashis Basu The Quest for Alpha has collected the best array of evidence in favour of passive investing...   FROM the ARCHIVES   India's Picasso leaves behind a precious legacy MF Husain, India's most prolific and controversial artist, leaves behind a great body of work whose value will jump manifold with his passing away... ...................................................................................................................................................... Individuals must be vigilant about their credit history to avoid being put on list of defaulters, says CIBIL It appears from complaints that names may be included among list of defaulters due to inaccuracies in the details submitted by institutions to the credit information bureau...   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

 

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