Dalal Street Investment Journal - June 19, 2023

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COVER STORY Vol. 38 Issue No. 15

Unmasking The Value Trap A value trap is a situation in which an investment appears to be undervalued based on traditional valuation metrics.

Markets Gearing Up To Reach New Highs

India has restored its ranking as the fifth-largest stock market in the world, while the BSE Sensex has touched the crucial 63,000 threshold with Morgan Stanley predicting it would reach 68,500 points by December.

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CANARA BANK - POSTING A POSITIVE PERFORMANCE

HERE IS WHY Holds top spot in the league of banks Increase in net profit by 64.18 per cent Improving customer service

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INOX WIND - BREEZY BUT TURBULENT TOO

In the current scenario, the market appears to be allocating a premium value to companies engaged in the production of clean energy, which is why Inox Wind has also attracted fair bit of attention among investors. It has been up by 30 per cent in the last one month. This may be due to the orders the company has received, sparking optimism among investors. However, there is also news that the company’s wind turbines may be blacklisted

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Vikas Ecotech Ltd. Approves Closure of QIP Issue, Issue Price Determined at ₹2.80 Per Equity Share

Company Allots Equity Shares to FPIs

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Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Industry - KEEPING GOOD HEALTH

The corona virus pandemic drew everyone’s attention to the need for basic medical facilities across the country, elevating the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries and compelling the government to pay greater attention to them. Mandar Wagh describes how being a major participant in terms of both volume and value globally, the government’s emphasis and initiatives all contribute to the success of the industry

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Unmasking The Value Trap

A value trap is a situation in which an investment appears to be undervalued based on traditional valuation metrics. They may be trading at low price to earnings ratio or price to book ratio or higher dividend yield but the stock price continues to decline or remains stagnant for an extended period. The article takes a closer look at how value trap works and how it can be avoided

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International Funds - Are They Worth Exploring?

Recently, interest in international funds was rejuvenated when US company Nvidia Corp created windfall gains for its investors. Against this backdrop, the article investigates whether investing in international funds is truly one of the ways to create wealth. It also examines the risks associated with this path of investing

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Planning For Child's Education

Children’s education, in particular higher education, is an important financial goal.

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Investing With Purpose: Unlocking The Potential Of ESG Investing

The purpose of every investment has to be the returns garnered, irrespective of its timeframe. But for today’s responsible investors, certain environmental, social and governance parameters are critical to park their funds. Vardan Pandhare underscores the practice of investing with purpose in this special report

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Are You Monitoring Your Portfolio?

While it is quite common to see investors relying on short-term performance of funds for making investment decisions, they also feel compelled to react if short-term performance disappoints them.

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