Don’t take my cheese away...

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The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese. However, these words of Jon Hammond do not seem to be working for the Indian Mutual Funds (MFs) industry. Be it the buying or selling of equities, MFs have been the late movers every time, hence resulting in losses for investors due to the missed opportunities.

Interestingly, although the stock markets have bounced back to new historic heights after the crash in May this year; MF Net Asset Values (NAVs) are still lagging behind their top levels. For instance, NAV for Prudential ICICI Dynamic Plan (Growth), which was at 60.97 on May 10, 2006, is still at 57.74 (as on October 25). SBI Blue Chip Fund, which was at 11.58 o May 10, is still at 11.11. The situation is more or less same with almost all MFs.

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006, Professor Arindam Chaudhuri's (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative


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Antony... A. K. Antony – Integrity, honesty and loyalty, finally arrive at the Ministry of Defence

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He is one of the few good men who dared to enter the politics and succeeded too. Moreover, he has never been accused of any corrupt practices. Yet, he has been resigning at the drop of a hat from almost every high post that he has held so far. Arackaparambil Kurian Antony, 65, who was appointed Defence Minister of India on October 23, has an unblemished career spanning over 45 years now.

Antony, like the first Defence Minister of India, V. K. Krishna Menon, hails from Kerala. But, the similarity ends here. While Menon was known for his aristocratic lifestyle, Antony leads a Spartan life. While Menon was a very good orator, Antony is a good organiser and even better administrator. And while Menon had to resign from Jawahar Lal Nehru’s cabinet after the 1962 Sino-India war debacle, Antony has been resigning from every post on his own sweet will.

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Hold on! Your PC’s gonna burst in flames!

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Nothing can remain isolated in the open market, can it?! And after making its decision public, to recall 9.6 million laptop batteries from the market due to fire hazards, Sony – the world’s second largest consumer electronics manufacturer – felt the heat in its quarterly earnings too! Sony’s second quarter profits for the quarter ended September 2006 fell by a hair-raising 94% to just $14 million from $329 million in the corresponding period during 2005. The profit figures lost sheen owing to the extra added cost of $429 million in relation to the battery recall. Worse enough, all these recent developments have forced Sony to trim its earnings forecast for the year 2007 to such an extent that it represents the lowest since 2002.

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