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The below two comments are with respect to the article titled ‘Smart finance, spicy romance’ published on February 14.
Financial compatibility is as critical as emotional bonding, for couples.
Knowing each other’s financial knowledge and investments, and aligning for a longer-term, sustainable and stable relationship is the key.
––Bal Govind
––Rasika Ranganathan
Thanks for the prompt response to my email query about the IPO recommendation on RailTel. I read the article in
BusinessLine dated Feburary 18.
It will be really helpful if the analysis can be published a day prior to the opening of the IPO.
––Chetan.
Apologies for the delay this time around. It was due to some unavoidable circumstances.
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The following two comments are in the context of the story titled ‘No tax benefit on ULIPs, high PF contribution’ that appeared on February 1:
(This might be the) First step towards abolishing EPF. Parthiban Balasubramaniam
Taxation on VPF and ULIPs are a very good move. The limit is quite reasonable and any one investing more than ₹2.5 lakh is rich quite rightly, the returns should be taxed. Sundar
This is in the context of the story titled ‘How to hunt for small-cap stocks’ that appeared on January 23. The article is of high practical relevance for long-term small-cap investors. Namasivayam K
Behavioural biases to be wary of in a bull market Copy code
The market is on a gravity-defying trip, never mind the naysayers. At record highs, the Sensex is now up about 12 per cent year-to-date and 75 per cent from its March lows. It trades at about 33 times trailing price-to-earnings, higher than its past averages.
But like many big bull runs in the past, this rally too could turn into a frenzy with many retail investors burning their fingers due to ‘irrational exuberance’. In this situation, a reminder on the behavioural biases that we all are prone to, can be useful.