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Here are a pair of stocks that have a high likelihood of declining over the next week or two.

Last week, Wayne Himelsein, told us he sold AMD to buy Align Technology, Broadridge Financial, Illumina, or Take-Two Interactive. AMD fell 13%, so selling was a good call. Now after completing his research, Wayne says Ta...

Bears reasoning is flawed. Nine years is not too long and 26,000 is not too high.

The IPOs of Aavas Financiers, Garden Reach and Dinesh Engineers saw lacklustre, barely weeks after the blockbuster share sales of Ircon International and HDFC AMC

The RBI consumer confidence survey is relevant in a way that the 2019 Lok Sabha elections are just around the corner

Mint spoke to experts to find out what buyers should be wary of during festive sales

E-tailers are turning to advanced analytics and algorithms to understand a shopper's buying behaviour better, and use this information to influence shoppers by predicting their preferences

Human beings are not entirely rational. Behavioural economics suggests we're just wired that way for various reasons

Festive discounts can lure even seasoned shoppers. The only way to not give in to an impulse and regret later is to know what you really need to buy and to read the fine print of various offers

One of the key sticking points in the Brexit negotiations is the Irish border issue. Blockchain has the potential to be the solution

When you buy a CEF, management plays a huge role in whether you notch a big gain and income stream.

Selloff in equity markets pulled down the combined market valuation of the top 10 most valued Indian companies by a whopping Rs 2,55,995 crore last week, with RIL, TCS and ITC taking the steepest hit

Analysts say macroeconomic data such as IIP for August and CPI for September, movement of the rupee and trend in global crude oil prices would be crucial for the stock markets this week

The Aavas Financiers IPO, which opened from September 25-27, was subscribed 97 per cent at a price band of Rs 818 to Rs 821 per share

In case the STT has not been paid and the transactions are not in the exempt list, the usual LTCG tax rate of 20 per cent would apply of sale of shares

The latest withdrawal comes following a net outflow of over Rs 21,000 crore from the capital markets (both equity and debt) last month