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The Black Friday panic selling left many investors and traders shell shocked as November draws to a close. The Viper Report's Tom Aspray assesses the technical outlook for the stock market and the key support levels to w...

Income tax rules allow setting off losses from business and capital assets with profits made from other assets

You should look at the issue price and not just the buying price when buying a series in the secondary market

Generally, gift of an immovable property can be effected by a registered gift deed along with payment of applicable stamp duty

Individuals shouldn't avoid disclosing all the unlisted shares while filing an ITR

Here are a pair of trading recommendations for this week.

Don't look at GDP growth in the rear view mirror. Multiple economists significantly raised their December quarter forecasts last week.

Another day, another sign the first-level crowd is (wrongly!) losing its head over inflation...

Small investors are piling into markets using borrowed funds after a long string of gains, but many say the practice increases the risks of sharp pullbacks.

China's property boom has spawned numerous developers that, like industry giant Evergrande, borrowed heavily to fund breakneck growth. Now they are inflicting unprecedented losses on international investors.

There is no assured return in mutual funds but if we take an example of S&P BSE Sensex in the last 10 years, the average return has been around 13% per year for investments held for more than 10 years

Mutual fund calculator: On long-term SIP investment like 30 years or more, one can expect at least 12 per cent annual return, which may go up to 16 or may be 17 per cent as well, believe tax and investment experts

Inflationary talk and tactics that have been absent for many years have restarted.

$50 billion is an awful lot of money, more than enough to distort the capital allocation process in the semiconductor industry - especially given that there are indications that this largesse may be aimed at the wrong ta...