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Stock Screener for Indian stocks from Google Finance

There are many websites and online tools for technical analysis of Indian stocks. But when it comes to Fundalmental analysis of stocks using Stock screeners, there aren't much available. There is some good news for Investors who want to analyze Indian stocks using fundamental ratios and stock screener. Google Finance now provides excellent stock screener for online analysis of Indian stocks. Investors can now filter stocks using the stock screener, based on the criteria like Market cap, P/E ratio, Dividend yields etc. Also, there are more options to choose from and one can filter stocks using different criteria available like -Financial ratios, Operating metrics, Growth rates and Margins. You can try the Google Finance stock screener here: Google Finance

Why RBI Did Not Cut Interest Rates?

The common man too was waiting for this day as India’s central bank RBI was supposed to come up with its mid-quarter review of the monetary policy for the June quarter. ( Q1 ). What he wanted from the RBI governor was a reduction in Policy Rates and ReserveRatios so that his EMIs (Equated Monthly Instalment) on home and other loans would have slashed. Unfortunately, RBI governor did not reduce the Policy Rates or Reserve Ratios. The main policy rate is the Repo Rate - the rate at which RBI lends to commercial banks. Commercial banks often borrow money from the reserve bank and when this rate is lowered commercial banks can reduce their lending rates. The RBI governor kept this rate unaltered at 7.25 %. The other ratio which was expected to be reduced was the CRR or Cash Reserve Ratio- the percentage of total deposits that commercial banks are supposed to park with the reserve bank. As, no interest is payable on CRR, commercial banks expect this obligation to be minimum. When CRR is

Start a Biolubricant Making Business

Start a Biolubricant Making Business            What are biolubricants? Biolubricants are products which, when used, have a lower impact on the environment. Biolubricants have a lower impact on aquatic and soil life and cause less health risks. Preferably, they are mainly derived from  renewable raw materials , such as rapeseed oil. Their technical performance must at least equal that of conventional lubricants. In order to meet the technical performance requirements of diverse applications, lubricants contain various components. The source and nature of the base oil and additives do not only influence technical performance, but also the environmental performance of the lubricant. Detailed criteria such as biodegradability, persistence and bioaccumulation, (aquatic) toxicity and other environmental and health hazards, and the extent to which the lubricants are based on renewable materials, determine whether lubricants may be eligible for ecolabels. Why should biolubricants be used?   B

Start a Poy-Sian Inhaler Manufacturing Business

   Start a  Poy-Sian Inhaler Manufacturing Business The Poy-Sian provides valuable services with fatigue, looseness, malaise, nausea, dizziness, unpleasant odors, headaches, mild flu symptoms, nasal congestion, itching, insect bites, or even nicotine withdrawal.   With its manifold effects and potential applications the Poy-Sian faces greatest popularity in Thailand and is also increasingly discovered by  "foreigners" and tourists to be their constant companion.  Unscrew the top to inhale, unscrew the bottom to apply to the skin, practically in the format and available in different colors, so that everyone can easily recognizes his own Poy-Sian.  Poy Sian Inhalers can be used for colds, flu, to clear sinus and blocked nasal passages. It’s also used for vertigo or just to inhale. Poy Sian Inhaler Pocket essential oils  Description: That's 6 nasal inhalers brand-POY SIAN MARK II from Asian medicine and enhanced with 6 different colors. Poy Sian Mark II, very helpful in your

Just Dial Shares Lists With a Bang

The shares of Just Dial Ltd managed to list at Rs. 590 on NSE and eventually saw a high of Rs. 631.9.By the time of this post shares  were trading at Rs. 622.25. This stock was issued at Rs. 530 (Rs. 483 for retail share holders after the discount). So, if a retail investor  who books profit at Rs. 620 makes a profit of 28.36 %  while the annualized return is whopping 2070.6 % (for those who availed the ASBA option.) Returns are just awesome when we compare the same with what bank FDs are presently offering. This issue was overall subscribed  11.63 times while in retail category the subscription was 3.53 times. Risk averse retail investors better be booking profits as shares are overpriced and underlying risks being spooky. Having booked the profit, value investors should remain firm even if stock soars from current levels, as capital protection is their primary goal and appreciation comes second.