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28 October 2011   Moneylife Exclusive IDFC Premier moves in and out of stocks month after month Moneylife Digital Team Mutual funds are supposed to be long-term investors. Why did IDFC Premier buy Tecpro Systems in August and sell it completely in September and sell Fag Bearings in August and buy it in September?     Exclusive Column     Occupy Wall Street: Protestors are actually saviours of capitalism William Gamble Marching against corruption in India is akin to marching against corporate fraud in the US. Civic activism across the globe is taking place because the youth want more transparency and fairness in the system...       Other ML Exclusives   Six years of RTI: Time for the government now to bravely abide by the Act, not tame it Six years of RTI's existence has empowered the Indian citizen as a proactive partner in governance like never before since Independence. But the government has not been able to digest it, ever since its implementation. Instead of trying to dilute or scuttle the Act, it's time the government abides by Section (4) norms of 'suo motu' disclosure... ............................................................................................................................................. MF Global Holdings crushed by $6.30 billion exposure to European sovereign debt The future of its Indian arm, MF Global Sify Securities, is also at stake. MF Global had overextended itself beyond futures trade—its credit rating has now been downgraded to junk by major ratings agencies, its stock is plummeting... .............................................................................................................................................. Daily Market Report: Share prices may pause for breath Nifty may find support at 5,265... .............................................................................................................................................. Life insurance: Don't fall for assured returns, look for comprehensive cover and avoid dubious agents who promise you fantastic combination plans Beware of products that promise you everything under the sun. Traditional insurance cannot give you high returns. Don't fall for combination plans. Check out the credentials of the agent you deal with as many operate without IRDA licenses... .............................................................................................................................................. Deregulation of savings bank interest rates: RBI's move not practical in the present scenario Giving freedom to banks to fix their own interest rates on saving bank deposits in the present juncture may create more problems for the common man, who may have to face higher service charges and more restrictive practices... .............................................................................................................................................. Will Real-Estate prices fall now? Will real-estate prices fall and is it a good time to buy property? .............................................................................................................................................. Clash of the Khans: 'Bodyguard' slugs it out with King Khan for box-office stakes First-day collections of Salman-starrer above the Shah Rukh sci-fi futuristic blockbuster, but Ra.One rakes it on Diwali with Rs62.50 crore... .............................................................................................................................................. Inbound tourism sector to suffer due to travel advisories from five countries Experts say such travel advisories against India are "misguiding" and would significantly affect tourist inflow, both in the business and leisure categories... .............................................................................................................................................. TCS, Infosys and Wipro still resilient despite current global outlook, says S&P In spite of the uncertainty in global demand for information technology companies and the weakening rupee, top companies in India are expected to maintain their investment grade ratings... .............................................................................................................................................. Personal finance today - IndiaFirst Life Insurance launches IndiaFirst Money Balance Plan - Birla Sun Life MF floats 367 days fixed term plan - IDFC Mutual Fund unveils one year fixed maturity plan   ON STANDS NOW At a Glance   - Maruti faces 2-4% cancellation of Swift orders - Mukesh Ambani richest Indian with $22.6 billion net worth: Forbes - HC dismisses Airtel plea against tribunal order to pay Rs25 crore - BSNL connects landline with private mobile operators in Punjab - Rajat Gupta pleads not guilty, freed on $10 million bail   Corporate Wrap-up   - Kotak Mahindra Bank net profit rises to Rs433 crore in Sept quarter - Muthoot Finance Q2 profit zooms 88% - Garden Silk Mills Q2 net dips 62% Moneylife Columns     The cacophony over discovery of 'unmarked graves' in north Kashmir: The Army should speak up and act Karan Kharb The civilian population in India is not informed enough about the restraints, risks and operational necessities through which troops function. Despite these constraints, our forces have always been prompt by coming down hard on officers who have been convicted of misdemeanours. The Army should announce an impartial probe into the Kashmir episode—that'll take the wind out of the sails of those crying foul...     Corporate Accounts: Accounting substandard R Balakrishnan Companies are able to hide more than they reveal and auditors are strangely comfortable with that...       Face 2 Face   "We should have freedom to offer highest NAV ULIP" Deepak Sood, MD & CEO, Future Generali India Life Insurance Co Ltd...   Editor's Pick   The EU summit to solve the debt crisis has failed There are a number of holes in the so-called 'rescue' plan. ...................................................................................................................................................... US economy grows at fastest clip during late summer The economy has not fallen into recession, but where are the jobs for the 14 million unemployed Americans? ...................................................................................................................................................... Nokia Lumia: Will this salvage the Windows Phone? The Finnish phone-maker's first two Windows phones look promising, but it has a hard, uphill task ahead. ...................................................................................................................................................... Leveraged ETFs: The worst-ever investment? ETFs now account for $1 trillion in investor assets, but these instruments are designed to be used as daily hedging and trading vehicles. Given the current volatility, it is very risky to hold them for more than a day. ...................................................................................................................................................... Jobs drove without a licence plate The SL55 AMG Mercedes-Benz was his car of choice. But a loophole in California's vehicle laws allowed the maverick to zoom around without a license plate. ...................................................................................................................................................... Cartoon of the week 'Better Red than dead' is the new tune being played out.     Book Review   The Little Book of Trading: Traders' Tales Debashis Basu A disappointing collection of traders' profiles...   FROM the ARCHIVES   RBI hikes repo, reverse repo rates by 25 basis points "Changing the policy stance when inflation is still far above the tolerance level entails risks to the credibility of the Reserve Bank's commitment to low and stable inflation," the apex bank said in its policy review document... ...................................................................................................................................................... FMCG companies reduce quantity in offerings, without lowering price As input costs are constantly rising, consumer goods manufacturers are amending packaging and reducing quantities—so that they can keep their sales price constant. Unlike developed economies, the price per weight (any unit) is not displayed, only the MRP is imprinted on packages...     To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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