The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) investigation found that where the first buy leg of the trades is executed just one day prior to recommendation day, it is prima facie observed that Hemant Ghai must have been aware of the buy recommendation that was going to be given the next day on the show, which gave him the confidence to execute/facilitate the buy position in the trading accounts of Jaya Hemant Ghai and Shyam Mohini Ghai again and again.
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The Chinese-based e-commerce giant was under examination by State Department officials to be added to a Defense Department list of companies that supported China s military, intelligence, and security services. Americans can not invest in any companies that are added to the list.
Shares of Alibaba surged as much as 7% in Wednesday trades following the report. Tencent and Baidu also saw their stocks rise as it was revealed they also would not be added to the list.
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Chinese telecom companies like China Mobile and China Telecom were recently added to the list. The US-listed stocks of both companies were delisted by the New York Stock Exchange on Monday.
DAILY VOICE | Long-term investors should look at global investing as portfolio allocation: Swastik Nigam of Winvesta Winvesta has many geographical ETFs listed in the US such as EWU (UK), EWJ (Japan), and DAX (Germany) that investors can utilize for exposure to specific markets. January 14, 2021 / 07:31 AM IST
Swastik Nigam, CEO & Founder – Winvesta, has over 10 years of trading experience in equities, ETFs, fixed income, and currencies. He is of the view that 2020 was an active year for overseas investments from India. However, we are just scratching the surface here. Less than 0.1% of India’s wealth is currently invested overseas, , he said in an interview with Moneycontrol’s Kshitij Anand.