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Trade cautiously in over 300 illiquid stocks: BSE, NSE to investors

To safeguard interests of investors, leading stock exchanges BSE and NSE have asked their trading members to take extra caution while trading in over 300 illiquid stocks. Illiquid stocks are those that cannot be sold easily because they see limited trading. These stocks pose higher risks to investors because it is difficult to find buyers for them as compared to frequently traded shares. In similar-worded circulars issued on Wednesday, both exchanges advised their trading members to exercise additional due diligence while trading in these securities either on own account or on behalf of their clients . BSE and NSE have listed out 299 and 13 illiquid stocks, respectively, where additional due diligence is required.

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illiquid stocks: Trade cautiously in over 300 illiquid stocks: BSE, NSE to investors

NEW DELHI: To safeguard interests of investors, leading stock exchanges BSE and NSE have asked their trading members to take extra caution while trading in over 300 illiquid stocks. Illiquid stocks are those that cannot be sold easily because they see limited trading. These stocks pose higher risks to investors because it is difficult to find buyers for them as compared to frequently traded shares. In similar-worded circulars issued on Wednesday, both exchanges advised their trading members to exercise additional due diligence while trading in these securities either on own account or on behalf of their clients . BSE and NSE have listed out 299 and 13 illiquid stocks, respectively, where additional due diligence is required.

Maruti securities ltdGolechha global finance ltdVertex securities ltdBangalore fort farms ltdEkam leasing finance company ltdExchange board of india sebiBkm industriesMunoth financial services ltdKaushalya infrastructure development corporationGarware marine industries ltdGujarat investa ltdEurotex industriesMefcom capital markets ltdInfrastructure realtyIndo asia finance ltdHotel rugby

Why small-caps aren t big bets - The Hindu BusinessLine

Keerthi Sanagasetti BL Research Bureau | Updated on April 03, 2021 × 12% chance of one becoming big in 10 years; 55% don’t beat Sensex’s 9.8% CAGR Rookie and so called high-risk investors often buy small-cap stocks, betting on their potential to become tomorrow’s large caps. But there is only a small possibility of this happening, going by their performance in the last decade. A check of the top 250 small-cap stocks by market capitalisation as on March 31, 2011 shows that in the last ten years, only three have moved to the large-cap bucket. That is, barely a 1 per cent chance! Not just that, many small-caps also lost the battle in terms of alpha generation the very reason that one invests in these stocks. The returns (CAGR) generated by half the small-cap companies could not beat the Sensex’s 10 per cent returns (CAGR) in the last ten years.

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Norway wealth fund to probe firms that could be using forced labour from Xinjiang

Fund operates under ethical guidelines set by parliament OSLO, March 10 (Reuters) - Norway’s $1.3 trillion wealth fund will probe whether companies it is invested in may be using the labour of ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims linked to China’s internment camp system in the country’s Xinjiang region, the head of the fund’s ethics watchdog told Reuters. The world’s largest sovereign wealth, which has massive market influence because it owns 1.5% of the world’s listed shares across 9,100 companies, operates under ethical guidelines set by parliament. Johan H. Andresen, chair of the fund’s Council on Ethics, said the fund had begun identifying companies that it said used workers that had been held in internment camps in Xinjiang.

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Norway Wealth Fund to Probe Whether Firms Could Be Using Forced Labour From China s Xinjiang

Norway Wealth Fund to Probe Whether Firms Could Be Using Forced Labour From China s Xinjiang
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