The Nifty ended the week –0.43% (-0.17% in USD terms.)
Index Performance
IT corrected and pharma was boosted by expectation-beating earnings…
Top Winners and losers
ETFs
| JUNIORBEES | +0.79% |
| GOLDBEES | +0.34% |
| NIFTYBEES | -0.19% |
| BANKBEES | -0.58% |
| PSUBNKBEES | -1.28% |
| INFRABEES | -1.71% |
Advancers and Decliners
If you stare hard enough, you can see the brown shoots:
Investment Theme Performance
| Quality to Price | +4.68% |
| Financial Strength Value | +3.54% |
| Long Term Equity* | +2.99% |
| Balance-sheet Strength | +2.50% |
| Enterprise Yield | +1.32% |
| Velocity* | +0.94% |
| Market Elephants | +0.44% |
| Efficient Growth | +0.35% |
| Market Fliers | -0.05% |
| Growth with Moat | -0.19% |
| Consistent10* | -0.24% |
| Momentum 200 | -0.40% |
| Magic Formula Investing | -1.97% |
| IT 3rd Benchers | -2.33% |
| ADAG Mania | -2.39% |
Sector Performance
Thought for the weekend
Brief diagnostic interviews, lasting only five minutes each, were held with a series of patients at the time of their admission to hospital and then presented to groups of experienced psychiatrists who were required to make a diagnosis. The content of the interview was presented in three alternative ways — as a videotape, as an audiotape, or as a written transcript. It turned out that an accurate diagnosis could be made within the first few minutes of an interview and behavioural cues seem to be of little or no importance in this regard, irrespective of the medium (transcript, audio, etc…) i.e. less is more.
Source: Do Behavioral Cues Matter?
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