Moneycontrol - Brokerage

• Buy HDFC Bank; target of Rs 1,850: ICICI Securities

  

  ICICI Securities is bullish on HDFC Bank has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1,850 in its research report dated April 21, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 1:41pm -
• Buy Tejas Networks; target of Rs 1100: Emkay Global Financial

  

  Emkay Global Financial is bullish on Tejas Networks has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1100 in its research report dated April 23, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 1:36pm -
• Buy Bajaj Finance; target of Rs 9000: Emkay Global Financial

  

  Emkay Global Financial is bullish on Bajaj Finance has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 9000 in its research report dated April 23, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 1:36pm -
• Buy Bajaj Finance; target of Rs 9000: Emkay Global Financial

  

  Emkay Global Financial is bullish on Bajaj Finance has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 9000 in its research report dated April 23, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 1:36pm -
• Reduce Persistent Systems; target of Rs 3700: Emkay Global Financial

  

  Emkay Global Financial recommended reduce rating on Persistent Systems with a target price of Rs 3700 in its research report dated April 22, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 1:26pm -
• Reduce Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail; target of Rs 230: Emkay Global Financial

  

  Emkay Global Financial recommended reduce rating on Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail with a target price of Rs 230 in its research report dated April 23, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 1:22pm -
• Reduce Wipro; target of Rs 410: ICICI Securities

  

  ICICI Securities is bullish on Wipro has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 410 in its research report dated April 21, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 12:22pm -
• Buy HDFC Life Insurance Company; target of Rs 739: ICICI Securities

  

  ICICI Securities is bullish on HDFC Life Insurance Company has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 739 in its research report dated April 21, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 12:05pm -
• Buy Patel Engineering; target of Rs 80: ICICI Direct

  

  ICICI Direct is bullish on Patel Engineering recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 80 in its research report dated April 22, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 12:05pm -
• Accumulate Infosys; target of Rs 1531: KR Choksey

  

  KR Choksey recommended Accumulate rating on Infosys with a target price of Rs 1531 in its research report dated April 22, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 12:05pm -

• Buy Jindal Drilling and Industries; target of Rs 960: Anand Rathi

  

  Anand Rathi is bullish on Jindal Drilling and Industries has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 960 in its research report dated April 22, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 12:04pm -
• Buy Navneet Education; target of Rs 182: Prabhudas Lilladher

  

  Prabhudas Lilladher is bullish on Navneet Education has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 182 in its research report dated April 22, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 12:04pm -
• Sell Indus Tower; target of Rs 260: ICICI Securities

  

  ICICI Securities is bearish on Indus Tower has recommended sell rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 260 in its research report dated April 20, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 11:56am -
• Buy City Union Bank; target of Rs 170: ICICI Securities

  

  ICICI Securities is bullish on City Union Bank has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 170 in its research report dated April 21, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 11:46am -
• Buy Hatsun Agro Products; target of Rs 1190: ICICI Securities

  

  ICICI Securities is bullish on Hatsun Agro Products recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1190 in its research report dated April 23, 2024.
  - 23 Apr 24, 11:46am -

Get Rich Slowly

• A values-driven life
  Hello, friends. Just a quick note to let you all know that my life, at last, seems to be settling. A full two months after the death of my mother, the fog has lifted and I find that I'm motivated to pursue productive pursuits once more.I spent much of the past several weeks doing some serious soul-searching. It's clear to me (and to Kim) that above all else, I need to make 2023 the year of me.2023 — The Year of MeMore than a decade ago, I got into the habit of theming my years and months. I…
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• A man of no ambition
  A memory came to me this morning while I was walking the dog, a memory of those days when I was fresh out of college and just beginning to work for my father at the box factory.A salesman had come knocking on our door. This was strange since the box factory was (and still is) located in a rural area. But somehow this guy had found us and he was there to make his pitch: He was a salesman who trained salesmen. (And, presumably, saleswomen although this wasn't part of the spiel in 1992.)Dad, amus…
  - 2 Nov 22, 11:53pm -
• Why I bought a NEW car
  I am 53 years old. Never in my life have I allowed myself to buy a car I truly love...until now. This is the story of how I allowed myself to make a huge purchase just for the joy of it. And it wasn't even a purchase I'd intended to make. Let me explain.During the peak of the pandemic (early July 2020), I paid $35,990 for a used 2019 Mini Countryman SE All4. The Countryman — which I call a "Maxi Cooper" — isn't a bad car, but I regretted buying it almost immediately. I'd intended to replace…
  - 26 Sep 22, 5:30pm -
• How self-centered shopping has made me happier with the things I buy
  I've changed the way I shop over the past few years. And although the shift has been subtle, I've found that I'm much happier with the things I buy.In the past, my approach to shopping was simple. If I wanted a new thneed, I would go to a store (or, with the advent of the internet, a website) and choose from the available thneeds. I'd look at the store's selection (or the website's selection) and pick the one best suited for me.If the thneed I wanted was particularly expensive or important, I…
  - 22 Sep 22, 11:52pm -
• Who coined the term FI/RE (financially-independent, retired early)?
  It's always fun to unearth some esoteric piece of personal finance history. I know there are only a few nerds out there who care (hello, Grant Sabatier!), but those of us who care really care.Two years ago, I published an article exploring the history of financial independence in which I noted that the earliest reference I can find to the notion of financial independence comes from an 1872 book called Money and How to Make It by H. L. Reade. And it wasn't until the 1950s that the concept of ear…
  - 21 Sep 22, 4:08am -
• Designing my life, part one: Building a compass
  Last week, I raved about the book Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans. These two Stanford design professors have taken design principles and applied them to helping people figure out what they want to be when they grow up.After advocating Designing Your Life to several friends, two of them suggested that we work through the book's exercises together. One of those friends is Kim, my long-term girlfriend. The other is Craig, a college classmate. I thought it might be fun to share s…
  - 2 Sep 22, 12:19am -
• Designing your life
  I am obsessed with the film Everything Everywhere All at Once. From the moment I saw the trailer, I knew the movie was meant for me. I was right. The film's bizarre blend of action, philosophy, science fiction, taxes, and juvenile humor feels specifically targeted to me and my brain.For those unfamiliar, here's a quick plot synopsis.Evelyn and Waymond Wang own a laundromat. Their business is failing, their marriage is fracturing, and so is their relationship with Joy, their daughter. During a…
  - 22 Aug 22, 3:00am -
• Life is not a game
  You hear the phrase "the game of life" all the time.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-o8Spa4isQThere are books on Amazon instructing us on how to win at the "game of life". Hell, Milton Bradley's "The Game of Life" from 1860 — still sold today — was the first popular board game in the United States.
  - 15 Aug 22, 5:30pm -
• Learning to dance: How couples can have constructive conversations about money
  Today, the Get Rich Slowly summer of books concludes with an excerpt from Cashing Out: Win the Wealth Game by Walking Away from Julien and Kiersten Saunders. Julien and Kiersten are the power couple behind the rich & Regular blog and YouTube channel.The following excerpt from Cashing Out (published by Portfolio/Penguin) is used with permission. Copyright © 2022 by Rich & Regular LLC. This passage has been edited to be more readable on the web.Dr. Sue Johnson is a clinical psychologist who spe…
  - 9 Aug 22, 5:30pm -
• The power of non-monetary investments
  The following is from Taking Stock by Jordan Grumet with permission from Ulysses Press. Copyright © 2022 by Jordan Grumet. This passage has been edited to be more readable on the web.I used to have a patient who was an undertaker. We had many conversations about philosophy and practicality, and it didn’t take long for me to realize that one must gain profound insights from being engaged in such a unique business. As I was often fond of saying: When the undertaker speaks, you should really li…
  - 2 Aug 22, 5:30pm -