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NMDC shares in focus as strike ends, normal operations resume

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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] NMDC shares will be in focus on Monday after the state-owned miner’s strike ended with trade unions withdrawing their protest over wage settlement. The company confirmed that employees resumed duties from the first shift on March 20, restoring normal operations across all projects. The strike, which began on March 6, had significantly impacted production at India’s largest iron ore producer. In a statement, NMDC said the Federation of Unions instructed its members to return to work and support optimal performance. “NMDC acknowledges the importance of its workforce, which has been its backbone. This decision to resume work will strengthen trust and help the company meet its production targets,” the company stated. Earlier, NMDC had termed the strike illegal, citing a slowdown in work despite ongoing wage revision negotiations. Live Events The last wage revision took place in 2017, with the next one due in 2022. Although an agreement was re...

Large-cap stocks to buy: Investing more money in stocks? Long term or tactical approach? Maybe the second. 5 large-cap stocks which fit the bill at this time

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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis To some our headline may appear confusing. When investing is all about the long-term, why even think of a tactical approach? But given that valuations are high or even in bubble territory, it’s best to be tactical when pumping fresh money into the market. When we say tactical, what we mean is: Consider sectors and stocks that will benefit due to the changing global environment. Invest money with clear thought about why that stock is being bought and when one will exit. This is not about “Buy” and “Hold”. This is about “Buy, Review, and Realign”. When buying a stock, it would be good to ask yourself some questions. Why am I buying this particular stock? When or what will make me sell the stock? Clarity on these questions will help sort out many problems and probably lead to better returns. These questions are particularly important when valuations are not your friend and you are thinking of increasing exposure to equities. Why are...