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Subject: Weekly Updates - Commodities crash in global markets, copper down 7% and silver falls highest in 27 years, six stocks for a bear market and many more
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TOP STORIES   Commodities crash in global markets, copper down 7% and silver falls highest in 27 years Slowing growth first in the West and then in China and the rising greenback have led to massive unwinding by speculators in commodities on Friday... *Six stocks for a bear market *Home loans: The safe and smart way to overcome rising interest rates *A comprehensive Will is the only way to handle your legacy *Mumbai properties costliest, but witness lowest sales among metros in India *Delhi High Court blast severely injures RTI activist but he will carry on his crusade *Retail and FMCG still good prospects despite overall demand slowdown *The farce of TDS and advance tax exposed through huge refunds *BEST will start a dedicated Mumbai Airport shuttle but it wants a dedicated lane     Markets (Regulations)   Weekly Market Report: Fall further Slide may continue after a small bounce... *Bulls have to defend 4,720 as well as ensure crossing of 5,168 points to carry the battle further *Fortnightly Market View: Greek & Latin *Market regulations: Investors' gain   Investing (Mutual Funds)   Expected returns: Rational hope What do you expect from your investment? *Mid-cap funds come with tough choices   Personal Finance (Insurance)   IRDA chairman not convinced on opening up bancassurance to two insurance companies In 2009, an IRDA Committee had recommended opening up bancassurance to two insurers. But IRDA chairman J Hari Narayan does not seem convinced. IRDA may also allow brokers to offer consultancy services, even for insurance products that they have not sold themselves... *IRDA chairman: Highest NAV product is mis-sold *Customer behaviour: Worried about health cover? *Future Generali India Life Insurance: "ULIP charges are squeezed; wonder if any insurer charges less than the maximum allowed" *Indians are ready for 'do-it-yourself' insurance, says Policybazaar.com CEO Companies & Sectors   Real estate boom in tier-II and tier-III cities a myth, says Liases Foras founder Pankaj Kapoor explains that new townships spring up because of their proximity to major urban centres, but they lack infrastructure to expand consistently... *The need for due diligence for business correspondents who deliver financial services to low-income people *Should for-profit companies be permitted to act as business correspondents for banks? *Proposed Microfinance Bill has to look at the centre leader as a microfinance agent *Gurgaon industrial unrest will give Maruti Suzuki a severe blow *More money makes realty situation inefficient' *Onions continue to make consumers cry *Indian wines popular in the UK, but there's a long way to go ON STANDS NOW Life (Public Interest)   BEST will start a dedicated Mumbai Airport shuttle but it wants a dedicated lane BEST, the public transport service provider in Mumbai, will operate a bus shuttle from the airport to various parts of the city only if it gets a dedicated lane. But experts have criticised the BEST's pre-condition as unacceptable... *Mumbai Airport does not have a shuttle service while other metros have excellent connections from their airports to cities *Why is the government of Maharashtra reluctant to address the Mumbai airport transport issue? *Kejriwal exit affair: Allow government servants who have resigned to leave quickly, respectfully *The police force needs an attitudinal change for better governance *A page from Manmohan Singh's dateless diary   TROTTER NAMA: THE WORLD AROUND US   Washington: Rainforests & Volcanoes Jaideep Mukerji visits an iconic state in the US which offers grand landscapes and endless opportunities to visit historic, cultural and scenic locations... .   BOOKS: THE LOVE OF THE PRINTED WORD   The Next Convergence MICHAEL SPENCE Trend Qualification & Trading LA LITTLE Adapt TIM HARFORD EXCLUSIVE COLUMNS   BRIC Loans to EU: An absurd idea William Gamble   India rising or chaos in the offing? Karan Kharb Corporate corruption: Hard truth R Balakrishnan   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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