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Kshitij Anand is the Markets Editor at Moneycontrol. He looks after stocks markets coverage on the portal.

Seven picks from 5 sectors by Elara Capital that are likely to hog limelight in 2019

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Seven picks from 5 sectors by Elara Capital that are likely to hog limelight in 2019

We expect the Nifty earnings to grow at a CAGR of ~20 percent between FY19-21 and the economic fundamental is likely to improve further, says Sundar Muthukrishnan of Elara Capital

'Midcaps likely to outperform largecaps in 2019'; 25 stocks to buy

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'Midcaps likely to outperform largecaps in 2019'; 25 stocks to buy

Midcaps significantly underperformed large-caps in CY’18 - pushing down the valuation premium over large-caps from 30 percent, during the start of CY18 to the current level of -8%.

A morning walk down Dalal Street | Focus on stock specific opportunities with stop loss placed below 10,733

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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Focus on stock specific opportunities with stop loss placed below 10,733

Traders are advised to remain focussed on stock specific opportunities with a market stop placed below 10,733 levels on closing basis.

'Be cautious; focus for 2019 must be on consumption stories and not broader themes'

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'Be cautious; focus for 2019 must be on consumption stories and not broader themes'

The consumption story in India is still intact and the capital investment cycle is yet to commence. Despite having an annual GDP of Rs 2.5 trillion, India has among the lowest per capita income levels in the world. This is one of the triggers for the consumer story

High-conviction bets: 10 stocks that could give 15-100% return in a year

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High-conviction bets: 10 stocks that could give 15-100% return in a year

Irrespective of global or political set up on the domestic front, long-term investors should focus on stocks which can give earnings visibility, and have a high margin of safety with high corporate governance standards.

A morning walk down Dalal Street | Stay positive as long as Nifty trades above 10,700 on closing basis

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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Stay positive as long as Nifty trades above 10,700 on closing basis

Technically, on the downside 10628 for Nifty is important critical support. Traders are advised to remain positively biased as long as Nifty50 trades above 10700 on a closing basis.

Technical View: Nifty forms bullish candle; Bank Nifty holds key for further up move

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Technical View: Nifty forms bullish candle; Bank Nifty holds key for further up move

On the downside 10,628 for Nifty is important critical support. Traders are advised to remain positively biased as long as Nifty trades above 10,700 on a closing basis

Time to buy fallen angels? 50 stocks in BSE 500 index fell 50-80% in 2018

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Time to buy fallen angels? 50 stocks in BSE 500 index fell 50-80% in 2018

As many as 377 stocks recorded negative returns in the S&P BSE 500 index in 2018. In the S&P BSE 500 index, as many as 50 companies fell 50-80 percent last year.

Rupee to be in Rs 70-72/USD range: Poll; 7 factors that could drive currency in 2019

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Rupee to be in Rs 70-72/USD range: Poll; 7 factors that could drive currency in 2019

As many as 47 percent of the poll respondents feel that the currency is likely to hover in the range of Rs 70-72 against the USD, while 27 percent of them feel that the currency could depreciate towards Rs 72-74/USD in 2019.

January tales: Bulls took control on D-Street in last 5 out of 10 years

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January tales: Bulls took control on D-Street in last 5 out of 10 years

Nifty50 and Sensex registered a drop of over 1 percent in the first week of 2019 which suggests that we are not out of the woods

A morning walk down Dalal Street | What's in store for the markets this week?

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A morning walk down Dalal Street | What's in store for the markets this week?

Earnings, macro data will dictate the trend for markets. IT majors TCS and Infosys will declare their results on 10th and 11th January.

Market considers PM Modi as 'Virat Kohli of politics'; stay put despite volatility

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Market considers PM Modi as 'Virat Kohli of politics'; stay put despite volatility

Technically speaking, the markets shall remain range bound between 11000 – 10500 in the month of January unless a breakout or breakdown is witnessed going forward.

18 stocks rise 10-50% even as Sensex falls 1% in 5 days

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18 stocks rise 10-50% even as Sensex falls 1% in 5 days

Stocks which gave double-digit returns include names like Kellton Tech, Atul Auto, Capital Trade, HCC, JSW Holdings, Nelco, Dwarikesh Sugar, and Adhunik Industries.

D-Street looking for stable govt; unlike 2014, there is no Modi wave in 2019: Ambareesh Baliga

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D-Street looking for stable govt; unlike 2014, there is no Modi wave in 2019: Ambareesh Baliga

We can be sure of a stronger single party opposition compared to 2014 which is good for a democracy, says the independent market expert

Allocate 30-40% of portfolio to small & midcaps for wealth generation; Here's how

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Allocate 30-40% of portfolio to small & midcaps for wealth generation; Here's how

For aggressive investors, ideal equity portfolio allocation should be somewhere in the range of 30-40 percent with respect to small & midcaps, suggest experts

A morning walk down Dalal Street | Break below crucial support at 10600 would extend fall further towards 10500

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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Break below crucial support at 10600 would extend fall further towards 10500

It is time to remain on sidelines and wait for a breakout above 10950 to go long and a breakdown below 10600 to go short on the index.

Technical View: Nifty forms large bearish candle; go short on rallies

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Technical View: Nifty forms large bearish candle; go short on rallies

Weak global cues, as well as persistent selling in metals and auto names, dragged the Nifty below its 200-days moving average as well as 50-days exponential moving average (EMA) placed at 10,746.

20 Nifty stocks fell 15-60% in 2018; Should you invest in beaten-down names?

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20 Nifty stocks fell 15-60% in 2018; Should you invest in beaten-down names?

Beaten-down stocks make for an interesting investment case, but the challenge is to figure out whether the underperformance is temporary or structural in nature.

A morning walk down Dalal Street | Weakness likely to continue, Nifty may hit 10,500

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A morning walk down Dalal Street | Weakness likely to continue, Nifty may hit 10,500

The index has been making lower highs and lower lows which is not a strong sign for the bulls; hence, investors should tread cautiously in the next few days.

Foreign investors bullish on India’s growth story; 4 must-buy ideas by William O'Neil India

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Foreign investors bullish on India’s growth story; 4 must-buy ideas by William O'Neil India

With a coalition government, functioning cannot be as smooth as the market expects. If we get a coalition government in 2019, we can expect some correction

Identifying multibaggers: How to pick stocks that can double your wealth

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Identifying multibaggers: How to pick stocks that can double your wealth

Multibagger stocks exhibit high profitability driven profit growth. So, first criteria always is to look for stocks where you could see high earnings growth in next 2-3 years, said an expert

Small & midcaps offer select opportunities; here are Vinay Khattar’s top 5 bets

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Small & midcaps offer select opportunities; here are Vinay Khattar’s top 5 bets

We expect RBI to turn dovish; rate cuts would depend on the trajectory of inflation which seems under control for now

Focus on largecaps in 2019, be selective as market liquidity problem continues: Emkay

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Focus on largecaps in 2019, be selective as market liquidity problem continues: Emkay

The focus in portfolio investments should be largely on large-caps and to some extent on the mid-caps, and one needs to be selective in the investments given the liquidity conditions in the market,

Crorepati portfolio: Here’s how you could turn Rs 10,000 monthly SIP into Rs 1 crore

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Crorepati portfolio: Here’s how you could turn Rs 10,000 monthly SIP into Rs 1 crore

To grow the lump-sum investment of Rs 10 lakh to Rs 1 crore, it will take approx 20 years assuming an average portfolio return of 12 percent.

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