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

Investing is stressful; if you can't handle stress invest via mutual funds, says Vijay Kedia

BUSINESS

Investing is stressful; if you can't handle stress invest via mutual funds, says Vijay Kedia

In 2018 the index went up, and returned to where it was, but midcaps came down 30-80 percent, Kedia hopes that next Diwali should be better than this year.

Technical View: Nifty forms a ‘Spinning Top’ pattern ahead of long holiday

BUSINESS

Technical View: Nifty forms a ‘Spinning Top’ pattern ahead of long holiday

Bulls and bears locked horns in trade on Tuesday. A clear trend will emerge if the index breaks above 10600 on a closing basis or break down below 10440 this week, suggest experts.

Muhurat Trading: Here’s how to construct your portfolio with Rs 100,000 investment

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Muhurat Trading: Here’s how to construct your portfolio with Rs 100,000 investment

As the market is expected to remain volatile for an extended period, investors looking forward to build portfolio should approach with caution by deploying bottom-up strategy, suggest experts.

Technical View: Nifty forms a ‘Hanging Man’ kind of patter; support seen at 10,440

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Technical View: Nifty forms a ‘Hanging Man’ kind of patter; support seen at 10,440

A Hanging Man is a bearish reversal candlestick pattern which is usually formed at the end of an uptrend or at the top.

HDFC, Indiabulls Real Estate among top 10 short-term trading ideas

BUSINESS

HDFC, Indiabulls Real Estate among top 10 short-term trading ideas

The equity market is expected to witness positive momentum for a couple of sessions ahead of festive season, experts said.

Sensex likely to top 45K by Diwali 2019; ICICI Bank, Maruti among Karvy's Muhurat picks

BUSINESS

Sensex likely to top 45K by Diwali 2019; ICICI Bank, Maruti among Karvy's Muhurat picks

The continuous news flow ahead, since markets don’t like uncertainty, will create volatility which is not good for the markets, says Vivek Ranjan Misra of Karvy Stock Broking.

Brace for volatility! Sensex likely to be in 35,000-45,000 range in Samvat 2075: Poll

BUSINESS

Brace for volatility! Sensex likely to be in 35,000-45,000 range in Samvat 2075: Poll

As many as 48 percents of the analysts feel that it is the right time to buy, while 38 percent are of the view that investors should hold on for a while

Sensex rallies 5% ahead of Diwali, 148 stocks rise 10-70% in 5 days

BUSINESS

Sensex rallies 5% ahead of Diwali, 148 stocks rise 10-70% in 5 days

The midcap and smallcap indices rose 7 percent and 6.4 percent, respectively, but the real action was seen in individual stocks which gained 10-70 percent

Promoters raise stake in 74 companies from BSE 500; does it make them attractive?

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Promoters raise stake in 74 companies from BSE 500; does it make them attractive?

Equity markets around the globe have been under pressure on account of trade war fears, interest rate hike and valuation concerns

Delta Corp, Tata Elxsi among top 5 Muhurat Trading picks: Dipan Mehta

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Delta Corp, Tata Elxsi among top 5 Muhurat Trading picks: Dipan Mehta

I feel that select small and mid-cap stocks will continue to deliver earnings growth and as and when macro and political uncertainties are resolved, PE multiples for these segments will again expand, says Dipan Mehta, Director, Elixir Equities.

Worst October in 9 years: Investors lose Rs 6 lakh crore in BSE cos, 18 stocks fall 20-60%

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Worst October in 9 years: Investors lose Rs 6 lakh crore in BSE cos, 18 stocks fall 20-60%

Nearly 60% or 298 S&P BSE500 companies gave negative returns,18 of which fell 20-60% in just 1 month

Playing the correction? Ashish Kacholia raises stake in 9 mid, smallcap stocks

BUSINESS

Playing the correction? Ashish Kacholia raises stake in 9 mid, smallcap stocks

Kacholia has 25 stocks in his portfolio in which he holds over a percent stake, according to shareholding data as on October 28.

Diwali sale on D-Street: Nearly 30 Nifty stocks fall 20-60% from 52-week highs

BUSINESS

Diwali sale on D-Street: Nearly 30 Nifty stocks fall 20-60% from 52-week highs

As many as 15 out of 30 stocks in the S&P BSE Sensex are down 20-60 percent from their respective record highs.

Top 10 moneymaking ideas which could give 5-10% return in November series

BUSINESS

Top 10 moneymaking ideas which could give 5-10% return in November series

The trend still remains to be on the downside and the next crucial support for the index is placed at 9950-9800 levels, suggest experts.

Fund managers bought 310 beaten-down stocks in Q2; time to go bottom fishing?

BUSINESS

Fund managers bought 310 beaten-down stocks in Q2; time to go bottom fishing?

Most analysts say investors should consider buying beaten-down stocks, but with a time horizon of 1-2 years..

No Oktoberfest for bulls! Over 35 BSE500 stocks tank 10-40% in 5 days

BUSINESS

No Oktoberfest for bulls! Over 35 BSE500 stocks tank 10-40% in 5 days

Some of the biggest market crashes have occurred in October. Earnings and macro data will now dictate the trend for markets next week

Sit tight as November likely to be politically charged month: BNP Paribas

BUSINESS

Sit tight as November likely to be politically charged month: BNP Paribas

Have a bottom-up stock picking approach and see some interesting long-term opportunities in the Indian market.

Worried about FII sell-off? Global investors raised stake in over 300 companies in Q2

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Worried about FII sell-off? Global investors raised stake in over 300 companies in Q2

FIIs raised stake in almost 302 companies in the September quarter which include bluechip names

Indian equities catch cold as US markets sneeze; should you worry?

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Indian equities catch cold as US markets sneeze; should you worry?

FIIs have already pulled out more than Rs 19000 crore from equity markets so far in October and over Rs 11,000 crore in the last two months, according to SEBI data

Market tracks global cues, experts suggest 'buy on dips and sell on rise'

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Market tracks global cues, experts suggest 'buy on dips and sell on rise'

Investors should use gap down to buy, and in a gap up you sell and chances are that you will be able to make some money, Ashwani Gujral of ashwanigujral.com told CNBC-TV18.

Pharma looks attractive, avoid housing and consumer finance companies: Lalit Nambiar

BUSINESS

Pharma looks attractive, avoid housing and consumer finance companies: Lalit Nambiar

Growth sectors look like they will have to take the backseat for a while, hence consumer names, housing and to some extent consumer finance names can be avoided, said Lalit Nambiar, Executive Vice President & Fund Manager, UTI AMC

Sit tight as another round of correction could take markets to a zone for cherry picking

BUSINESS

Sit tight as another round of correction could take markets to a zone for cherry picking

Most of the foreign investors (FIIs) continue to remain cautious on Indian equities

25 stocks fell 10-30% in just 4 trading sessions, do you own any?

BUSINESS

25 stocks fell 10-30% in just 4 trading sessions, do you own any?

In the S&P BSE Mid-cap index three stocks slipped 10-30% which include names like L&T Finance Holdings, Piramal Enterprises, and Indiabulls Housing Finance.

More than 200 stocks in BSE500 trade below their 5-year avg PE; should you buy?

BUSINESS

More than 200 stocks in BSE500 trade below their 5-year avg PE; should you buy?

PE multiple is widely used as a valuation tool that helps in screening a stock on a relative basis.

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