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Polycab India: Wait for a correction
Polycab India is well placed to navigate the challenges on the back of its market leadership position and healthy balance sheet
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Berger and Asian Paints: Resilience to the fore, but valuations richly coated
Both companies enjoy strong fundamentals, but we maintain caution on the sector due to elevated valuations and lingering uncertainty over changes in consumer behaviour.
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Investment strategy: A playbook for a bubbly stock market
From a market standpoint, loose fiscal and monetary conditions are the perfect ingredients of a raging bull market in equities
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Pidilite Industries: Book profits as rich valuation caps upside
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This company is our preferred play to ride the ‘Make in India’ theme
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Transport Corporation of India: Bumpy road ahead
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Hyderabad Industries: Rebuilding its business gradually, but valuations have run ahead
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Radico Khaitan: Long-term cheer stays intact
Investors should gradually build positions in the scrip as its valuation multiples appear reasonable
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Crompton Consumer – Cost savings take centre stage
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AC companies: Best to be on the sidelines
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Midcap cement sector had a good show so far, but can investors bank on it?
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Can liquidity fix the broken correlation between economy and stock markets?
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UltraTech Q4: Wait for headwinds to reflect in valuations
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TCI Express: Why investors should avoid for now
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Havells India – Disappointing Q4, pandemic adds to headwinds
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Shree Cement: A solid Q4, but premium valuations difficult to sustain
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Ambuja Cements Q1CY20: Solid balance sheet provides comfort
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This debt-free company can weather the current storm
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ACC has the ability and cash to ride out this storm
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The 2020 stock market crash is a harsh reality check for momentum investors
The strategy has gone awry as the outbreak has disrupted the global economy and pushed the world to the verge of a global recession
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When will global markets bottom out?
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A comparison of the 2000 tech bubble, the financial crisis of 2008 and the 2020 Coronavirus crash
Investors fear that the supply chain disruption will squeeze liquidity out of the system and pop the numerous bubbles - the global equity and debt market, tech start-ups, real estate and shale energy - that have developed in the last decade.
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Diamonds in the Dust | This monopoly business is almost at its 6 year lows
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Ideas for Profit | United Spirits: Q3 margins on a high, but valuations are sobering
