Sanjay Sinha, Founder at Citrus Advisors told CNBC-TV18, "We will need to take a trade off between what the short-term pain will be versus what the medium-term to long-term gains will be. Whatever you are seeing in terms of the few stocks in the current market environment, if you rewind back about six months, we had the same mis-givings about auto sector and see the way the stock prices are performed and how the auto numbers have come out. Right now, we are a little guarded about the outlook on two-wheelers but may be six months down the line, this outlook may not be so negative.""My call is that there are a couple of things which are changing in the economy. They are not manifesting themselves in the numbers that the industry is putting out right now but I am sure they will start looking up in the next couple of months if not may be at worst within the next two quarters. So the time to buy is when the stocks are weak and when these numbers will start coming out, the stocks would have run up even ahead of where they were just a few fortnights back," he said."My short answer is that one should buy into the weakness of anything that has a play on the Indian economy and which has a structural business which is going to benefit from that."
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