Unmesh Sharma believes India remains an attractive market and would continue to attract structural FPI/ FDI flows.
With per-capita income around $2500 and expected to double in 7-8 years, the consumer discretionary space is expected to see structural growth in coming years, says Alok Agarwal.
Shah believes that the Nifty mid and smallcap indices are likely to continue their outperformance in the next few trading sessions.
Technically, as the Nifty 50 index is trading at all-time high levels, all the moving averages and momentum-based indicators are suggesting bullish momentum, says Sudeep Shah.
FIIs will wait to see a stable government sworn in and also the specific ministers to get a hint on the policy tilt before doing large inflows,says Vikas Gupta.
Anirudh Garg believes the level of growth that India is set to experience will make this (Nifty at 50,000) achievable.
Raghvendra Nath believes it is now prudent for investors to exit some of positions in the PSUs, and reinvest in high-quality, high-growth opportunities.
After exit polls, Nikhil, who is a Chartered Accountant and LLB, specialising in Investment banking activities, feels the market reaction can be significant if final results differ wildly from these numbers.
Shah also suggests that market participants stay away from over-leveraged trades, and feels that the automobile, capital goods, and pharma sectors are likely to outperform in the next couple of trading sessions
If a significant price action throws up new investment opportunities, Omniscience will be open to rebalance the portfolios, says Ashwini Shami.
Divam Sharma is still underweight in the IT space. Given the recession and slowdown expectations in the west, IT companies in India have given feeble guidance.
FIIs have had a positive experience investing in India and there's no reason to believe inflows will not continue following the election results on June 4th, say TRUST Mutual Fund's Sandeep Bagla and Aakash Manghani.
Bhatia says investors should not lose sight of the bigger picture and stay invested in India while managing short-term fluctuations
Sushant Bhansali believes FY25 will be a stockpicker's market, where active fund management will have significant impact.
Capex related themes like infrastructure, capital goods, cement, automation, energy efficiency, semi conductor, building materials etc will see good traction, says Devang Mehta, Director - Equity Advisory at Spark.
As long as Nifty 50 is trading above the support zone of 22,750-22,700, it is likely to test 23,150, followed by 23,350 in the short term, feels Shah.
Shailendra Kumar maintains positive outlook on banking, automobiles, and the consumer internet sector. Notably, the chemicals sector appears to be regaining momentum based on March quarter results.
In the mid and small cap categories, valuations are higher by 20-25 percent compared to their historical range and hence Nimesh Chandan sees some chances of correction here.
If predictions of an above-average monsoon this year pan out, it will help agricultural output and support rural income. The market is expecting a bounce back in rural demand from a good monsoon, Ajit Banerjee said.
Unless there is a major economic shift in India post elections, Puneet Sharma expects double-digit earnings growth this FY25 which may be limited to 12-13 percent.
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Cyclicals are driving earnings growth, and Axis Securities continues to be positive on the capex cycle for the medium term, says fund manager Neeraj Gaurh.
As long as the NIfty 50 trades above this support zone, it is likely to continue its upward movement towards the 22,800-22,850 zone, which is the upper trendline of rising channel, Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities said.
Basically, the sectors on the radar are infrastructure, railway and interestingly some technological stocks with respect to e-governance, says Hemant Shah.
The Indian economy remains in healthy condition and most of the macro parameters are indicating stable to improving economic environment, says Amey Sathe, fund manager at Tata Asset Management.