The rise in US Treasury yields presents a complex scenario for global equity markets, with India being no exception, says Wright Research's Sonam Srivastava.
Whitespace Alpha CEO Puneet Sharma advise a diversified portfolio to avoid sector-specific shocks due to election uncertainty and tensions in West Asia and Europe
Ashwini Shami of OmniScience Capital also expects the RBI to cut interest rates at least once this year to balance the currency impact of a similar action by the US Federal Reserve
Valuations in the largecap IT space remain expensive against their pre-COVID levels and the big names are still a few quarters away from turning a corner, says Hemang Kapasi.
Monsoon is an important factor to watch for the recovery of rural consumption, Sachin Bajaj of Max Life Insurance Company has said, adding the Iran-Israel tensions, too, will be closely tracked
From long term perspective, one can continue to accumulate Infosys on dips if time horizon is 2 years or more, says Ashish Kyal.
Companies within FMCG sector offering attractive valuations may warrant consideration over making sector-wide decisions, says Raghvendra Nath.
While Marcellus Investment Managers broadly remains positive on the market, certain segments of the market, particularly in the small and mid-cap space, may face increasing scrutiny regarding valuations, says Arindam Mandal.
IT stocks are not anticipated to be the leaders in the forthcoming market rally but value is emerging in largecaps, says Anirudh Garg
Milan Vaishnav sees Nifty Bank improving its relative performance against Nifty.
Prima facie, oil prices crossing and sustaining above $100 a barrel does pose a risk and may have negative ramifications on India's goldilocks macro, says Niraj Kumar.
Banking, FMCG and speciality chemicals are Ashika Global Family Office Services co-founder Amit Jain’s picks if the market takes a tumble.
FIIs expect increased focus on infrastructure spending, continuation of 'Make in India' and 'Make for the World' initiatives, and support for sunrise sectors and the startup ecosystem from the government post general elections, says Vikas Gupta.
Companies in the SME space can be a little more tricky to evaluate as opposed to largecaps or mature midcaps, says the director of SKG Investments & Advisory.
Despite surplus stock and some policy changes, the long-term outlook for sugar sector remains on the government's push for ethanol blending, says Vinit Sambre
Any sustainable move below the level of 22,200 lead to extension of profit-booking in Nifty 50 upto the level of 21,950-21,900 in short-term, says Sudeep Shah.
Smart meters offer exciting growth, but navigating implementation challenges and data security will be key, says Sonam Srivastava.
Overall, Q4FY24 earnings season is expected to be reasonably aided by healthy macroeconomic trends.
The management said that the highly anticipated unlocking of value in JSW Neo Energy, the group’s green energy arm, may not happen soon as its Rs 5,000 crore QIP has provided enough capital for the next two years. JSW Energy is confident of reaching 20 gigawatt capacity ahead of its FY30 target, riding on organic and inorganic growth.
Chandraprakash Padiyar of Tata MF expects banks, capital goods, engineering, auto, telecom and pharmaceuticals to deliver positive performance as the earnings season gets underway
Divam Sharma of Green Portfolio likes aspirational consumption space, says India's growing middle class will fuel growth across segments such as luxury automobiles and travel
Earnings growth is broad based, there are no macro headwinds and there will likely be a greater flow of funds after the elections, says the founder of Carnelian Asset Management & Advisors
India’s economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience thus far and is poised to sustain its strong performance this year, says Hou Wey Fook of DBS Bank.
Jitendra Gohil of Kotak Alternate Asset Managers recommends a 75 percent weights in largecaps and 25 percent in mid and smallcaps
Kunal Jain, Senior Consultant and Partner at Alpha Capital, feels significant movements are anticipated only post election results, with market sentiment heavily influenced by factors such as the outcome, the final Union Budget, actions by the US Federal Reserve, and corporate earnings