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
Markets are extrapolating the current run rate in auto numbers and hence from safety point of view, autos can be avoided for the time being, Umeshkumar Mehta advised.
No significant change is expected in the RBI's policy outcome today. The RBI will likely begin the rate-cut cycle in the latter part of H1FY25, says Chadawar
With strong GDP growth and improving market cap-to-GDP ratio, Agarwal expects that India’s market cap will hit the $5 trillion mark soon.
Ashwini Shami, executive vice-president P) and portfolio manager, OmniScience Capital, expects the RBI to take cues from the US Fed on interest rates. The US central bank may cut rates in May or June, he says
In a wide-ranging interview with Moneycontrol, Subramanian Sarma, spoke about opportunities emerging out of decarbonisation and energy transition, L&T’s hiring strategy in the Middle East, and how the company is managing high attrition.
The Right Horizons founder says Indian companies saw more upgrades than downgrades in the previous two quarters despite challenges and the earnings momentum is likely to continue in FY25
The ITI Mutual Fund chief investment officer is also positive on NBFCs. Some of the non-banking firms have evolved through the years to make a niche for themselves with in terms of growth as well as asset quality, he says
The Q4 quarter will again be a weak one for IT companies in the absence of a clear roadmap towards demand growth, however, the market this has already priced it in, says Lohchab
Milan Vaishnav said one can go for a short strangle for Nifty (selling CE 22,600 and selling PE 22,000). This is likely to see a yield of approximately 3 percent per lot on the capital deployed.
Sectors related to government capital expenditure will continue to do well in FY25. Companies involved in infrastructure work, defence production, electronics manufacturing will report strong earnings growth in FY25, says Shailendra Kumar.
Bora sees large-caps outperforming their smaller counterparts in FY25, as he expects information technology, retail/QSRs, chemicals, and private banks to post a turnaround.