Aadil Ebrahim

Bowen Asia's Aadil Ebrahim believes that even though the IT bellwether Infosys is heading in the right direction, its share price seems to be trading quite violently.

India should outperform once flows come back: Ebrahim

India has slowed down from 8-9 percent to about 4.5-5 percent. Hence, domestic market has not sold off that much. The domestic market has held up relatively well, which gives confidence that when the flows come back, India should outperform being more insulated compared to some of the other markets

Reforms, earnings attracting FIIs interest: Bowen Asia

Aadil Ebrahim of Bowen Asia, says that he feels that stability in Delhi has returned post Chidrambaram‘s entry into the finance ministry and market sentiment has also improved.

No short-term boost for Indian stocks from policy change

India`s move to allow foreign individuals to directly invest in its stock market is unlikely to boost the country`s sagging equity market in the short-term, the head of the Bombay Stock Exchange told CNBC Tuesday.

Get Bowen Capital's views on Bajaj Auto, Infosys

The market has been pelted by a lot of stones in the form of high interest rates, inflationary pressures, slowing growth and lack of policy action throughout this year.

Positive on Infosys, Bajaj Auto, HDFC, Marico: Bowen Cap

The earnings have been very mixed says, Aadil Ebrahim, Bowen Capital Management. He is positive on Infosys, Bajaj Auto, HDFC, Jubilant Foodworks and Marico. However, he advises investors to stay away from Kingfisher Airlines and United Spirits.

Go for fixed income products over equities: Aadil Ebrahim

In the current scenario, Aadil Ebrahim, Managing Director at Bowen Asia advices investors to stick with fixed income products.

Stick to sectors which have pricing clarity: Bowen Cap

Aadil Ebrahim, Investment Manager, Bowen Capital Management Ltd gives CNBC-TV18 his reading of the market and how he sees the Nifty performing hereon.

Until inflation drops flows won't enter market: Bowen Cap

Aadil Ebrahim, Investment Manager, Bowen Capital Management Ltd tells CNBC-TV18 that liquidity will not enter our market till inflation numbers come in lower.

Manufacturing inflation can fall in 6-8 months: Bowen Cap

The market scene has been volatile over the past few days. Oil prices have been slipping downwards and global markets are unstable. Talking about the India market in such a backdrop, Aadil Ebrahim, investment manager with Bowen Capital Management says that the Nifty has outperformed its Asian peers, only because of the decline in crude prices.

Lay low on commodities for couple of months: Bowen Cap

Aadil Ebrahim, Investment Manager, Bowen Capital Management Ltd gave his call on stocks like Infosys, Bajaj, Hero Honda and TCS. He also spoke about how the tail end of QE2 is playing out in the US market and how commodities like gold, silver and oil are being affected.

Market fall & oil rise to be contrary not synced: Bowen

We have seen decent amount FII of money coming into the markets in the past six weeks or so. Aadil Ebrahim, investment manager at Bowen Capital Management, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Gautam Broker and Latha Venkatesh, spoke about the FII view and where the market heads from here.

Is World Cup fever making market resilient?

It has been a gradual but strong performance from the market. The Nifty has pulled back all the way from the 5,360 level in the last one week timeframe. Aadil Ebrahim of Bowen Capital Management in an interview on CNBC-TV18 spoke about where he sees the market headed hereon.

Why is Bowen Capital bullish on Bajaj Auto, HDFC?

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Aadil Ebrahim of Bowen Capital Management said,"If you look at the month of March so far the Indian market is one of the best performing markets globally."

Market to stabilise on easing food inflation: Bowen Cap

Aadil Ebrahim, Investment Manager, Bowen Capital

Don't see strong foreign flows into EMs in '11: Bowen Cap

Aadil Ebrahim, Bowen Capital Management says there is a broader consensus call that the US markets will outperform the developing markets. “If people are shifting funds to long Japan, long US and Europe sort of doing a lot better, I don’t see a lot of strong foreign fund flows flowing into emerging markets (EMs),” he adds.