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India’s manufacturers could gain meaningful market share, especially as the US imposes much higher tariffs on other Asian economies, Ved said.

Market on firm footing; expect cyclical recovery in IT stocks: Hiren Ved of Alchemy

Even in a raging bull markets, corrections do take place because that is the nature of the market, says Hiren Ved, Director and CIO, Alchemy Capital Management.

Budget 2017: Game-changing taxes will provide sense of direction: Edelweiss

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vikas Khemani, President and Chief Executive Officer at Edelweiss Securities, said that fiscal deficit would be the number to watch.

Farm loan waivers pose risks; corp taxes must be lower: Alchemy

Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management says demonetisation has pushed the growth recovery by a couple of quarters and it is likely to pick up only in second half of CY17.

Bottom difficult to call; mkt at attractive level: Alchemy Cap

During times of such volatility, Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital Management says everything works on a day to day basis. "A little bit of better results, global markets are okay, then that adds to confidence because at this point in time there is too much fear on the streets," he says

See 12-15% earnings growth ahead; like Tata Motors: Alchemy

A lot of the correction in the Indian market was because of external factors than domestic ones. Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital Management says India will continue to remain vulnerable to such corrections unless substantial growth is seen.

Expect more foreign participation; like pvt banks: Alchemy

Companies related to railways, renewables and infrastructure are also likely to benefit going ahead, said Hiren Ved.

Vote on Account is already discounted by market: Alchemy

Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management expects the interim Budget on Monday to be a non-event for the market. He says finance minister P Chidambaram might choose to cut plan/ non-plan expenditure to curb fiscal deficit. He believes the market already discounted Vote on Account.

Interact with CNBC-TV18: Pharma sector doing well, will continue to do so: Hiren Ved

Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management says he doesn‘t look at pharmaceutical as defensive or non defensive. He says the sector is doing extremely well and growth will continue irrespective. It is not as if the new government comes and the pharma sector will have no scope for growth and appreciation

Hiren Ved bullish on Tata Motors

Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management is bullish on Tata Motors.

Continue to remain bullish on Tata Motors: Alchemy Capital

Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital Management said he continued to remain bullish on Tata Motors. “The company is increasing their capex means that they are very confident about their volumes going into the future,” he reasoned.

Bullish on Nifty till Budget; bet on cyclicals: Alchemy Cap

Hiren Ved, director and CIO, Alchemy Capital Management says the market is consolidating, but it remains in an uptrend. "Between now and Budget, I do think that the market direction should be upwards," he adds.

Alchemy Cap expects Q3, Q4 earnings to be better than Q2

Hiren Ved, Director and CIO of Alchemy Capital Management feels the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may not be ready to ease the repo rate at this point in time.

Downtrend still intact, Nifty may see lower levels: Experts

The Indian market snapped a three-day losing streak. The Nifty closed at 4,800.60, up 36 points. Today’s gain has not changed experts’ view on the market. According to them, the downtrend is still intact and the Nifty could head lower.

Some way to go before market bottoms out: Alchemy Capital

Despite the blows we have seen in the past few days, Hiren Ved, director and chief investment officer Alchemy Capital Management says that there is more way to go before the market bottoms out.

Hiren Ved's view on IT space

Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management share his view on IT space.

Nifty ranged for 2 qtrs, upsides cap at 5400: Alchemy Cap

Even though we have seen a good rally the past week, Hiren Ved, director and chief investment officer of Alchemy Capital Management is skeptical about the chances of the market breaking out of the trading range.

Seems to be the moment of reckoning for local broking firms

During the bull market of 2007-08, Japan's Nomura was widely tipped to acquire Enam for USD 1 billion. In November last year, Enam eventually sold its investment banking and equity businesses to Axis Bank for Rs 2067 crore (roughly USD 460 million).

Prefer BHEL to ONGC in FPO: Alchemy Capital

Prefer BHEL to ONGCin the follow-on offer, says Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management.

Alchemy Capital remains overweight on FMCG sector

Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital Management remains overweight on FMCG sector.

Market won't fall much, will stay in range: Alchemy Cap

Does the dying out excitement indicate that Indian equities might be in for more pain? Not really, says Alchemy Capital Management's director and CIO Hiren Ved. Though he doesn't see a major fall from current levels, the expects it to stay in a range on rising inflation concerns.

Midcaps, smallcaps likely to further scale up: Alchemy Cap

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital Management, spoke about his reading of the market and his outlook.

Alchemy Capital sees more steam left in broader market

Ahead of the fourth quarter earnings, market mood is on an upswing. The party seems to be still on, as Nifty inches close to 6000 today. Experts think that the rally is here to stay.