Moneycontrol PRO
HomeNewsAlchemy capital

Alchemy Capital

Jump to
  • Banks face credit growth, credit cost, NIM challenges: Alchemy Capital's Alok Agarwal

    According to Agarwal, NIMs are expected to shrink due to anticipated decreases in repo rates, as downward rate cycles typically lead to their contraction

  • Live: Making sense of market movements with Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital

    Live: Making sense of market movements with Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital

    After a stellar rally that 2023 saw the question now on investors mind is, if more correction is in the store. When will Nifty hit 25,000? After witnessing a volatile January, how will Indian equity market behave ahead of the Lok Sabha elections? Which themes, sectors and stocks should you be watching out for? To answer all these questions and to make sense of the market movements; catch Moneycontrol's N Mahalakshmi in conversation with Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital.

  • Why Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital emphasises caution when investing in new age companies

    Why Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital emphasises caution when investing in new age companies

    Hiren Ved shared his insights on various topics, including his preferences within the small-cap and mid-cap space, his sectoral bets, and the challenges associated with new-age companies.

  • Manufacturing sector is coming out from a 10-year slumber: Hiren Ved

    Manufacturing sector is coming out from a 10-year slumber: Hiren Ved

    "We have got the best earnings story in the last two years. Consensus is too bearish on earnings," the Alchemy Capital co-founder says

  • Great cos in difficult times can be the best bets: Hiren Ved

    Great cos in difficult times can be the best bets: Hiren Ved

    Asserting that over a period of time investors look for scale, sustainability and maturity in companies, Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital said that great companies going through difficult times can be the best bets.

  • Domestic consumption plays still make sense: Alchemy Cap

    Domestic consumption plays still make sense: Alchemy Cap

    A two-speed Indian market has seen slow-growth or leveraged companies tied to the global cycle witness cheap valuations while high-growth, domestic-focused firms have performed very well.

  • ITC looks expensive: Hiren Ved

    ITC looks expensive: Hiren Ved

    Hiren Ved, Director & CIO at Alchemy Capital is of the view that ITC is looking expensive. "The stock will give a steady 10-15 percent return but there is not much scope for a P/E rerating in a stock," he adds.

  • Long-term investors should enter now: Alchemy

    Long-term investors should enter now: Alchemy

    The Nifty and Sensex touched their life-time highs on Friday, buoyed by improvement in the macro data and better-than-expected second quarter earnings, says Hiren Ved, Director & CIO, Alchemy Capital. He believes it is the right time for long-term investors to enter the equity market.

  • Nifty to hit 4900 on poor macros; NBFCs attractive: Alchemy

    Nifty to hit 4900 on poor macros; NBFCs attractive: Alchemy

    The market continues to be volatile and fall all the way to 4900 because India is struggling to deal with it macro economic concerns, says Hiren Ved, Director & CIO Alchemy Capital. One can consider selectively buying technology and financial stocks now.

  • Largecaps to lead mkt recovery; bet on midcap IT: Alchemy

    Largecaps to lead mkt recovery; bet on midcap IT: Alchemy

    Over the last few days the market has suffered due to a poor breadth and midcaps in particular have taken a beating. Hiren Ved of Alchemy Capital Management expects the large caps to be better placed than the midcaps in the recovery cycle. He is also hopeful of healthier earnings in 2013 as compared to 2012.

  • Alchemy Cap sees Nifty at 5700-5800 only if govt acts now

    Alchemy Cap sees Nifty at 5700-5800 only if govt acts now

    It is an eventful day for the market as important global and domestic events are lined up. Both Fed meeting and India's cabinet committee meetings expected in the evening might deliver something that the market has been looking for some time now.

  • Alchemy overweight on FMCG; all for bottom-up stock picking

    Alchemy overweight on FMCG; all for bottom-up stock picking

    Hiren Ved, director and chief investment officer, Alchemy Capital Management expects Nifty to extend its current rally a bit more. He sees some upside for the Nifty from the current levels.

  • Seems to be the moment of reckoning for local broking firms

    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).

Advisory Alert: It has come to our attention that certain individuals are representing themselves as affiliates of Moneycontrol and soliciting funds on the false promise of assured returns on their investments. We wish to reiterate that Moneycontrol does not solicit funds from investors and neither does it promise any assured returns. In case you are approached by anyone making such claims, please write to us at grievanceofficer@nw18.com or call on 02268882347