Ambit Investment Advisory

In the near-term the market has a pretty strong base of 8500 (on Nifty); even after several attempts those levels have not broken, says Vaibhav Sanghavi of Ambit Investment Advisory.

Investors should stay away from mkt in near-term: Andrew Holland

Calling it a huge negative shock, Andrew Holland, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Ambit Investment Advisory said the ramifications from Brexit are going to be far-reaching. The biggest fear he said would be if the entire Europe would disintegrate.

Bullish on domestic stories; will buy on dips: Ambit

Vaibhav Sanghavi of Ambit Investment Advisory is a very bullish on the domestic oriented industries like cement, consumer durables, and if the monsoons are good then he would also look at farm equipment, agro chemicals spaces.

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Net long on market; like two-wheelers, CDs; pvt banks: Ambit

The outlook on the stock market looks broadly positive -- yesterday's selloff notwithstanding -- and Ambit Investment Advisory has deployed some fresh funds into equities, says its MD and fund manager Vaibhav Sanghavi.

Will short outperforming sectors if markets fall: Ambit

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vaibhav Sanghvi, MD of Ambit said that stimulus from ECB may result in markets holding onto current levels but expects markets to cool off eventually.

ETF concentrated selling weighing down market: Ambit Investment

Currently, the market is only following global trends without much consideration to domestic fundamentals, says Vaibhav Sanghavi, MD of Ambit Investment Advisory .

Long-term mkt outlook positive; bullish private banks: Ambit

Vaibhav Sanghavi, MD of Ambit Investment Advisory expects more outflows from emerging markets, going ahead

China rout: Can India emerge relatively unscathed?

Vaibhav Sanghavi, Managing Director at Ambit Investment Advisory, does not think India can do well under the circumstances. To the extent, the company may even look at revising its FY17 Nifty target. "We may have to revise the 11000 Nifty target (by FY17) if earnings recovery continues to remain elusive," he says

See volatile mkts over 2-3 months; like industrials: Ambit

Vaibhav Sanghavi, Managing Director at Ambit Investment Advisory, explains: "We expect earnings to grow by 20% in FY17 and 12% this year. So going by sheer earnings growth, even without a massive re-rating in the markets, cumulatively we will grow 32-33% in two years, which takes the index number from 8500 to 11000."