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  • Crack the Code: Decoding banking sector

    Crack the Code takes a close look at the banking sector. The Indian banking sector has come a long way since the country‘s independence. The industry today has grown into a vibrant sector with improved assets and a strong capital base.

  • See support for Nifty at 8700; market to go up from here: Citrus

    The correction is brining strength in the market and may take the markets higher than the current position, says Sanjay Sinha, Founder, Citrus Advisors.

  • Nifty seen at 8500 if Brexit doesn't happen: Citrus Advisors

    The market rally will be led by cyclicals, especially sectors like banking, auto and construction, says Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors.

  • What to look for in RBI policy tomorrow? 'Not rates'

    The market has discounted the possibility that there is likely to be no rate cuts at the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy event tomorrow, says Sanjay Sinha, Founder of Citrus Advisors.

  • Bks may lead mkt rally soon; cautious on metals: Citrus Advisors

    The banking sector will shortly take the lead in the domestic market rally, as it is one of the pillars for a stable GDP, says Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors.

  • Experts discuss the way ahead for Indian markets

    Watch the interview of Sanjay Sinha Founder Citrus Advisors and CA Rudramurthy, Vachana Investments Pvt Ltd with Surabhi Upadhyay on CNBC-TV18, in which they shared their reading and outlook on the way ahead for Indian markets and specific stocks.

  • See earnings uptick from Q3; Fed, Bihar worrisome: Citrus

    Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors says maintaining this optimism will become difficult in the absence of earnings pickup

  • Look at two-wheeler space: Sanjay Sinha

    Sanjay Sinha, Founder at Citrus Advisors is of the view that one may look at the two-wheelers space as six months down the line, the outlook may not be so negative.

  • Pharma will be expensive, may outperform mkt: Sanjay Sinha

    Sanjay Sinha, Founder at Citrus Advisors is of the view that pharma sector will continue to be expensive but may outperform the broader market.

  • Midcaps will outperform large caps over next 1 year: Citrus

    Sinha says better than expected quarterly earnings is also prompting investors to take a more positive view of second line shares.

  • Sanjay Sinha positive on banks, advises to accumulate

    Sanjay Sinha, founder of Citrus Advisors has a positive view on banks and recommends accumulating the stocks.

  • Nifty may fall sub 8K; FY16 earnings to improve: Citrus

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sanjay Sinha, founder, Citrus Advisors, said in next three to four months are crucial for markets. Three major issues to look out for are monsoons, crude prices and international scenario.

  • Correction more tactical, buy engineering & auto: Citrus

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sanjay Sinha, Founder, Citrus Advisors, speaks on the current correction and market outlook

  • Advise investors to have 60% cyclical stocks: Citrus

    According to Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors, portfolio should consist of 60 percent cyclical and 40 percent defensive stocks. Pharma and IT sectors should be a part of the defensive portfolio, he says. He also advises investors to buy auto stocks on correction.

  • Sanjay Sinha optimistic on oil & gas space

    Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors is optimistic on the oil and gas space.

  • Q3 nos warrant fall; Budget hopes, FIIs pushing mkt: Citrus

    The last leg of earning season has proven to be a disappointment, but key February events are aiding sentiment.

  • Mkt will resume uptick, but fall 10-15% post Budget: Citrus

    If October-December quarter (Q3) results are better than the previous quarter, and if market sees a burst of liquidity, then it will find momentum to go bouncing till Budget, says Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors. The mood will soon change as stocks will see serious corrections.

  • See Nifty at 6500 ahead; rate sensitives to lead: Citrus

    Floor for the Nifty has moved higher from 5,700 points earlier to 6,000 now, says Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors.

  • Press release - I-CAN Financial launches portal

    I-CAN provides investors the option to choose an online solution for goals such as Retirement Planning, Wealth Creation, Child Education, Buy a Home and Buy a Car. They get access to both the asset allocation that suits their goals and also the recommended mutual funds for each goal.

  • Sanjay Sinha cautious on metal space

    Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors is cautious on the metal space. including Tata Steel. "There could be some range bound movement, but we will not see a very substantial move in metals pack as a whole and in Tata Steel in particular," he adds.

  • Prefer private sector banks over PSU banks: Sanjay Sinha

    Sanjay Sinha of Citrus Advisors is cautious on banking space. "If I have to make choices then I would surely pick the private sector banks over PSU banks," he adds.

  • More steam left in mkt, don't short Nifty just yet: Expert

    The the fact that Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have not sold off far too many equities in August are giving experts reasons to be ontimistic on the Indian equity market.

  • Nifty may slide below 5500 in near-term: Citrus Advisors

    Once tapering of QE starts money will start moving from emerging markets to markets. So, in the near-term, the Nifty can hit sub 5500 levels, says Sanjay Sinha, founder, Citrus Advisors.

  • Brace for major sell-off in FMCG, expensive mkt: Citrus

    He believes in the next 3-6 months, market will become a little more expensive from where it is standing today and this may actually take it to levels that maybe closer to the previous high.

  • Mkt expects modest Budget; bullish on real estate: Citrus

    "If the Budget does end up surprising the market positively, then we should see some more steam in this rally. Otherwise, we are in for some correction or consolidation," adds Sinha in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

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