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  • As the Middle East explodes, how should investors position themselves?

    Valuation makes the Indian market vulnerable to a military escalation. The gap between Nifty earnings yield and the 10-year G-Sec yield is closer to the average during historical market peaks

  • Taper Tantrum 2.0 – Can India ward off the 2013 market turmoil rerun?

    The Fed has laid the groundwork for tapering this year, but it has also given plenty of advance notice

  • India is a stock picker's market; nearly 200 stocks hit lifetime high in April

    Stocks which hit fresh lifetime highs in April include names like HDFC, Maruti Suzuki, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, P&G, MRF, RBL Bank, Dalmia Bharat, Godrej Industries, Natco Pharma, IIFL Holdings, Future Retail, Jubilant Life Sciences, Exide etc.

  • Ambit's Gubbi feels sticky fund flows may limit market downside

    An untoward outcome of the UP elections could hit market sentiment for a couple of days but the buoyant fund flows will limit decline, according to Pramod Gubbi, Head of Equities at Ambit Capital.

  • Midcaps near all-time highs: How should you trade them now?

    It has been a buoyant start to the year for Indian equities. Strong domestic flows, absence of any major negative surprises in the Budget and a general lack of alternative investment options have overshadowed the worry of demonetisation delaying earnings recovery.

  • Mkt resilient at current level; bullish auto: ICICI Pru AMC

    Manish Gunwani, senior fund manager at ICICI Prudential AMC believes dollar trajectory will be the key variable in the short-term

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