For MOSL, its top FY26E upgrades after the June quarter earnings include Tata Consumer, Eicher Motors, IndusInd Bank, Wipro and ICICI Bank, while top downgrades are Eternal, Axis Bank, Power Grid, Sun Pharma and Nestle.
FY25 earnings fell short of expectations, and FY26 consensus estimate looks optimistic, said Head of India Equity Research Kunal Vora.
Enam Holding said they are sitting on some cash, after having turned cautious on Indian equities since September 2024. They do see opportunities after the recent correction, said Sivaram, but are largely in a wait and watch mode.
US sales are projected to grow at a faster pace than Indian sales in Q4 FY24
Earnings contribution from commodities, metal, energy companies are projected to reduce in FY23 and revert to historic levels next year
Healthcare companies expect the growth momentum to continue, driven by the addition of new hospital beds, services and optimisation of existing facilities
Any dip in the price will be an opportunity for the buyer to add the stock to their portfolio and we expect the scrip to close above Rs 1,650 in FY22, says Garg.
Long-term investors should be looking at opportunities rather than being worried about what is happening in the market today, says Jayesh Gandhi, Sr Portfolio Manager, Birla Sun Life AMC.
In this earnings season, companies benefitting from rupee's fall are likely to to see an upgrade, while auto sector may see a downgrade, says Nischal Maheshwari of Edelweiss Securities.
According to Nirmal Jain, chairman of IIFL, retail investors have follows the FIIs and instiutional investors in general but only when there is a broad based rally.
Brokerage house Citi has said that the market is rising faster than the pace of corporate earnings, and those hoping for an upgrade in earnings estimates could be in for a disappointment.
Tokyo stocks fell on Friday, losing ground for a third straight day as the deadlock over raising the US debt ceiling pushed the yen higher while Nintendo plunged as much as 20% on a crumbling earnings outlook.
Asian stocks fell ahead of a long list of corporate results on Thursday that may shed light on the year's earnings outlook, though the region continued to outperform Wall Street in July.
Research In Motion slashed its earnings outlook for the current quarter by 11% on Thursday, saying it expects to ship fewer and cheaper BlackBerry smartphones.