Kirti Doshi

Financials to lead, SBI seen biggest beneficiary: Antique

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 on the sidelines of Antique Investor Conference, Kirti Doshi and Dharmesh Dalal said structural changes in economy are seen at grassroots level and may start reflecting in earnings too in the next 2-3 quarters.

Hold NTPC, NMDC: Doshi

Kirti Doshi, Promoter, Antique Stock Broking advises to hold NTPC and NMDC from two-three years perspective.

See significant upside in mkt, largecaps to lead: Antique

Kirti Doshi, promoter, Antique Stock Broking believes most negative newsflow is already priced in now, so some stability in market is likely post the recent correction.

See delayed reaction from market on recent reforms: Antique

The Land Acquisition bill and the urea investment policy have been cleared by the Union cabinet and to know about the market reaction and the expectation Kirti Doshi of Antique Stock Broking spoke to CNBC-TV18.

Mkt move to continue; bet on banks, media: Antique Stock

After a slew of reforms from the government, the market has reacted well and it has contributed to the overall sentiment, feels Kirti Doshi, Promoter, Antique Stock Broking. According to him, there may be 1-2 percent downside from the current levels but, it will continue to move ahead.

Buy SpiceJet, Oil India: Kirti Doshi

Buy SpiceJet and Oil India, says Kirti Doshi, Promoter, Antique Stock Broking.

JSW Energy a best bet, says Kirti Doshi

JSW Energy is a best bet, says Kirti Doshi, Promoter, Antique Stock Broking.

Way2Wealth in talks to buy Antique Broking: Sources

Indian brokerage Way2Wealth Securities is in talks to buy Antique Stock Broking Ltd for up to USD 61 million, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Buy now or repent by Diwali '12 when mkt sees new highs

Kirti Doshi of Antique Stock Broking suggests investors to start investing and pick stocks in October because the market may complete its downward journey in October. "Earlier bottoms also completed their journey in October," he added.

Credit policy spooks mkts: Experts see further downside

RBI's inflation stance spooked the markets. The absence of any surprise on the rate front cheered the markets, but the fine print especially on inflation, spoilt sentiment. The Nifty shut shop at 5,687, down 56 points, the Sensex shut shop at 18,969 down 181 points. Experts see further downside and volatility ahead.