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  • India stands tall amongst its peers; stay invested: KR Bharat

    Over the long-term the combination of liquidity and improving fundamentals has made the Indian equity, as an asset class look better and bette,said KR Bharat, MD, Advent Advisors.

  • Brace for major correction; real bull run in '15: KR Bharat

    KR Bharat, MD, Advent Advisors feels the real significant correction (read: 7-8 percent cut) will probably come on the back of announcements in the US.

  • Weekly wrap: Sensex snaps 4-week gains post record high; metals, IT drag

    Consistent fall in inflation during first two months of 2014 and an expansion in industrial output in January for the first time in four months supported the market. But concerns over fresh tensions in Crimea and a slowing Chinese economy limited upsides.

  • Indian mkt will be 'very, very volatile' in 2014: Analyst

    Indian stocks are likely to head into a correction starting 2014, which could last for at least one, or more, quarters, according to KR Bharat, MD, Advent Advisors.

  • KR Bharat bullish on IT, healthcare, auto ancillary space

    KR Bharat, MD of Advent Advisors is bullish on IT, healthcare and auto ancillary sectors.

  • Mkt may hit life high tomorrow, sustenance a worry: Experts

    The dampening factor, however, will come into play sooner than later. The euphoria will be ebbed by other pressing factors, says Advent Advisors‘ KR Bharat.

  • See short-term upswing before focus shifts to taper: Advent

    “I think the 2014 election is going to be decided between the ages 18 and 30 and not by over 30 years of age. I think they will decide who forms the next government,” said KR Bharat of Advent Advisors.

  • Join this rally for short-term: Advent to retail investors

    Advent Advisors' KR Bharat says that the current rally in the market is driven by liquidity and not by fundamentals. He advises on investing in fundamentally rich stocks. However, he also sees a secular bull run in the long-run.

  • FII liquidity driving mkts; fall can be dramatic: Experts

    KR Bharat of Advent Advisors believes the focus in the upcoming RBI policy will be on inflation. If there is repo-rate hike, the markets could be disappointed and sell off for 2-3 days, but the power of liquidity is so strong that the market will overcome the disappointment quickly, and the push towards making new highs.

  • ITC may outperform, says KR Bharat

    KR Bharat of Advent Advisors feels that ITC may outperform because lot of its products are reasonably recession proof.

  • KR Bharat cautious on financial services

    KR Bharat of Advent Advisors is cautious on financial services because there is a very strong link between banks and how the economy is doing because the banking sort of has a multiple growth effect to the growth in GDP.

  • Advent Advisors bullish on IT sector

    KR Bharat of Advent Advisors is bullish on IT sector. 'I do not see the rupee appreciating remarkably from here and therefore it is going to be a reasonably good period for the IT sector," he adds.

  • Don't get tempted by mkt rally; macros still weak: Advent

    In the present scenario, markets will be volatile and will offer a lot of temptation, but the next three-six months will be difficult and challenging, so long-term investors must resist temptation to enter the market now, says KR Bharat.

  • Worst is not over yet, see more downside: Advent Advisors

    The Indian market has been jittery due to global as well as domestic issues. KR Bharat, managing director of Advent Advisors says, the worst is not over yet. He feels it is just the beginning of the slowdown and there is more downside to come.

  • Don't bet on equities; sell on rally: Advent Advisors

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, KR Bharat, MD of Advent Advisors said, today there is an acknowledgement that there is a problem in the US and a bigger problem in the Europe. According to him, the market will improve first before the next level of pain comes in.

  • Market to surprise; experts see rally from August onwards

    The Sensex shut shop at 17,560, with a 53 point gain despite stable global markets. Experts see a new rally starting from August. They also believe that India remains a great market for stock-pickers as its fundamental growth prospects are still extremely strong.

  • Bharat view on auto sector

    KR Bharat, MD, Advent Advisors view on auto sector.

  • Mkt tumbles: Will Nifty lose more ground pre-earnings?

    It was another disappointing session on Dalal Street. Selling pressure wreaked havoc with the markets and the indices lost a percent each. The Nifty ended at 6,079. The Sensex lost 200 points to close at 20,301.

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