Liquidity in the system is expected to start getting better hereon now that the new financial year has begun.
The FOMC is expecting a longer road ahead in the fight against inflation
After a remarkable run for several weeks, mid-caps and small-caps went into correction mode on September 12, a day after Kotak Institutional Equities called the rally in midcaps “irrational exuberance.” In today’s trade, NSE Mid-cap index fell 2.62 percent, while the Small-cap index was down 3.4 percent.
Large cap funds manage Rs 2.26 lakh crore of investor assets, accounting for 16.5 percent of total assets managed by equity schemes
Credit, consumption, real estate, and economic growth remain in a downtrend. It is worth noting that the equity-market cycle always bottoms before the economic growth bottoms, says Shailendra Kumar.
This is the best time to accumulate good small and mid-cap stocks for investors with a horizon of three to five years, says Amit Doshi of Care PMS.
Market is eagerly looking forward to some sort of stimulus by the government to kick-start growth, without which it would be difficult for corporates to report sustainable growth.
ETFs and index funds have immense inherent value as the cheaper alternative investment products
Aarti Industries, InterGlobe Aviation, Escorts, HDFC Bank and UPL are top bets, said Vinod Nair of Geojit Financial Services
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sandeep Shenoy, Pioneer Investcorp, says the large caps will be on the shopping list of most of the players.
When the market has been rising for a while, valuations turn expensive. Frontline stocks may look a safer bet, but much of the action would be happening in midcaps.
It is the right time to invest in the Indian equity market but one must have a patient two-year outlook going forward, says Tushar Pradhan, CIO, HSBC Global AMC, India in an interview with CNBC-TV18.
Independent market expert Ratnesh Kumar continues to remain positive on the IT sector, but says pharma as a whole is valuation-wise expensive. He is underweight on the auto-ancillary space and believes it is perhaps done with its best phase
Sinha says better than expected quarterly earnings is also prompting investors to take a more positive view of second line shares.
Jai Bala, 1857 Advisors, says today's rally could be signalling near-term bottom, but there are doubts on whether this correction has undergone a complete structural down move.
In the private banking space, CK Narayan of Growth Avenues says there is a clear shift of preference. The patronage has shifter from ICICI Bank to Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank.
Rahul Mohindar of viratechindia.com advises investors to shy away from technology stocks and those from oil and gas space.
If there is a stronger conviction of a rate cut, investors should add more exposure to capital goods stocks, says Anand Shanbhag of Tata Capital Securities.
Investors must focus on mid cap companies now as market is likely to consolidate after a huge rally and large caps may not offer similar gains as earlier, says PN Vijay.
Tuesday saw another breakdown in the market and a big setback to expectations of any kind of pullback rally, says Udayan Mukherjee, managing editor, CNBC-TV18.
It was a very volatile session. At one point the Nifty was down to 6020 level. It looked like it was breaking down particularly the broader market which looked quite shaky.
Today was a very quiet day. We started off with a bit of a gap up of 20 points and then the markets just fell into a bit of sideways groove around the 6000 marks.
CNBC-TV18 managing director Udayan Mukherjee explains that the day's session was spectacular. Rarely is there such a combination of price and volume and such leadership from the large caps and today, the market was never in doubt. It started with a small gap-up and just continued going through the course of the trading session
Udayan Mukherjee, managing editor, CNBC-TV18 explains October has been a very quiet series where the Nifty just about inched up 1 percent and today was a fitting end to the range-bound series with the Nifty trading in a 30-point range throughout the day before closing flat around the 5,700-level
Godrej Consumer Products is looking good in FMCG space, says Amit Harchekar, IIFL.