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A buy on dip would work well with a focus on bottom-up stock picks
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Continued policy support and economic stability can attract more flows from foreign investors
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The outcome of the ongoing election could be the pivotal moment for the Indian capital market
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Small caps are highly volatile and therefore, risky. But investors are often attracted to the high returns that they offer. Here are a few things to keep in mind while looking to invest in small caps.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2023 on February 1. What to expect from the Budget? We discuss key Budget themes and market strategies with Upasana Chachra, Chief India Economist at Morgan Stanley.
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Macleods has highest exposure to non-metro markets among major drug companies in India. While good sales growth and margins have been a highlight, first half of FY22 showed operating margins decelerate
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Considering the Bearish momentum along, upcoming week can be approach with a low-risk strategy like Modified Put Butterfly in Nifty.
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Blame it on the rising bond yields, anticipation of a tighter monetary policy by the US Federal Reserve and the threat of a war in Ukraine – equities have had a rough start to 2022
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Since defensives have been performing well because of which the Nifty outperformed the Bank Nifty, positional traders, depending on their orientation, should check-in the index accordingly, says Bhamre.
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Banking & Financial ($3,914 million), FMCG ($951 million) and Pharma ($681 million) were the three sectors that saw maximum FPI inflows in November 20
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The technical trend is very bullish which points towards the fact that traders should not go contra at current levels. There are no signs which suggest that the trend is likely to reverse.
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Sectors such as pharma, chemicals, small appliances, and agriculture-related sectors (tractors) should be better off in the current volatile environment.
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Fixed-income mutual funds have a plethora of options for investors to suit varying risk appetite as also varying tenors.
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Some of the momentum indicators have given a sell signal on the daily charts which suggests that the trend is likely to remain slightly tilted towards the bears.
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It will be advisable to build equity portfolios for the long term as per your risk profile by staggering investments over six to 12 months, says Somwanshi.
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By investing in more than one asset category, you'll reduce the risk of losing money and your portfolio's overall investment returns will have a smoother ride.
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Major levels to track on the downside would be 8900, and below that crucial support is placed at 8600-8650 zone. On the upside, resistance is seen at 9600, followed by 10,000 levels.
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The Nifty50 formed an ‘Island Reversal’ pattern on the daily charts on May 4 which is a reversal pattern, and the next big support for the index is placed at 9,250, and below that 8,900-8,800, suggest experts.
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In the last few days, trading volumes have fallen across segments, causing havoc among traders. In this article, we will examine the effects of this, and what precautions we can take to decrease our risks.
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Investors should stick to large-cap stocks which are most liquid, since there is a real risk that many mid and small-cap companies could become illiquid in the coming months.
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Nifty requires a minimum correction of 7 quarters post-September 2018 as a preceding leg of upswing consumed 7 quarters from the lows of 7893 (Dec 2016) to have a high of 11760 (Sep 2018).
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Long-term investors should use the market weakness and build positions in undervalued stocks
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Ideally, the best time to invest is when fear grips the market. The downfall is purely sentimental rather than being backed by deteriorating fundamental business prospects.
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Most experts feel that the upside remains capped and chances of some bit of profit-taking are much higher in case the Budget disappoints
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For the week ended January 17, the S&P BSE Sensex rose 0.83 percent while the Nifty50 ended with gains of 0.78 percent.
