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  • Not the time to chase alpha, but be closer to beta: Kotak’s Lakshmi Iyer cautions smallcap investors

    In a conversation with Moneycontrol, Lakshmi Iyer cautioned investors to not try to outsmart markets with a large allocation to smallcaps as the segment looked stretched

  • Investors get the whiff of higher value in high dividend yielding small-cap stocks

    Investors get the whiff of higher value in high dividend yielding small-cap stocks

    The market sell-off in March has ensured that even high dividend paying small cap stocks have fallen sharply. These dividend paying small-cap stocks are seen stabilising and gaining ground in line with the broader market sentiment

  • Jefferies calls smallcap, midcap selloff as healthy correction, not a larger meltdown

    Jefferies calls smallcap, midcap selloff as healthy correction, not a larger meltdown

    More than 80 percent of stocks in the BSE Small-cap index have recorded negative returns since February 19 when the index started falling

  • Chart of the Day | The danger inbuilt in small cap stocks

    Chart of the Day | The danger inbuilt in small cap stocks

    Data on the financial health of stocks show that smaller stocks are indeed doing well on some aspects, but there are enough red flags that should give investors pause for thought

  • As small caps soar, HNIs ape VC funds with ‘spray-and-pray’ bets via warrants route

    As small caps soar, HNIs ape VC funds with ‘spray-and-pray’ bets via warrants route

    HNIs have become the go-to source of capital for many small companies.

  • Short Call | Rail stocks chug into bear zone, retail investors jittery, RVNL derails, Bandhan hammered, Bharat Forge, Honasa in focus

    Short Call | Rail stocks chug into bear zone, retail investors jittery, RVNL derails, Bandhan hammered, Bharat Forge, Honasa in focus

    As numbers from key PSU companies turned out to be below market expectations, realization dawned that valuations were far ahead of fundamentals, and there was a sudden stampede for the exit

  • Next HDFC Bank will be discovered by HNIs, not FIIs; SME platform the IPL of investing: Gunavanth Vaid

    Next HDFC Bank will be discovered by HNIs, not FIIs; SME platform the IPL of investing: Gunavanth Vaid

    Vaid has been a believer in the small and micro cap story since 2013 when he first started looking at this space seriously

  • MC Pro Inside Edge: White & White’s cement stake, cashbacks in small caps, Mogul’s railway trip, IPO fine print

    MC Pro Inside Edge: White & White’s cement stake, cashbacks in small caps, Mogul’s railway trip, IPO fine print

    A new offering for Pro subscribers! Know what stocks veteran bulls are eyeing, what the bears are ganging up against, major deals and inner goings-on from Dalal Street with this column

  • Here are analysts’ top stock picks this festive season

    Here are analysts’ top stock picks this festive season

    Property developers as well as leading producers of cement, cables, and chemicals are among the picks this season.

  • Fed policy review: What does the hawkish pause imply for equities?

    Fed policy review: What does the hawkish pause imply for equities?

    For the Indian market, the risk-reward in terms of investment style is tilted in favour of large caps

  • Small caps not at euphoric levels; shakeout will cure F&O craze: Deepak Shenoy

    Small caps not at euphoric levels; shakeout will cure F&O craze: Deepak Shenoy

    Shenoy also suggests making it harder for retail investors to speculate without fully understanding the risks, and mandatory clearance of NCFM test for aspiring F&O traders.

  • Each part of India is equal to the GDP of large countries, says Shankar Sharma

    Each part of India is equal to the GDP of large countries, says Shankar Sharma

    Small companies have a large addressable market and can record numbers that were unheard of a few years ago.

  • These small cap mutual funds delivered up to 56% returns in FY22. Take a look

    These small cap mutual funds delivered up to 56% returns in FY22. Take a look

    In five- and three-year periods, 71-75 percent of small cap schemes have outperformed their benchmarks, but small caps can go through highly volatile periods

  • Smallcaps to deliver robust returns in 3-5 years, says ICICI Pru MF's S Naren

    Smallcaps to deliver robust returns in 3-5 years, says ICICI Pru MF's S Naren

    Since February 2018 till December 2019, the m-cap of companies ranked from 251 to 500 have dropped 23.2 percent while that of beyond 501 companies have decreased by 56.5 percent

  • 'Corporate banks and consumer discretionary stocks to lead the next bull run'

    'Corporate banks and consumer discretionary stocks to lead the next bull run'

    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.

  • Meet the fund manager: Smallcaps will outperform largecaps; invest now for 3-5 years

    Meet the fund manager: Smallcaps will outperform largecaps; invest now for 3-5 years

    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.

  • 'Volatility due to elections likely to be over by mid-2019, not to impact long-term trend'

    'Volatility due to elections likely to be over by mid-2019, not to impact long-term trend'

    Aarti Industries, InterGlobe Aviation, Escorts, HDFC Bank and UPL are top bets, said Vinod Nair of Geojit Financial Services

  • Ongoing correction normal; like mid, small caps: Shankar Sharma

    Ongoing correction normal; like mid, small caps: Shankar Sharma

    Market has rallied a lot from February lows and it is normal to see a correction of 7-8 percent after a big run feels Shankar Sharma of First Global speaking to CNBC-TV18 on a day when the Nifty slipped below the key resistance level of 8,750.

  • January 2016 is 'eerily resembling' January 2008: Shankar Sharma

    January 2016 is 'eerily resembling' January 2008: Shankar Sharma

    Shankar Sharma of First Global says that while he is not predicting a 50 percent market crash like it happened in 2008, the market is headed down and with similar speed that one saw back then.

  • Go long on small and mid-caps, says Capital Mind

    Go long on small and mid-caps, says Capital Mind

    There is a clear sign of the number of traders increasing as the trading volumes rise, says Shenoy. He argues against shorting for now rather recommends going long for the mid caps and small caps.

  • Post-Budget slide seen; midcaps to take beating: Dimensions

    Post-Budget slide seen; midcaps to take beating: Dimensions

    It is already clear that the improvement will take longer than what was initially expected, to play out and that could be the trigger for the post-Budget sell off, feels Shrivastava

  • Enough risk appetite for mid, small cap stocks: Amit Rathi

    Enough risk appetite for mid, small cap stocks: Amit Rathi

    Rathi says while frontline indices like Nifty and Sensex are up 30 percent from their 2008 peaks, the mid-cap index is still flat and the small cap index is 25 percent below its previous peak

  • Bluechips gain ground, but going gets hard for small stocks

    Bluechips gain ground, but going gets hard for small stocks

    The market benchmark appears set to end 2013 on a positive note with a modest gain of over 7 per cent, but such gains are not to be seen in a majority of stocks available in the market, which predominantly include those of mid-size and smaller companies, shows an analysis of various indices.

  • Here's how small cap stocks opened on October 22

    Here's how small cap stocks opened on October 22

    Here's how small cap stocks opened on October 22

  • Small cap stocks open weak on August 16

    Small cap stocks open weak on August 16

    Here's how small cap stocks open on August 16

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