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  • For retail investors, SMIDs are still the favourite bets even as prices plunge

    As per data from primeinfobase.com, the share of stake held by retail investors in companies listed on NSE went up to 7.53 percent as on June 30 from 7.51 percent as on March 31. In value terms, retail holding stood at Rs 34.25 lakh crore as on June 30.

  • BSE Smallcap down for fourth session, poised to end February with a double-digit cut

    The month of February has traditionally been one that has seen underperformance by the smallcap index, with 12 out of last 17 years giving negative returns.

  • Healthy correction bringing us closer to bottom, FIIs will return: Venugopal Manghat, HSBC MF

    He also said that the bulk of the foreign selling may be behind us, and the ferocity of the outflows may not continue. Markets are likely to bottom out soon and FIIs will re-look at India, Venugopal Manghat added.

  • Global Tariff Tensions: Bernstein’s Venugopal Garre on risks, resilience

    The Indian economy has bottomed out. The pace of recovery will, however, be slow given the lack of global support, inability to drive leverage-led growth and constrained government finances.

  • Walking the talk: ICICI Pru MF least exposed to small, midcaps among top five fund houses

    Data from Morningstar shows that SMID stocks accounted for a little over 21 percent of ICICI Prudential AMC’s total assets under management (AUM) in pure equity schemes as on December 31, 2024.

  • Smallcaps pull more retail money in January, gold ETFs shine bright, shows AMFI data: Top highlights

    In January, inflows into smallcap funds rose by 22.6 percent MoM to Rs 5,720.87 crore. Mid-cap funds saw a marginal rise to Rs 5,147.87 crore, while largecap funds continue to find more takers.

  • Whiteoak Capital on why starting SIPs early always beats timing the market

    A note by Whiteoak Capital made a case for SIPs, and said that the 'Cost of Delay' of starting late can be huge over the long term and the longer the market takes to reach the bottom, the higher the 'Cost of Delay.'

  • Foreign investor interest still high; like Info Edge: UBS

    Gautam Chhaochharia, head of India research at UBS Securities is bullish on Info Edge in the e-commerce space and likes the auto anciallary space as a whole. He feels auto ancillaries may be a better way to play the auto sector for now.

  • Looks like good old-fashioned investing is back in vogue

    Now that the priority is preserve capital rather than chase returns, seems like old fashioned investment benchmarks are back in fashion again.

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