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  • KFin Tech jumps over 10%, hits new record high on heavy volumes, positive outlook

    Year-to-date, KFin Tech shares have more than doubled, soaring over 126 percent, far outpacing the Nifty 50 benchmark's 15 percent rise.

  • HCL Tech slips as CFO Aggarwal quits, Walia to replace; analysts expect smooth transition

    Analysts believe that the internal appointment should help make transition smooth and should not be an area of concern for investors.

  • Does a strong dollar really boost technology stocks?

    Windfall currency gains no longer translate into higher earnings for exporters, thanks to renegotiation clauses

  • The Eastern Window: Chinese tech stocks available at bargain prices, should investors bite?

    Investors in Chinese tech shares, including Indian investors tapping the US market, are worried about the fate of these companies as they face stiff regulatory action by both the governments in China and the United States. There is no sign of these companies emerging from the political crossfire, although there is little doubt about their technological and business capabilities

  • Big Tech tumbles as results set off alarm bells

    Shares of the Google-parent and Microsoft fell about 8 percent in early trading. Meta Platforms Inc, which will report after markets close, was down 4 percent, while Amazon.com Inc lost 4 percent and Apple Inc 1 percent in the run-up to their results on Thursday

  • Morgan Stanley’s contrarian calls: Overweight on domestic cyclicals, technology and financials

    The chosen sectors are at variance with bets by foreign portfolio investors and domestic institutional investors.

  • Top mid-cap and small-cap tech stocks that mutual funds added afresh

    IT companies have started announcing their results and their earnings forecast is expected to improve with the falling rupee against the USD. Here are the MF hot picks from midcap and smallcap IT sector

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Tech stocks feel the squeeze. Time to rewire?

    In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: A steady stock bet, Weekly Tactical, Hikal’s green worry, Budget Chart of the Day, Herd Immunity Tracker, Personal Finance and more

  • Investors' Dilemma: Should you chase the overvalued tech and consumer stocks that keep going up?

    Investors need to focus on real economy facing capital intensive business to ride the next wave of secular wealth creation

  • Is the party over for top tech stocks?

    Here’s a reminder of a possible problem: the overexposure of global investors to the US market and hence to a few huge technology companies

  • Tech stock booms: then and now

    The echoes of the dotcom bubble era in current market conditions

  • The good, bad and ugly of soaring tech stocks

    There are two ways to look at the market’s rise

  • Small tech stocks soar as the future arrives early

    The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated trends that were building for years by forcing large swaths of the population to work from home and shop online. And many obscure companies are taking off

  • India expensive at current levels; like durables, banks: CLSA

    The optimism around US economy's growth and a strengthening dollar are signs that IT companies are going to give out a stellar performance in the long-term, says Mahesh Nandurkar, India Strategist at CLSA.

  • Mkt may correct 5-10% around Budget: Dimensions Consulting

    According to Ajay Srivastava of Dimensions Consulting the current correction could be because of a lot of unwinding in midcaps and smallcaps.

  • Dr Doom calls bubble, adding to gloomy calls

    The Federal Reserve has inflated an asset bubble and that`s going to damp market returns, perma-bear Marc Faber, publisher of The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report, told CNBC Tuesday.

  • Equity mkts entering seasonally bearish phase: Barclays

    According to Dhiren Sarin, Technical Analyst, Barclays its not just the Nifty, but most Asian markets are looking vulnerable in the short-term.

  • F&O: Nifty in 5700-5800 range, sell OTM options, says HSBC

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18 Karun Mutha, HSBC Invest Direct shared his outlook on the futures and option market. He sees the Nifty trading in a tight range of 5,700-5,800 levels now. So, he suggested selling out of the money options.

  • Despite drop, tech stocks remain market's best bet

    Despite earnings disappointments and some wobbling by Apple, technology stocks remain the market's bedrock and likely safety valve should a summer swoon hit.

  • Continue to be bullish on Nifty: Sukhani

    Sudarshan Sukhani of s2analytics.com continues to be bullish on Nifty and expects it to start with a gap. "If the gap is maintained and the market is cheerful, then in the afternoon a lot of good things can happen to the bulls," he told CNBC-TV18.

  • Fund managers more bullish about stocks: Survey

    Global investors have gotten a bit more upbeat about stocks and are less fearful about the state of the global economy, even as they have become more wary of geopolitical risks, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch`s monthly global fund managers` survey.

  • Prabhudas Lilladher bets on IT stocks, sees strong pullback

    Amisha Vora, joint managing director, Prabhudas Lilladher, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee, shared her views on how the market would pan out going forward and whether this is a right time to invest in technology stocks or not.

  • Market volatile, will 5830 be a tough level to claw back?

    Market has witnessed a downturn on the first day of the week and all due to plunging tech stocks. Infosys fell 2% down, TCS lost 4% while HCL dipped by 2.5% dragging the indices down.

  • Midcap technology stocks look cheap: Damani

    Midcap technology stocks are looking cheap, says Ramesh Damani, Member, BSE.

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