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  • Railways, defence segments relevance will continue; investors must be watchful of valuations: DSP MF’s Vinit Sambre

    If a segment is baking in a very high growth and which then becomes a bit ambitious in terms of achievement then I'll have to calibrate my weights accordingly, says the Head of Equities at the fund house.

  • No pipe dream in pipes space, growth looks certain: Vinit Sambre of DSP Investment Managers

    No pipe dream in pipes space, growth looks certain: Vinit Sambre of DSP Investment Managers

    However, Sambre reiterated that one has to be cautious around valuations because that actually brings down the set of opportunities an investor has in terms of investing

  • Markets will bottom out in next 1-2 quarters, says Vinit Sambre of DSP MF

    Markets will bottom out in next 1-2 quarters, says Vinit Sambre of DSP MF

    When it comes to cyclical recovery, Vinit Sambre is keeping faith on healthcare, agro-based companies, automobile and auto ancillary sectors

  • Daily Voice | Largecap IT company valuations more reasonable than some midcap names, says Vinit Sambre of DSP Mutual Fund

    Daily Voice | Largecap IT company valuations more reasonable than some midcap names, says Vinit Sambre of DSP Mutual Fund

    IT companies' results have generally met or exceeded expectations, as they have been successful in preserving margins.

  • 'The last 6 months were like a Twenty20 match where Nifty stunned most investors’

    'The last 6 months were like a Twenty20 match where Nifty stunned most investors’

    Our cautious view on the markets makes us believe that sectors such as healthcare, telecom, insurance, IT, and consumer staples are resilient in the current environment and could outperform.

  • DSP MF sees severe cuts to corporate earnings if lockdown is extended

    DSP MF sees severe cuts to corporate earnings if lockdown is extended

    Vinit Sambre, Head-Equities, DSP Mutual Fund, feels travel, tourism and retail sectors have been the hardest hit due to the lockdown

  • Morningstar: Why you should invest in mid, small cap funds

    Morningstar: Why you should invest in mid, small cap funds

    Kaustubh Belapurkar, Director-Manager, Research, Morningstar India, believes that mid and small caps funds, which have outperformed large caps by a great extent in the last 3-5 years, have returned better value for investors, depending on risk profile.

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