CMS Info Systems should see good margin expansion along with strong revenue growth for years to come. MC Pro expects the company's revenue to grow around 20 percent over the next three years, and EBITDA margins reach 27 percent during the same period. Watch this video to uncover CMS' multiple growth drivers that we are betting on.
In the context of its growth outlook, MAS Financial’s valuation is at historic lows. MC Pro sees sustained re-rating and recommends buying the stock as a high quality addition in the portfolio. Here’s why
Considering the Bearish momentum along, upcoming week can be approach with a low-risk strategy like Modified Put Butterfly in Nifty.
Tech Mahindra’s massive discount to some of its large cap peers could narrow. MC Pro believes that the soft patch provides a great opportunity to add the stock. Here’s why #IdeasForProfit #TechMahindra
Benchmark indices ended higher for the third straight session with Nifty comfortably closing above 17,700. At close, Sensex was up 1.2%, and Nifty was up 203 points. All the sectoral indices ended in the green with bank, realty, pharma, FMCG, IT and PSU Bank indices up 1-3 percent. BSE midcap and smallcap indices rose 1-1.5 percent. #bajargupshup #stockmarket #shailbhatnagar
Sell-off in global markets, weak Q3 results and pre-budget nervousness triggered heavy sell-off in domestic bourses as risk sentiment took a blow ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
As investors remain jittery, we caught up with Gurmeet Chadha for his insights and learnings from the market mayhem, to help retail investors navigate the wild market
Domestic market continued its downward journey amid global sell-off. On the sectoral front, except FMCG, all other sectors ended in red with Media, PSU Bank and consumer durables down more than 3 percent. Here is a wrap of today’s market action.
Indian equity benchmarks flashed red yet again on Jan 20, with Sensex tanking more than 600 points in the three-day losing spree. Sensex ended the day down 1.1%, while Nifty closed over 180 points lower. All sectoral indices, barring realty and metals, ended in the red. Here is a wrap of today's market action
Markets continued to see profit-booking for the second consecutive day, with benchmarks Sensex and Nifty falling a percent each on weak global cues and high crude prices. IT index skid most, losing over 2% in trade, banking and FMCG names also ended lower. Meanwhile, auto and PSBs capped the downside. Here is a wrap of today's market action
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Led by realty, auto, metal and banking stocks, benchmark indices continued its winning streak for the 4th consecutive day. At close, Sensex was up 533 points, and Nifty ended above 18,200.
Venky’s remains well-poised to recover from Covid-led disruptions, and we believe long-term investors can accumulate the stock on every dip. Here’s why #IdeasForProfit #stockrecommendation #MoneycontrolReseach
Markets traded volatile and ended with modest gains amid mixed cues. Sensex was up 143 points, and Nifty ended 67 points higher. On the sectoral front, Bank, metal, FMCG, Oil & gas indices up 0.5-1 percent, while selling was seen in Auto, Capital Goods and Pharma names.
While it is prudent to brace for some more short-term market volatility, the key question is whether investors should run away amid the softness or invest more amid correction. We recommend investors to use this opportunity to buy on decline. Here's MC Pro's market outlook for 2022 and the sectors to watch out for
Nifty witnessed profit booking after having run-up for the last four consecutive sessions. Due to weak global conditions the market opened with a gap down and consistently registered to sell pressure at higher levels. Among sectors, except auto and oil & gas, all other sectoral indices ended lower with IT and Realty indices down 1 percent each.
Bulls remain charged on Dalal Street as Sensex rallied 929 points and Nifty50 closed above 17,600 levels, led by banks & financials. All sectoral indices, barring Pharma, closed in the green, with Banking & Financials, Metal, IT and Auto leading the rally.
Domestic bourses witnessed a choppy session lifted by gains in IT and healthcare stocks on the day of the monthly F&O expiry. Sensex closed at 57,794, and Nifty shut shop at 17,204. Except IT and pharma, all other sectoral indices ended in the red, with the oil & gas, metal, realty indices down 1 percent each. BSE midcap index down 0.2 percent and the smallcap index ended flat.
Benchmark indices ended lower amid a volatile session. At close, Sensex was down 91 points and Nifty shut 20 points lower. Selling was witnessed in metal, bank, energy, power names, while buying was seen in auto and pharma stocks. BSE midcap and smallcap indices ended with marginal gains.
After a volatile session today, Nifty & Sensex closed in the green. IT, pharma, and financial stocks advanced in trade. Broader markets also ended higher. Among sectors except for metal, all other sectoral indices ended higher with the pharma index gained 1%. Shares of RBL Bank plunged in trade. Here is all the market action of the day
As the year 2021 comes to a close, we caught up with Sahil Kapoor, Head - Products & Market Strategy at DSP Investment Managers, to take stock of the key trends of the year gone by. Kapoor also shared his view on what’s in store for 2022, and investing lessons for new market entrants
A combination of muted Q2 earnings and volatility in stock market has led to 40 percent correction in HIL’s stock price. Is it an attractive investment bet at current levels? Watch the video to find out
Tune in as Karunya Rao breaks down the key emerging trends, makret's highs and lows with Gurmeet Chadha, Co-founder & CEO of Complete Circle Consultants. Chadha also shares his top bets for 2022 and tells us why this is the best time to restructure your portfolio
Markets ended almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, mirroring the previous session’s move. At close, Sensex was down 20 points, and Nifty was almost unchanged at 17,511. Among sectors, realty and PSU Bank indices rose nearly 3 percent each, while metal, oil & gas, power indices ended in the green.
In this week’s edition of Moneycontrol Markets Weekly, Karunya Rao caught up with Anish Tawakley of ICICI Prudential AMC to decode the D-Street mayhem. Nifty 50 breached 17,000 levels and BSE Sensex slips 1,800 points intraday, registering the biggest single-day fall since early April
Benchmark indices ended on negative note for the second consecutive session amid selling seen in the realty, oil & gas, pharma. Sensex was down 314.04 points or 0.52% at 60,008.33, and the Nifty was down 100.50 points or 0.56% at 17,898.70. UPL, Reliance Industries, Axis Bank, Britannia Industries and IOC were among the major Nifty losers. Gainers included SBI Life Insurance, Asian Paints, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Power Grid.
Eight veterans of Dalal Street debate and discuss the prospects for Samvat 2078 in a conversation with N Mahalakshmi of Moneycontrol on November 4, 2021
