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These midcap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 23%, according to analysts
The “risk on trade” which took a pause for a while is back on the street. Will the budget and change in the direction of the global interest rate cycle add further fuel to the rally is a big question. Keep an eye on liquidity and the market breadth in the next few weeks as that will determine what happens to mid-cap stocks in the medium term. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
Is buying just hotel stocks better or a collection of stocks which gain from travel hungry Indians? 17 stocks from the whole tourism ecosystem
There can be a debate on whether, after the run up that hotel stocks saw in the last three years, are they cheap or not, and whether one should buy them now. But when it comes to tourism and the possibility that it will grow at a much faster rate, there is little room for debate. Now the question is if one buys only one set of stocks, for example hotel stocks, they come with their own plus and minus, right from the business risk of that industry to the fact that in tourism business, there are many segments, so there is a premium segment, there are travelers who travels by train and stay in medium size hotel which are not even listed. But then he has spent money in booking his ticket which has been captured on a railways ticketing platform. So, why not have that railway ticketing platform in a small portion of the portfolio.
Nachiket Pantvaidya appointed GM of Sony Pictures International Productions India
Sony Pictures Entertainment has named Nachiket Pantvaidya as the new General Manager for Sony Pictures International Productions (SPIP) in India. He will work closely with Shony Panjikaran, the General Manager and Head of Sony Pictures Releasing International, India. Nachiket will oversee local Indian productions.
What is this “bubble of bubbles” burst of the US Stock Markets being predicted?
Economist Harry Dent has predicted a stock market crash calling it the “bubble of bubbles”. This has been described due to the loose monetary and fiscal policies followed by the US.
Fed officials see inflation falling, signal no rush to cut rates
Federal Reserve's John Williams believes monetary policy is restrictive, aiming to bring inflation down to the 2% target.
Dow tops 40,000, Biden trolls Trump in split-screen video
The state of the U.S. economy looms as one of the larger factors weighing on the Democratic president's bid for reelection. Persistently high prices have hindered Biden's efforts to win credit from voters for his handling of the economy, although inflation in recent months has been easing.
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Tired of those Dating Apps? Move on, LinkedIn to the rescue
Surveys in the US have revealed that Networking sites have emerged as top choices for finding potential dates. Professional networking sites are believed to assist in a targeted approach.
ICC rights may bleed Disney's streaming entertainment business
Disney's streaming profit faces loss due to ICC rights on Disney+ Hotstar. Iger expects weaker Q3 tied to Indian sports. Zee Entertainment disputes ICC TV rights in arbitration.
Time to extend your stay? 4 hotel & related services stocks with an upside potential of up to 33%
After almost two decades of being ignored by the street, in the last three years hotel and hospitality related stocks have been once again in focus of the street. Travel tourism and airlines, everything related to the hospitality sector suffered the maximum damage due to Covid-19. But as they say, tough times bring the best out of some. Some hotel companies used the Covid crisis to put their house in order. While they have seen a run up in the last two years and that is why if one looks at overall estimates, analysts seem to be cautious. However there are enough hotel assets, which are ready to be taken over under the asset light model, companies which are able to use them without compromising the brand value are likely to be the one which will emerge as a long term winner and probably that would lead to a change in the analyst estimates.
Party continues! 4 hotel & related service stocks with upside potential of up to 33%
What appeared as revenge traveling post covid, turned out to be unstoppable traveling Indian. Probably that is the reason that in order to take advantage of our insatiable desire to travel some of the countries have removed the requirement of advance visa for Indians. If one goes by airline ticket prices, room rent and occupancy level of hotels it is very clear that both airlines and hotel prices have remained higher than normal in all seasons of the year, whether busy or off season. If one looks at the results of the hotel companies, they have turned better on many counts.
'Martin', the beloved American sitcom, is coming to Netflix on December 15
Several seasons of the hilarious comedy will land on Netflix in December.
Charissa Thompson replies to NFL 'fabricating report' statement after controversy
Charissa Thompson has been facing backlash from other sideline reporters ever since she admitted making up reports during her days as sideline reporter. They have termed her statement as "professional fraud" “deplorable” and “not ethical”. The criticism forced the Fox Studio host to respond to the backlash.
Disney-Reliance Deal: Why Bob Iger should follow Murdoch’s lead and cash out
Bob Iger, CEO of The Walt Disney Co., is reportedly nearing a deal to sell the company's Indian operations, known as Disney Star, for billions of dollars. This comes as a new class of competition, led by Indian tycoon Mukesh Ambani, disrupts the legacy media industry in India. Ambani's 4G telco has gained over 400 million customers and has built a consumer empire that blurs the lines between carriage, content, and commerce. The deal with Iger would validate Ambani's digital, retail, and consumer finance propositions, further solidifying his dominance in the Indian market.
Rupert Murdoch's retirement raises the curtain on his last act
Rupert Murdoch's decision to step back from day-to-day oversight of his media empire paves the way for his son, Lachlan, to take control. However, it remains uncertain who will control the trust that votes the family's shares after Rupert Murdoch's death. Speculation suggests that a full merger between Fox Corp. and News Corp. could be attempted again, but this would likely be preceded by a sale of parts of News Corp., including its real estate business.
Disney said to be in talks with RIL over future of its India business
Walt Disney Co. has reportedly engaged in preliminary discussions with potential buyers, including Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd., for its India streaming and television business. The options being considered range from a complete sale of the Disney Star business to a partial transaction involving assets such as sports rights and the regional streaming service Disney+ Hotstar.
What Fox tells us about ouroborosing
Ouroborosing has been especially evident in the information-disseminating business, a.k.a. news media, where providing consumers only content they want, even if that means fabricating information, has become a devious, yet acceptable, model.
Fox, Dominion reach $787M settlement over election claims
Outside of the $787.5 million promised to Colorado-based Dominion, it was unclear what other consequences Fox would face. Fox acknowledged in a statement “the court’s rulings finding certain claims about Dominion to be false,” but no apology was offered. The deal is a significant amount of money even for a company the size of Fox. It represents about one-quarter of the $2.96 billion the company reported earning last year before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization — a figure often used to approximate a company's cash flow.
Fox correspondents Hillary Vaughan, Peter Doocy are expecting their first baby
Journalist Hillary Vaughn announced her pregnancy on a live TV show. Hillary Vaughan and Peter Doocy are expecting their first child soon.
Fed seen hiking policy rate above 5% as job gains surge
Powell has said he does not expect inflation to fall fast enough to allow the Fed to cut rates at all this year. Friday's Labor Department report did show slower growth in average hourly earnings to a 4.4% pace, from an upwardly revised 4.8% in December.
Guggenheim Partners chief investment officer Scott Minerd dies at 63 from heart attack
Scott Minerd of Guggenheim frequently provided market commentary and appeared in the media.
IN10 Media taps former Sony executive Vivek Krishnani to foray into film production business
Krishnani comes with over 25 years of experience across films, television, radio, and advertising. He will oversee the setting up of the motion pictures business and produce movies for theatrical and streaming platforms.
Dollar sold on stimulus hopes and recovery prospects
Early in the Asia session the New Zealand dollar extended gains to a one-week peak of $0.6623. The Aussie rose 0.1% to $0.7170, a fraction below a one-week top of $0.7175 made overnight.
President Trump says Hong Kong's market can 'never succeed' under Chinese control
Trump announced in May that he was ending the special US trading relationship with Hong Kong in retaliation for Beijing's clampdown on the previously largely autonomous territory.
Facebook to advise use of masks, will offer reminders to its users to wear face coverings amid virus spike
The social network giant said it would include the alerts at the top of feeds on Facebook and Instagram.
Dollar set for weekly gain as pandemic recovery hopes waver
Against a basket of currencies the dollar is up about 0.5% this week.
Trump sees no deadline for China deal, prefers to wait for 2020 polls
A flurry of US trade moves in the past 24 hours has eroded investor optimism that Trump would ease up on tariffs that have slowed the global economy. On Monday, his administration unexpectedly announced plans to reinstate tariffs on steel and aluminum shipments from Brazil and Argentina, and then released plans for $2.4 billion in levies against French imports.
Trump, Xi hit pause on trade war again for talks on lasting deal
Trump said the US would release a statement around 3:30 p.m. local time.
Trump, Xi to meet at trade war crossroads fraught with risks
A big hurdle is last month’s US blacklisting of Huawei on national security grounds.
Trump says Fed should have Draghi as chief instead of Powell
“Nobody ever heard of him before, and now I made him and he wants to show how tough he is,” Trump said.
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