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    Some & simple diligence is all what is required for wealth creation: 5 smallcap stocks for long term investors

    On a day when Nifty and sensex are trading with a big cut and all the segments are in red. Talking of small caps which is one probably riskiest segment of the market might appear to be going in the wrong direction. But the fact is that it is a day like this which serves as a reminder of two things. First, however strong the bull run might be, corrections are bound to take place. Second, finally in the end, it is business and the management which manages the business which matters for earnings and earning is what matters to the street. So, if you are looking to invest in markets and especially in the small cap segment there has to be a checklist which if followed, the probability of making mistakes gets reduced and also one is able to get to stocks which create wealth over the long term.

    Buyer sentiment strong in housing segment, says Magicbricks survey

    The real estate platform unveiled its flagship Housing Sentiment Index (HSI) report, reflecting a positive outlook for the residential real estate market, with an overall HSI of 149. Ahmedabad took the lead with the highest HSI of 163, closely trailed by Kolkata (160), Gurugram (157), and Hyderabad (156), driven by improved infrastructure and forthcoming real estate ventures.

    India stock rally is no rocket science. Here’s why

    Despite external headwinds, both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex recorded hefty gains, making 2023 their second-best year since 2017.

    Minda inks pact to form JV with Taiwan firm to produce sunroof for passenger vehicles

    Auto components maker Minda Corporation on Thursday said it has inked a pact to form a joint venture with Taiwan-based HSIN Chong Machinery Works to produce sunroofs for passenger vehicles. The joint venture will offer a full system solution ranging from design, and development to manufacturing of sunroof for passenger vehicles, the company said in a statement.

    Changes in PB ratio calculation make Nifty valuations cheaper

    The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has changed the methodology for calculating the Price to Book (PB) ratio of the Nifty index, leading to a decrease in its valuation measure. The PB ratio dropped by nearly 20% without the index falling, making Nifty's valuations cheaper. The change involves factoring in the net worth of each index constituent at the consolidated level in the annual financials, as opposed to standalone earnings. The PB ratio compares market price per share to book value per share and helps investors determine whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued.

    Nifty@20k: Valuations surpass most developed markets. Will the rally continue?

    The Indian equity indices scaled new highs on September 12. The Nifty50 crossed the 20,000 summit during Monday’s trade and closed at a record high. Amid sticky global inflation and higher interest rates, India (Nifty) currently trades at a valuation of nearly 21 times one-year forward PE, which is the highest among all the emerging markets and even higher than most of the developed markets. Here’s a global tally of the developed markets, take a look:

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