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    Tactical investing in volatile times. These 5 FMCG stocks can give more than 21 % returns in one year

    As volatility sees a sharp spike in markets. At this point of time it might be good to stay with sectors and stocks, where there are strong fundamentals. But they have been underperforming in bull run but at the same time and have a history of outperforming in bearish and volatile markets. Fitting this are a set of FMCG stocks where news flow and sentiment have been negative for quite some time. But as the markets get jittery and money moves from one sector to another, these stocks may outperform a bearish market. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components - earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum to generate standardized scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.

    At times underperformance of capital employed on the Street is better than capital erosion: 6 FMCG stocks with upside potential between 16 to 31%

    It might appear odd to look at a sector that on the business side is facing headwinds and on the stock market front has been underperforming. But sometimes the rationale goes against owning a set of stocks when a bull run is just starting, the same rationale is applicable for buying the same set of stocks when there is a high risk of a correction in stock markets or when a correction has already started. The logic is that there are times when it is more important to focus on capital preservation even if it is coming at the cost of some under-performance of the capital employed in the short term. The way markets have corrected on Wednesday, it is very clear that bears are around the corner to clear the froth on the street. There is enough evidence to show that when bears are back on the street, they are not able to harm companies and sectors where even if valuations are not cheap the balance sheets and core business are strong. So, it is probably time to bring these old war horses back on the watch list.

    Sensex falls! These stocks are down 5% or more on BSE

    In the Nifty pack, 6 stocks were trading in the green, while 44 stocks were trading in the red.

    Assam Pavilion opens up at India International Trade Fair, 2023

    ​A slew of initiatives like One District One Product, GI products such as Assam Lemon, Gamusa, Muga silk etc.along with traditional dresses of Assam, Ease of Doing Business, Assam Start Up etc are being promoted in the Fair.

    It is time to go for stable & stronger balance sheets: 5 stocks with upside potential of up to 28%

    Despite the recent correction, valuations are still high from every perspective. Because they have stayed at elevated levels, to some it might appear as a new normal. But the fact is that stretched valuations have never been and never will be the new normal. So, sooner or later, the street will start the process of valuation adjustment. First signs that markets are getting close to starting the process are clearly visible on the wall. Adjustment of valuations is a process, which does not end in one day, though it starts in one day. It would be worthwhile to make adjustments to the portfolio by shifting to more defensive sectors. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down mid and small cap stocks from the FMCG sector with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy".

    Defensive bets in uncertain times: 5 FMCG stocks with upside potential of up to 33%

    Sometimes the rationale goes against owning a set of stocks when a bull run is just starting, the same rationale is applicable to buying the same stocks when there is a high risk of correction in stock markets. Largecap FMCG stocks because of both fundamental and technical reasons like overall shareholder patterns fall in that category of stocks that should be owned at a time when overall markets are prone to correction. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down mid and smallcap stocks from the FMCG sector with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy”.

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