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Earnings, Budget to drive market; risk-reward favours largecaps & midcaps vis-a-vis smallcaps: Shibani Sircar Kurian
Boost to overall infra space and the investment-led growth will possibly continue. 'We will have to wait and see what allocations are made to specific industries and segments, which we will get to know shortly, and the second factor of course will be what happens in terms of rural as well as allocations to boost demand at the bottom of the pyramid," says Shibani Sircar Kurian
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.
9 equity mutual fund categories received inflows in June
In June, inflows into equity mutual funds rose 17% to Rs 40,608 crore, up from Rs 34,697 crore in May, according to the monthly data released by AMFI.
Nifty valuation above 5-year average, most narratives priced-in. What should investors do?
Since the June 4 market debacle when Nifty hit a low of 21,884.50, it has seen a rally largely moving towards north. The index attained a lifetime high of 24,433.20, traversing 2,560 points or 12%.
Earnings may decelerate from current levels for next 1-2 years: Sridhar Sivaram
So, the largecaps look fine. The problem is when you go to midcap and smallcap, their five-year CAGR is 30% and earnings have not been there, so they have had a significant re-rating.
2 top stock recommendations from Aditya Arora
Largecaps look constructive in this backdrop and dollar index could also correct. If Fed cuts interest rate, then dollar index could correct which is positive for emerging markets like India. Hence, I remain constructive on indices, largecaps, Nifty and Bank Nifty. And I remain little sceptical in smallcaps and midcaps in the medium term.
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Will small and midcap rallies continue and have more momentum vs largecaps? Vinit Sambre explains
Vinit Sambre says that given today’s valuations, incrementally investors should align to slightly longer-term thinking. Near-term could be challenging and maybe for one year, one should give up returns expectation is what I can sort of guide or warn the investors, is what Sambre says to guide or warn the investors.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: India's economy poised for strong growth in second half of 2024, market outlook cautious: Vipul Bhowar
India's economy is expected to experience strong growth in the second half of 2024. This growth will be fuelled by robust public investment and resilient private consumption, supported by strong domestic factors, decreasing inflation, and favourable fiscal and monetary policies.
India Playbook 2024: Where to invest conundrum?
Retail investors favor small-cap stocks due to high returns. Large-caps trade at a valuation discount to small-caps. Domestic ownership prevails in small-caps, with retail investors holding a significant share. Opportunities exist in Finsumption, Capex, and Make in India themes favoring small and mid-cap companies.
2 top stock recommendations from Rahul Sharma
Now, the way Nifty is heading, we feel that putting a target is anybody's guess. But 24,200, 24,500 is where we are expecting the Nifty to head very fast in the next few trading sessions. So, momentum moves is something that we are looking for.
MFs sound caution on ‘excessive’ valuations in mid & small-caps
The share of mid-cap and small-cap companies in India's total market value reached a record high in May. Fund managers caution that the sharp rise in these shares may be excessive, citing excessive valuations in the segment.
Bet on largecap, index stocks; try and take your portfolio to safer sectors: Dipan Mehta
The larger ones, the large banks, the large IT companies, the large pharma companies, they are still in that ballpark figure of 15 times to 30-35 times trailing 12-month price to earning multiple.
16 small, mid and large cap stock ideas by Axis Securities for June month
The focus of Modi 3.0 will likely continue on developing the country’s public infrastructure such as roads, water, metro, railways, defence, digital infrastructure, and green technologies. Axis Securities says that the market may continue to find direction based on a “Feel good” factor on policy continuity, pre-budget expectations, progress of monsoon, development on the CAPEX agenda, fiscal consolidation path and expectation of rural recovery in the second half. Here are top picks by Axis Securities across the small, mid and large cap categories:
How to play MF portfolio in Modi 3.0? Prefer largecap funds over mid & smallcap: Alekh Yadav
We believe that government support, coupled with a favorable monsoon, will lead to an increase in rural consumption, making it a theme we favor.
10 years of Modi: 670 small & midcaps zoom up to 48,000%; will the counters repeat show?
Small and midcap stocks witnessed massive surge under the Narendra Modi government in the last 10 years, with over 670 BSE-listed stocks turning multibaggers.
For MF investors, multi-asset approach is way to go
According to mutual funds research firm Value Research, at present flexi-cap schemes on average have an allocation of 50.9% to blue-chips, 19.9% to large-caps, 22.9% to mid-caps and 6.8% to small-caps.
Pharma an undervalued, under-owned, high on comfort space for next 1-2 years: N Jayakumar
I think the market is not necessarily differentiated between consumption in the rural or consumption in the urban space. I think in general, consumption stocks have been lacklustre, languid if you will, but I think large scale recoveries in the market have happened across the board.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Chemicals & CRAMS sectors likely to get re-rated in FY25: Nimesh Chandan
Nimesh Chandan discusses FII selling, Nifty earnings estimates stability, and the potential for continued growth in the Real Estate sector post-election results. Chandan further says that largecap stocks currently offer a better risk-to-reward ratio compared to midcaps and smallcaps. He says: " On the business side, we expect chemicals and CRAMS(Contract research and manufacturing services) sectors, which has been an underperformer for the past few years, to get re-rated as business improves this year."
Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund launches Motilal Oswal Multi Cap Fund
Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund has introduced a multicap fund named 'Motilal Oswal Multi Cap Fund'. This open-ended equity scheme aims to capitalize on investment opportunities across large, mid, and small-cap companies.
Why Mark Mobius will be looking at largecaps going forward
Mark Mobius discusses the potential of largecaps in India, particularly in the infrastructure and power sectors. He highlights NHPC's entry into hydropower and emphasizes global growth opportunities, while addressing the valuations of public sector entities. Mobius suggests one should keep some cash on the side in the event of a correction where you can buy at much lower prices.
Mid & smallcap fund? Do we need a new category targeting both mid and smallcap stocks
Since the beginning of 2024 large and midcap category has seen inflows of Rs. 11,340 crores followed by multicap category at Rs. 10,004 Cr. and the flexi-cap category at Rs. 9,971 crore, higher than the inflows in largecap, midcap and smallcap categories respectively.
Is it wise to invest in the largecap category now?
Small & midcaps have been giving double-digit returns in the past few years. It has led to many investors running towards the two categories relentlessly but it does not mean that the footing of large caps is not strong enough.
Amfi stock classification: Multibaggers BHEL, NHPC, 5 more stocks to likely turn largecaps
In the upcoming Amfi Semi-Annual Categorisation for the second half of 2024, seven stocks, including Hero MotoCorp and BHEL, are poised to move to the large-cap category from mid-cap. Stellar rallies have propelled their returns over the past year.
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund files draft document with Sebi for a multicap fund
Franklin Templeton plans to launch Franklin India Multicap Fund, an open-ended scheme investing in largecap, midcap, and smallcap stocks. It aims for long-term capital appreciation, managed by R. Janakiraman and Sandeep Manam.
Buy RIL, sell Jio Financial: How mutual funds tweaked stock portfolios in April
For three consecutive months, MFs bought shares of Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Hindustan Unilever, Axis Bank and ONGC. During the same time they slashed holdings in ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Auto, and Nestle India
Rs 8,300 crore worth block deals take place this week; SBI, Zomato and Vodafone Idea see major action
In the largecap segment, 15 companies witnessed significant block deals which were worth Rs 5,731 crore, led by Kotak Mahindra Bank with 24 block counts, totalling Rs 1,500 crore.
Waiting to buy the dip? Wait for further decline: Sunil Subramaniam
Subramaniam suggests buying quality stocks during market dips caused by FII volatility. He highlights the importance of managing portfolio volatility, with opportunities in largecaps for short-term gains and small/midcaps for longer-term growth.
2 top stock recommendations from Aditya Arora
So, I think around May it is going to be very important time zone for the market, so I am playing tactically over here being bullish on the largecaps and being bearish on the smallcaps and midcaps.
Market expectations will have to be recalibrated over the next 12 to 24 months: Sahil Kapoor
Sahil Kapoor from DSP Mutual Fund discusses market recalibration due to slowing top-line growth, peak profit margins, and the need to reassess high earnings multiples in small and midcap stocks over the next 12 to 24 months. Kapoor says: "The market is building up a very large earnings growth trajectory over the next one or two years or three years and some of those numbers appear to be a little shaky. "
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