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Being bullish & being cautious are not antonyms: 4 largecap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 41%
There are a number of times when one hears on the street, that indices and stocks have gone so high, how much higher it can go, so forget it. Essentially the underlying feeling is that just because the nifty and sensex has moved up now it will not move so let's not invest. That is probably the worst mistake one makes because at every level, this narrative comes. When nifty was 20,000 this argument could have been made, now at 24,000 also this argument can be made and when nifty is much higher, the same argument will be made. One needs to look at the broader picture, there is no reason why one should not be bullish about India, but that does mean one should not be cautious in terms of selecting the stocks. so , continue to be bullish, also be cautious and invest in a manner that short term profit booking moves don't make you anxious.
Rs 15 crore for Noida 4 BHK? YouTuber Akshat Shrivastava on Dubai, Singapore, New York comparisons
Debates on luxury home prices in India escalate as netizens question the affordability of Rs 15 crore apartments in Noida. Many netizens suggest invest in European properties for citizenship and concerns over real estate 'herd value' pricing emerge. YouTuber Akshat Shrivastava also weighed in.
Check vitals before admitting them in your portfolio: 5 smallcap stocks from different sectors
In the last three days, including this morning when markets opened for trading, all those investors who have overloaded small caps in their portfolio have probably gone through three different emotions. Monday , my portfolio has gone dramatically, should I sell. Tuesday, my portfolio value has recovered, it was just a correction, should I buy more. This morning, once again why the value of my portfolio is down, should I sell. For all those who have gone through these emotions. Let the market be volatile, don't make volatile decisions. Corrections are part of any market and especially when valuations are high, the frequency and magnitude of correction will be higher. For all those who are looking to deploy more money and are focussed on small caps, it would be better to put more checks and balances, both qualitative and quantitative and be selective in buying stocks. More importantly, even after putting in all the efforts of checks and balances, be ready to see a short term drawn down in the value of your portfolio, because if there is a deep correction in the markets, small caps, stocks tend to shed more weight.
Don’t chase defence stocks, go for intermediaries; 3 chemical stocks to pick: Sanjiv Bhasin
Sanjiv Bhasin: “Aarti and SRF. Those have been two of our top picks and they have been very sweet performers, particularly Aarti from Rs 450, crossed Rs 630. We still think that is one stock which must be in your portfolio despite the 50-70% runup. SRF is a pedigree stock as is Atul. These are three names which we would be very bullish on even at this price.”
Demand for larger homes to continue in 2024: Report
"Despite challenges like elevated interest rates and global uncertainties, the industry has demonstrated robustness. The RBI's decision to pause rate hikes in April, coupled with pent-up post-pandemic demand, has significantly bolstered buyer confidence,” said Dhruv Agarwala, Group CEO, Housing.com.
Here's why 3BHK are becoming more popular among home buyers in India
A recent study by property consultant Anarock has found that Bengaluru is leading the demand for 3BHK accommodations in India, with 51% of homebuyers in the city seeking spacious living options. Chennai follows closely with 50% and Delhi with 47%. The study attributes this trend to the need for more expansive living spaces due to flexible work arrangements and the increasing affordability of 3BHK homes.
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The Dissapearing 1BHKs: Why finding small flats has become so difficult in Mumbai
The availability for 1BHK apartments in Mumbai has dropped significantly from 115 to 71 in just one year. This shift can be attributed to lifestyle changes accelerated by the pandemic, with remote working and co-living arrangements becoming more common. People now seek more spacious homes that cater to evolving needs, such as dedicated workspaces or hobby areas.
Buying a vacation home could be your ultimate dream but are you ready for it?
Dreaming about a personal abode in nature’s lap is one thing, but can you fit it within your financial reality? A weekend property will cost a tidy sum. This will eat into a sizeable portion of your savings. Make sure your priorities are right before taking the plunge. Here are the key things you need to consider before buying a vacation home.
Millennials want to buy their dream home, about 42% prefer 2BHKs, says new housing report
For over 80% of property seekers, prices remain an important factor as apart from home loan rates, the basic cost of property has been on the rise in the last one year.
96 pc of prospective customers say home buying decision will be hit if mortgage rate rises further: CII-Anarock
Of total participants who chose real estate as an asset class for investment, at least 52 per cent were millennials who are mainly looking to buy homes for self-use. End-users still dominate the Indian housing market, with end-user vs investor ratio at 71:29. Of the total surveyed end-users, over 77 per cent are millennials. Apart from price points and basic amenities in a project, the surveyed buyers are now focused on three primary aspects - timely project completion assurance, the availability of a study room, and adequate ventilation in the property.
DLF shares jump over 9% in 2 days after selling $1 billion luxury homes. What should investors do?
At 10.03 am, the stock was trading 3.8% higher on BSE. However, DLF stock has remained muted over the last one year and surged only 3%.
Avenue Supermarts' CEO Noronha buys 2 luxury apartments in Bandra from Rustomjee for over Rs 66 cr
The couple has bought these apartments spread over a total 8,379 sq ft from real estate developer Rustomjee Group's subsidiary Keystone Realtors in its project Rustomjee Seasons in Bandra (East) close to the Mumbai's business district of Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC).
Now might be a good time to buy a house. Here is a 7-point homebuyer’s checklist for 2022
The property market is buzzing with activity. Here’s what buyers must keep in mind when they book their house.
Renting vs Buying a house: Pros and cons
Instead of simply following your parents' recommendations, examine the advantages and disadvantages of renting versus buying.
Online searches for housing properties at record high in Sep: Housing.com
Realty portal Housing.com on Monday said online searches on its platform for renting and buying of residential properties touched an all-time high in September, signalling revival in demand.
Buy a Phone, Get a Flat! Brick & Mortar stores offer freebies to attract customers
Handset sellers are offering gifts like vouchers, gym memberships, free car service, along with your new phone in order to woo customers away from ecommerce platforms.
I want to buy house in the next 14 years. Are my current investments enough to achieve this goal?
Your goal of buying a house in 14 years needs to be quantified. Once the amount needed is known, it will be easier to calculate the investments required.
Sales of 3-BHK houses increase by 19% across top 7 cities: Report
Many of the working population in India are now looking to get larger homes as Work from Home (WFH) is still a recommended suggestion by the central and state governments to follow for corporates.
75% of real estate developers offered discounts to attract buyers in 2020, says new survey
According to a report by international property consultant JLL, few developers in certain markets are providing moderate price discounts to boost sales. Moreover, developers are offering attractive freebies including payment schemes such as no EMIs for a year, no stamp duty and so on to attract homebuyers who pressed ‘pause’ in the last few months.
Bangalore housing market reports a 45% improvement in sales volume in CYQ3
The city witnessed about 45% hike in sales volume in Oct-Dec 2020 vs Jul-Sep 2020. With the current economic slowdown and job insecurities, it will take a few months for the city to match the pre-COVID sale figures.
The rising demand for buying homes among Indian millennials
This demand is in part being driven by millennials expecting lesser mobility in the future as work-from-home culture takes hold, along with a growing sentiment shift towards savings and asset creation post-pandemic.
Bengaluru's residential real estate market on the path of recovery: Magicbricks PropIndex report
A clear demand shift towards affordable housing was witnessed during the September ending quarter, as searches increased for properties costing less than Rs.5,000/ sqft. However, home buyers are retaining size preference but reducing budgets to move to the periphery regions as revealed by the Magicbricks PropIndex Report.
Hyderabad records highest new residential launches in Q3 2020; contributes 40% to overall launches: JLL
The city witnessed a 7% growth in new launches in Q3 as compared to Q2 this year. With new launches concentrated in the Kondapur, Hafeezpet and Manikonda regions, Western Suburbs continued to account for a majority share in new launches.
Retirement pad: Bengaluru sees shift in housing needs, singles warm up to studio living
Home developers are capitalising on the new trend as 1BHK apartment sales see 20% rise.
Indians looking for bigger, better homes: Magicbricks survey
The survey also revealed a positive shift in pent-up demand for larger houses in the affordable housing category.
Builders offer 'half rooms' in projects to expand customer base
While every individual's needs and wants are different they often end up paying a higher price for a bigger flat.
Realty queries answered by Gulam Zia, ED, Knight Frank India
Every week, an expert selected by ET answers queries from our readers on real estate. This week, both the queries on buying flats in Mumbai.
Young IT professional buys 3BHK unit in just 35 lakh
Bowrampet is considered to one the affordable alternatives to areas such Hitec City, Miyapur, Kukatpally and Gachibowli.
Are 1BHKs making a comeback?
Magicbricks data revealed that demand for properties priced upto an average of Rs 40 lakh noted an increase of 2-6 per cent across cities.
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