NIFTY CRASH REASONS
Down but not out! 4 reasons why you shouldn't write off PSU stocks yet
Analysts are positive about PSU stocks post Lok Sabha elections, highlighting growth opportunities in Nifty PSU Bank stocks and government sectors. Valuation comfort, dividend yields, and growth potential make PSU stocks attractive for value investing.
Stocks to buy after Lok Sabha Elections Results 2024: 5 stocks with up to 23.2% upside potential
While the 4 June crash eroded investor wealth, it may have eased stretched valuations. Experts believe the BJP-NDA government’s economic agenda will largely remain unchanged, though some priorities will be adjusted. Even before the election-induced jolts, the markets had been witnessing volatility. To counter the near-term shocks, invest in companies that have shown stability in the past.
Why investors are favouring FMCG stocks after elections
One key reason behind FMCG becoming a preferred choice in today’s time was this year’s general election. It was the most expensive affair with an estimated campaign cost incurred by political parties reaching a record Rs 1.35 lakh crore. A significant share of this pie moves into the pockets of rural India.
A day after Rahul Gandhi alleges scam, Sensex erases election result day loss to touch record high
After Rahul Gandhi's allegations of a stock market scam, Sensex erased its election result day loss, gaining around Rs 28 lakh crore in investor wealth in the last 3 days.
How to plan for a future stock market correction?
Investors are moving investments to safer options like fixed deposits, bonds, and cash. There are many who are waiting for a stock market crash. Market corrections are temporary and unpredictable, so staying invested is key, says.
Rs 15,000 crore gone! Check out 3 reasons why a weaker Modi 3.0 still won't scare FIIs
Around Rs 15,000 crore has been withdrawn by FIIs from India in the last four days amid election uncertainties, causing concern on Dalal Street about the impact of a weaker Modi 3.0 mandate on further outflows.
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PM Modi and Amit Shah directly involved in Tuesday's stock market crash: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi, Amit Shah, and Nirmala Sitharaman for giving investment advice before election results, demanding a JPC probe into alleged stock market manipulation by a business group under SEBI investigations.
Market Mayhem: Sensex nosedives 617 points on F&O expiry day. Here are 5 factors behind today's crash
Bears were on a rampage on Thursday as selling pressure was witnessed in most sectors. Sensex hit the day's low of 73,668.73 and Nifty briefly slipped below 22,500. Indices plummeted for the fourth straight day, sending Dalal Street into a tailspin. Here are top five factors behind the blood bath. Investors lost 4.49 lakh crore.
If BJP loses power Nifty valuations can crash to pre-NDA levels, warns UBS
In case the ruling BJP fails to retain its single majority but forms a govt with the NDA with a majority (> 272 seats), then the market can be slightly less confident about policy stability as fiscal consolidation could be slower than envisaged. Historically, any underperformance triggered by poll results tends to reverse in the medium to long term, as Street and businesses adapt to new government policies.
Whether there is a 10% correction or a 30% crash, market to bounce back in 8-10 months: Rajat Sharma
Rajat Sharma, Founder & CEO of Sana Securities, discusses the market valuations, particularly on the Nifty, currently at 21.9. He believes India is a bright spot even in a potential market correction or crash. Sharma says that post election results, on 10th or 12th July we will have the Union Budget and post that, there would be some correction.
Lok Sabha election or China effect? 4 reasons why Sensex has fallen 2,000 points in May
Dalal Street's fear gauge, India VIX, surged over 60% this month, hitting a 52-week high of 21.49, as Sensex plummeted over 2,000 points. FIIs withdrew Rs 19,000 crore. Sensex fell 800 points today amid election uncertainty but rebounded as voting progressed.
Bears growl! Sensex crashes 750 points, Nifty below 21,850
Indian indices fell due to auto and IT stocks amid Lok Sabha elections. Sensex and Nifty down, India VIX surged. Top laggards include Tata Motors. Sun Pharma and HUL gained.
Investor wealth eroded by Rs 7.3 lakh crore as Sensex crashes 1,000 points. Here are key factors behind the mayhem
The market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies slipped below the Rs 400 lakh crore mark to Rs 393.73 lakh crore. Q4 earnings and election uncertainty have dented the Street sentiments. The volatility index India VIX also spiked 6.5% to 18.20 levels, gaining for an eleventh straight session.
Low voter turnout, high VIX! Why stock investors saw Rs 11 lakh crore wealth erosion in 3 days
Stock market reacts to low voter turnout speculation in Lok Sabha election. Nifty falls below 50-DMA, Sensex loses 1,000 points, BSE-listed stocks lose Rs 11 lakh crore in three days. India VIX surges, FIIs sell. Valuation concerns and Q4 earnings disappoint.
Investors lose over Rs 2 lakh crore as Sensex melts 733 pts. 7 key factors behind today's bloodbath
Selling pressure from RIL and HDFC Bank led to a major crash in Indian indices. The market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies dropped by a whopping Rs 2.53 lakh crore. India VIX surged due to increasing volatility and concerns over Q4 earnings, election season, and US Fed rate cut.
2024 promises to be a non-linear market. Here are 3 key reasons why
Institutional investors grapple with non-linear markets, driven by earnings risk, high dispersion, and volatile interest rate outlook. Sector and stock rotation intensify post hot summer forecast, reflecting increased market participation amid erratic swings.
Nifty traders perplexed as fear gauge index crashes 22%. Is that good or bad news?
India VIX, indicating near-term market volatility, plummeted by 22%, reaching historic lows below 10, leaving Nifty option traders puzzled. Such a drastic drop, comparable to past election result days, suggests minimal expected volatility over the next 30 days, impacting trading strategies.
Buy this decline or wait for the poison to get out of the system? Chakri Lokapriya answers
Chakri Lokapriya, Managing Partner, RSB LLP, says that the market experienced a steep fall across smallcaps, midcaps, and largecaps. Buying opportunities exist within largecaps and midcaps with growth potential. IT stocks as well as Larsen & Toubro are recommended. Private capex could present a good opportunity for investment for long-term players.
Crash was expected; stay calm and invested as market will revive soon: Sandeep Raina
Sandeep Raina is not worried about the market crash. Further small cuts are possible, but it's not a bloodbath. Stay invested, the market will revive. Quality midcaps, smallcaps, and largecaps with 20% growth, good ROCE, and cash flows are worth investing. Pharma stocks like Beta Drugs, Kilpest, and Sun Pharma are interesting.
Sensex falls 900 points after RBI announcement. How did Shaktikanta Das spook the market?
While maintaining its withdrawal of accommodation stance, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das also highlighted that the inflation rate was persistently high above the RBI’s comfort range of 4%. On D-Street, while the Nifty PSU Bank index was trading about 3% higher led by SBI, Nifty Bank and Nifty Auto fell about 1% each. Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank led the downside with a dip of 2% each. Among auto stocks, Eicher Motors, Maruti Suzuki, and Sona Comstar fell 2% each.
Stocks to buy in volatile market: Bet on reasonably valued stocks; 4 stocks with potential upside of up to 23.4%
There are 867 listed stocks (excluding banking and financial stocks) with a market cap greater than Rs 100 crore, for which the past five-year TTM (trailing twelve months) PE data was available with Reuters-Refinitiv. Of these, over 93% or 809 stocks have the earnings yield spread lower than their respective five-year averages.ET Wealth tried to identify stocks where the difference between their respective earnings yield and 10-year bond yield is higher than their long-term average (five years).
Sensex crashes over 1,000 points: 6 reasons behind the Rs 8 lakh crore selloff
India's stock market, represented by the Sensex and Nifty, experienced a significant fall after reaching a milestone as the fourth largest stock market in the world. The Sensex dropped by over 1,000 points, while the Nifty declined by 1.5%. This sell-off was more pronounced in the mid and smallcap indices, which slipped by around 3%. Investors on Dalal Street lost approximately Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalization. The decline was led by banks, oil and gas stocks, FMCG, and metals, while pharma stocks saw some buying. HDFC Bank and RIL were major contributors to the market loss.
Bloodbath on D-Street! Sensex tanks 1,628 points. Top 5 factors behind today's market crash
The market capitalisation of all listed companies on BSE declined by Rs 4.53 lakh crore to Rs 370.42 lakh crore. The highest-weighted stock on the benchmark indices HDFC Bank closed 8.5% lower, its highest single-session percentage fall since March 23, 2020, after reporting stagnant margins for the second consecutive quarter. Barring the Nifty IT index, all sectoral indices closed in the red. Nifty IT closed 0.64% higher, boosted by a 3.5% jump in L&T Technology Services after the software services company retained its revenue growth forecast for fiscal 2024.
Sensex crashes 671 points; 4 reasons why bears growled on D-Street today
The overall sentiment was hit globally after data in the US showed that non-farm payrolls increased higher than expected by 216,000 in December. While the US Fed has guided for three rate cuts in 2024, the strong jobs report diminished prospects of early cut in interest rates by the US Fed.
Sensex gives up 72K. 7 reasons why bulls had a second thought on 2nd day of 2024
While the valuations of Sensex and Nifty are not yet in the danger zone, investors have been raising concerns about the possibility of euphoria building up in pockets of the market, particularly in smaller stocks.
Stock market crashes and leap years have a bloody history. Will 2024 pass away peacefully?
Some of the worst crashes in Dalal Street history have been during leap years - 1992, 2000, 2008 and 2020. The new year of 2024 is also a leap year. Will Sensex, Nifty crash this time also? Analysts don't see any reason for worry but as they say, the biggest risk is what you don't see coming.
Sensex crashes over 900 points. Early signs of a U-turn on one-way Street?
Sensex Crash Today: In percentage terms, today's decline in Nifty was the biggest single-day loss in last 9 months. In the last one month alone, the index has rallied over 1,400 points or about 7.2% with November turning out to be the best month for Nifty in 2023.
Have you invested a lot of money into stocks? 4 tips to manage stock market volatility
Spurred by the stock market rally in the past two years, many investors have poured money into equities without adequately considering the risks involved. Many of them are new investors who have not been through a bear phase and do not have the temperament to withstand losses. They are investing after being bitten by the FOMO bug or swayed by finfluencers on social media. If you have taken too much risks, here is why you need to remain cautious.
Smallcap, midcap indices tank up to 3% as profit booking begins after Nifty hits record high
The selloff in small and midcap stocks is in contrast to lacklustre trade in Nifty and Nifty Bank. Nifty PSU Bank lost over 1% with Punjab and Sind Bank, UCO Bank and Maharashtra Bank leading the downside with a 5% fall.
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