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    Made money in small and midcaps? Book some profit and raise allocation to largecaps: Abhay Agarwal

    “Among the largecaps, we have added Reliance, Kotak Bank, Dr Reddy's and Divi's. We are turning quite positive on largecap pharma segment because after years of struggle with pricing and volumes in the US markets and the struggles with US FDA, this is a sector which is now seeing good traction and is very competitive right now.”

    PMS asset base rises 17 pc to Rs 25.4 lakh crore in July

    Assets Under Management (AUM) of the portfolio management industry rose to Rs 25.4 lakh crore at the end of July 2022 from Rs 21.77 lakh crore at the end of July last year, translating into a growth of 17 per cent, latest with markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) showed.

    These underperforming sectors of 2022 are likely to emerge as dark horses

    Sorbh Gupta- Fund Manager for Equity at Quantum AMC said he is positive on the IT sector. Gupta said the recent correction in the sector due to recessionary fears are overdone. The order books and deal pipeline of IT companies are healthy, he said, adding that the cost pressure on the talent side is easing, supported by softness in the startup ecosystem.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk: Should you bet on dividend paying stocks amid volatility? Abhay Agarwal answers

    "We believe autos, especially 2-wheelers, will see a positive demand environment. IT services will continue to do well. CDMO and CRO companies will also catch investors' fancy as these businesses have higher margins and Indian companies are at the cusp of scaling up these businesses rapidly. Domestic discretionary consumption, especially travel, will see good demand."

    PMS fund Piper Serica launches angel fund for investing in startups

    “Piper Serica’s Angel fund mainly focuses on start-ups with exponential growth models. The fund aims to be a seed-to-IPO fund and will stay with its winners for a period of up to 10 years and to reduce the risk of high mortality,”

    TCS Q4 takeaways: The good, bad and ugly of March quarter show

    One worry for the company is its high attrition rate -- the rate of employees resigning in a year -- that some believe may be peaking. The company said IT services attrition continued to climb, reaching 17.4 per cent in Q4.

    The Economic Times
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