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What should investors do with HDFC Bank stocks? Rahul Shah answers
So, a good IPO and the way they have priced it also, as you rightly said, that very reasonably priced and some money to be made on the table for the investors and in a pharma pack when we are seeing that most of the pharma packs are doing quite well and the way the segment which has been into Emcure is into, so all the front they have been firing at this point of time.
What should investors do with telecom stocks? Sandip Sabharwal answers
So, the best play is Bharti only because that is a pure play which has profits, which has a decent balance sheet, and which has market share and still gaining market share. Vodafone Idea is more about hope. Now the hope is that at some stage they will make profits. I am very doubtful that one, with their current balance sheet, etc, if shareholders will ever get one rupee EPS also from this company.
Fund Manager Talk | PSU stocks in 3 sectors offer value for long-term investors: Charanjit Singh, DSP Mutual Fund
We expect the Government to remain focussed on infra investment even during the third term. Since FY21, the government has focussed on building infrastructure with central government expenditure rising from 1.7% of GDP in FY21 to 3.3% of GDP in FY24.
Jigar Mistry on five sectors where investors can allocate fresh capital
Mutual funds, if you look at the smallcap number of folios, that has gone up 4x in under three years. We have now more smallcap folios than midcap or largecap number of folios.
Hyundai IPO will be a great investment vehicle for long-term investors: Sachin Shah
But the real big story today in India, not only for two-wheelers but for across products and categories is the game of premiumisation. The young aspirational India is very much looking to upgrade themselves to premium products.
Investors should stay cautious on cement stocks: Dipan Mehta
Let us see what valuations Hyundai and Ola Electric come at. And Ola Electric will be on our market watch completely, absolutely on our list of stocks to watch quite closely because that is the future of the entire EV space and it will start with the two wheelers and Ola Electric is the market leader over there.
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PE investors in IPO-bound cos have to forgo special rights
Sebi advises private equity investors in IPO-bound companies to cancel special rights when filing updated IPO documents, exposing them to risks if IPOs fail to materialise.
PSUs will continue to create wealth for investors over medium to long term: Manish Sonthalia
There is no reason to feel bearish after the recent bout of volatility and multiples in India are not very cheap but not very expensive either for a 15% sort of growth. Valuations are going to sustain. So that is how things are. Things are pretty settled by now.
Anshul Saigal on sectors where investors can deploy fresh money
You could find opportunities in banking space in the 5 to 10 times price to earnings rate. I would not call that expensive by any measure. So, there are reasonable opportunities in the market to take advantage of.
Govt may increase emphasis on consumption and job creation: Pramod Gubbi
So, we went into the elections quite strongly positioned for a potential adverse event. But it was not because we expected any adverse event. It is just our style of investing. So, to that extent, there has been almost next to nothing in terms of changes that we have made pre or post elections.
Plan to invest Rs 10 lakh post election outcome; Kaustubh Belapurkar gives asset allocation strategy
Most investors are best served by investing into diversified equity funds, where fund managers will express their conviction on sector/themes stocks, with graded underweight/overweight calls.
Any further correction in India can spur FII flows: Chris Wood
A lot of the recovery has been the high end of the market. So, the key issue for this real estate market right now is that will the recovery broaden out and the other issue is will there be policy measures to promote the more affordable end of the housing market, that seems to me a possibility.
Surprised by today's market rebound; expect near term caution in capex-led themes: Chris Wood
I think it is a bit premature to assume that because you have still got the horse trading. I mean, clearly the base case is that the current government remains in power with coalition partners and that is not a disaster. But the reality is the great virtue of the last 10 years has been clear government, consistent policies, and not having to worry about horse trading between parties, which is always a feature of coalition governments.
Will be worried only if Nifty goes below 21,000: Atul Suri
Even on Friday, if you look at it, the market was pretty okay, pretty sideways. In fact, it had three to four days of correction. It is on Monday that exit poll data really led to a massive amount of short covering and a lot of people got in expecting a run out or a blowout rally and it is on the back of that that you really have this kind of price action. I think at the end of the day, the government continues.
Focus on private banks, pharma, commodities and select IT stocks: Hemang Jani
I think we are undermining what actually happened yesterday. Many stocks were down anywhere from 10% to 25%. So, I think there is not much of a scope for incremental damage except for the sector rotation which may come through.
What should investors do with their portfolios now? Samir Arora answers
But the same government also on the margin may change a little, little bit as feedback from the fact that their results are disappointing. But beyond a little bit here or there, what exactly will change and also at the index level, instead of stock A, stock B will do well, that is how life is.
Investors should start looking at value stocks with long-term perspective: Porinju Veliyath
We all were knowing, discussing in the last many-many months, we can just feel now it has come, whatever is the reason, so that correction is happening and I think it will be a healthy correction.
Stay put, stay calm, don't be adventurous: Vijay Kedia's message to retail investors
I do not know what is going to happen still because since BJP has not come with a majority and all, so that is the biggest fear factor in this market, that what is going to happen tomorrow. Let me tell you, somebody was telling me who is going to become PM also.
Avoid going long on high beta trade; stick to defensives: Sanjiv Bhasin
But I do not think it is a time to short, but I do not think it is the time to go long on the high beta trade, the Adanis, the PSUs just be cautious there, try and build your portfolio on stocks which are giving you opportunity, momentum like HDFC twins, SBI Life, UltraTech, ABFRL and Vodafone.
Why Sanjiv Bhasin is betting big on this IT stock
Commodities, metals, wherever the left out feeling. I am not saying that they are going to fall overnight. See the risk on the table is less. You do not want to be burned right at the top and then see a 15% correction and then forward. So, I think taking money there off. But private banks, like I told you, UltraTech, a lot of those like ABFRL, Vodafone and Rattan Power that Rs 9.50 stock is locked at 20.25.
Beyond public market: The growing appeal of alternatives in India
The asset management industry in India has witnessed substantial growth, particularly in alternatives like AIFs, InvITs, and REITs. Private market alternatives offer access to previously unavailable asset classes, but investors should carefully assess asset managers for rigorous evaluation processes and proven track records.
After consolidating around current levels, market to deliver healthy returns over 3-5 years: Jitendra Arora
Jitendra Arora of ICICI Prudential discusses market consolidation, challenges in valuations, and investment strategies emphasizing long-term growth over short-term gains. He provides insights on sectors like private banks and real estate for potential investment opportunities. Arora says: "Private bank is one pocket where we find a lot of comfort as a house in terms of the valuations."
Here are the key mistakes that founders make at different stages of building startups
When you a building a startup you must know what are the things that could go wrong while launching your dream project. To make it easier for you, we have made a list of mistakes that founders are likely to make at different stages of growth and funding of a startup.
More PEs head to India armed with big money to bag deals
Growtheum Capital Partners, a private equity firm headquartered in Singapore, is scheduled to inaugurate its Mumbai office this July, joining the growing list of PE investors in India. At the same time, US-based private equity firm Platinum Equity is evaluating investment opportunities across various sectors such as healthcare, technology, and infrastructure as it prepares to enter the Indian market.
Sachin Bansal's Navi Finserv raises Rs 150 crore through NCDs
The finance committee of the board of directors of the company has approved the allotment of NCDs with a face value of Rs 1,00,000 each, totalling Rs 150 crore through private placement, the regulatory filing showed.
Banking sector is the place to be, don’t be put off by FII selling: Andrew Holland
Andrew Holland, CEO of Avendus Capital Public Markets Alternate Strategies LLP, discusses the impact of FII selling on bank stocks and the upcoming market trends post-elections. Coming to pharma, Holland says the bottom was hit some months back for the whole sector and the prospects are starting to look better not just locally but overseas as well.
Oyo withdraws IPO application, opts for private funding at 70% valuation cut
Hospitality company Oyo has withdrawn its draft IPO papers for the second time, which it had filed in March 2023.
Revamping of BOT model is tactical move to attract private capex: Ind-Ra
India's government is revamping the built-operate-transfer (BOT) model to attract private capital, which is expected to surpass Rs 1 trillion by 2030. The government has successfully implemented 400 Hybrid Annuity Model road projects worth over Rs 4 trillion in the past seven years, balancing risk between private and public partners. The government's focus on monetization via the National Monetisation Pipeline has attracted foreign investors.
Founder Sachdev to retain majority stake in Centre for Sight
The Padma Shri awardee, who previously headed the ophthalmology department at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, told ET that he would be among the few entrepreneurs in this sector to remain in control of his company after private equity investors swamped the space announcing a slew of investments in the past 24 months.
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