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5 stock market myths in a raging bull market: Kotak Equities
Despite the ongoing bullish trend on D-Street with frequent new highs, Kotak Institutional Equities has cautioned investors by debunking five prevalent market myths in a recent note. Among these myths are beliefs that Indian markets are currently trading at reasonable valuations and that robust GDP growth guarantees high returns.
Should you invest or exit the stock market now?
Chandan has been an equity investor for the past 15 years and has seen a couple of market cycles. However, he is not sure what lies ahead for the equity markets.
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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.
Why Rajat Sharma prefers these 3 sectors to banks now
Keep an eye on fertilisers, gaming, and NBFC stocks more than banking, says Rajat Sharma of Sana Securities because in the GST meeting, the talk has been to do away with the middle GST slab and either have a 5% or an 18% slab or at least reduce some taxation.
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And on the upside, structurally, we are seeing this Nifty head towards the 25,000 mark over the next three to six months kind of a timeframe. So, the bull market is very much on. It is just that market is changing gears, especially on the sectoral front. So, one sector that we like particularly is the IT space.
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.
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Here’s what India’s top money managers are buying post elections
Stock pickers at ICICI Prudential Asset Management Co. and HDFC Asset Management Co. are turning wary of small-caps and stocks that look overheated, such as industrials, defense and state-run companies. Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd. is leaning toward larger companies that are trading at attractive valuations.
Buy-the-dip didn't work for mutual fund investors on election result day due to 'tech glitch'
Mutual fund investors faced disappointment as a technical glitch led to delayed NAV allotment amid a stock market crash. Many investors demanded compensation for losses incurred due to the glitch.
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.
F&O stocks to buy today: M&M, Voltas among top 8 trading ideas for 6 June
F&O Stocks Today: The Indian market is set to trade higher on positive global cues, Nifty future closed at 22,584 levels with gains of 3.08%. India VIX dropped by 29.28%.
6,100-point crash not enough! Sensex may fall more if NDA's final tally drops below 300 seats
Sensex crashes over 6,100 points following disappointing early counting trends in the elections. The market capitalisation of BSE-listed stocks dropped significantly, erasing gains from the previous session.
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.
Nifty crash worst single-day fall since Covid days. What should investors do?
The possibility of a bear market looms if NDA's seat tally falls short, shifting focus to economic growth and earnings. A hung parliament may trigger a market downturn before investors refocus on financial indicators.
Verdict Day: D-Street investors lose Rs 46 lakh crore as Sensex, Nifty in freefall
Stock Market Crash Today: From the Sensex pack, Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank alone contributed to a 565-point decline in the index, while L&T, SBI, ITC, NTPC, and Power Grid were among other stocks dragging the index lower. Volatility gauge India VIX also spiked 20% to 25 levels. PSU, defence stocks were also trading with deep cuts.
Adani surge helps indices break losing streak on eve of exit polls
Adani Group stocks surged up to 9% after brokerage Jefferies recommended buying shares of four companies within the conglomerate in Mumbai.
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.
Paytm shares jump another 5% despite denying talks with Adani
Paytm shares rose 5% amid reports of deal talks between Paytm CEO and billionaire. Shares hit upper circuit limit despite company's denial of discussions.
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.
Fry-day! Sensex takes sharp U-turn, tanks 900 points; Nifty below 22,450
Indian equity indices dropped with Nifty and Sensex decline, led by Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank. Bajaj Finance shares surged 6% after RBI lifted restrictions. Market focused on US jobs data and global cues.
Kotak Mahindra Bank shares crash 12% after RBI crackdown. Should you buy, sell or hold?
Kotak Mahindra Bank's shares plunged 12% to Rs 1,620 after RBI halted new customer onboarding and credit card issuance. Brokerages slashed target prices due to concerns over online channel reliance and potential long-term growth impact.
Rahul Sharma’s has 2 PSU bets for the May series. Here's why
Rahul Sharma advises on bullish prospects for Bank of Baroda and Power Finance Corporation in the PSU space, expecting significant upward movements. He remains positive on the market sentiment, especially towards the Nifty index, with historical data supporting the analysis.
What to do with real estate and new age stocks now? Rajat Sharma explains
Rajat Sharma from Sana Securities provides insights on the real estate market cycle, quarterly performance of auto companies like Hero Motocorp, valuation concerns, the impact of government regulations on tech companies, and the evolving trends in the banking sector. Sharma says one could add two-wheeler stocks, but should not buy them in a big chunk or as a lump sum,
Crash or soar? Traders are preparing for stock market extremes
As inflation continues to trend downward and the Federal Reserve signals its willingness to cut interest rates this year, rates volatility dropped to the lowest level since February 2022, creating a broadly favorable environment for stocks. The S&P 500 gained 10% in the first quarter — its strongest start to the year since 2019 — and posted 22 new all-time highs in the first three months of 2024.
Is the worst over in mid and smallcap stocks and value buying emerging? Sunil Subramaniam answers
Sunil Subramaniam remains optimistic about mid and smallcaps, emphasizing the importance of quality stocks and long-term investment strategies like SIPs and STPs. He foresees growth in market infrastructure stocks and mutual fund penetration for structural investment opportunities. He says: The SIP book continues and there is buying and that is why the correction cannot sustain because every month out of the 19,000-crore SIP book, Rs 8,500 to 9,000 crore is in small and midcaps.
Picks of the day: Buy L&T, short UPL, says Rahul Sharma
Rahul Sharma's market insights cover Larsen & Toubro's potential breakout, market choppiness, smallcap and midcap index analysis, positive metal sector outlook, and Muthoot Finance's expected up-move amid cautious FMCG sector sentiment. In metals, Sharma's top picks on the long side are Steel Authority of India or SAIL as well as Hindalco.
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.
Metals and banks tempting but stay away from them; reduce allocation to overvalued sectors: Rajat Sharma
Rajat Sharma of Sana Securities advises reducing allocation to equities in client portfolios due to expensive market conditions. He suggests reallocating to fixed income bonds and gold. His core portfolio holdings remain unchanged, including ONGC, ITC, Gulf Oil, and Federal Bank. It is tempting to buy into metals and banks but the right thing to do would be to stay away and reduce allocation to overvalued sectors.
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