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These midcap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 24%, according to analysts
For every one bull there is a half bear and that is probably enough to spoil the mood on the street. The “risk on trade” which was once again getting started probably will get hit for some time at least because of the fact that the circular by NSE on what stocks and mutual funds will be accepted as collateral or not will have short term impact on the liquidity matrix of the system. Keep an eye on liquidity and the market breadth in the next few weeks as that will determine what happens to mid-cap stocks in the medium term. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
These midcap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 23%, according to analysts
The “risk on trade” which took a pause for a while is back on the street. Will the budget and change in the direction of the global interest rate cycle add further fuel to the rally is a big question. Keep an eye on liquidity and the market breadth in the next few weeks as that will determine what happens to mid-cap stocks in the medium term. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
Relax, not voting is perfectly fine, morally and legally
'Your vote is your voice,' emphasized the Voice in a Brylcreem-sounding English on the Metro, urging passengers to vote on June 1. Amid discussions on Islamic terrorism and a college group engrossed in a book, the Voice's message echoed, highlighting the importance of each vote during election time.
China enhances military support to Pakistan along LoC in Kashmir
This move is seen as part of efforts to strengthen China's ties with Pakistan and safeguard Chinese investments in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, particularly related to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
Cruel Summer: Rethinking how to live, work in a world that is getting warmer
As this year’s summer, with its extended heat waves and record temperatures, warns, how to adapt to a warmer world is no longer a hypothetical question. A new study by World Weather Attribution says climate change has made a 30-day heat wave in South Asia 45 times more likely and 0.85o C hotter. Experts say we need to rethink the kind of houses we live in and offices we construct, how we grow our crops and the way we look at the impact of heat on our bodies, even as we tackle reducing the use of fossil fuels.
A brief history of the 2,000-pound Mark 80 bombs central to U.S.-Israeli tensions
The Mark 84 is a 2,000-pound bomb, part of the Pentagon's Mark 80 series. President Biden delayed a shipment to Israel of these bombs amid concerns over their use in Gaza, where civilian casualties have occurred. Israel mainly acquires these bombs from the United States.
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UFOs along African coastline? Weather prediction system shows bizarre footage of 80-foot waves
According to recent reports, African weather systems have blamed prediction data involving UFOs and 80-foot waves on software model 'error'
Can we engineer our way out of the climate crisis?
As the risks became clearer, political and corporate leaders pledged to keep global average temperatures to no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius higher than before the Industrial Revolution. But for several months last year, the world briefly passed that threshold, sooner than many scientists expected.
How a Bengaluru family with 350-plant garden is effortlessly beating the water crisis
Amidst numerous posts detailing the water crisis in Bengaluru, one stands out, offering insights for prospective homeowners in the city. Despite the city's challenges, a family near HSR Layout in Haralur has managed their water needs effortlessly. Through meticulous planning, they utilize rainwater for non-drinking purposes year-round, contrasting with neighbors who rely on dwindling borewell water.
Here's how India is helping its soldiers keep warm along the LAC
India is strengthening its border defenses with high-tech bunkers along the India-China border. These bunkers can accommodate 120 troops and provide protection in sub-zero temperatures. Equipped with solar-powered air conditioning and sleeping quarters, they aim to improve comfort and readiness for soldiers. India shares a 3,488-kilometer disputed border with China, and the bunkers are part of a broader effort to enhance border infrastructure, including roads and railways. The initiative follows China's infrastructure development along its border with India.
Need an apex body for tunnels to usher key reforms: N N Sinha, Secretary, Ministry of Steel
"There are systemic issues that plague the construction of tunnels, which need to be addressed. Carelessness during construction just scratches the surface and deeper issues lie in how future projects are designed. "
US Air Force said its nuclear missile capsules safe; but toxic dangers lurked, documents show
Air Force nuclear missile crews faced toxic risks in capsules since the '60s. Documents reveal hazards ignored by leadership. Current cancer cases prompt Air Force review and extensive testing. Concerns arise over past exposures to asbestos, PCBs, and other dangers. Capsules under scrutiny despite initial dismissals. Missileers seek transparency and medical vigilance while concerns about risks linger. Plans for base modernization consider health standards, but past exposures remain a concern for affected service members.
Silkyara tunnel collapse: Rescuers manage to insert wider pipe through rubble
NHIDCL director Anshu Manish Khalkho called it the "first breakthrough" at the site. "We have sent the pipe 53 metres to the other side of the rubble and the trapped workers can hear and experience us," he said. The Centre is monitoring the situation and has adopted a five-pronged plan to evacuate the 41 workers.
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Ecological concerns need to be addressed for development in Himalayas, say experts
A portion of the tunnel between Silkyara and Dandalgaon on the Brahmakhal-Yamunotri national highway collapsed in the early hours of Sunday. Rescue operations are being carried out to evacuate 40 labourers trapped inside. Some experts are also unhappy with the methods being adopted for the construction of Char Dham all-weather highways, especially the widening of roads.
New Roman findings emerge from ruins amidst Libya's tragic floods
The recent flooding in Libya's Derna not only caused damage to the ancient Greek city of Cyrene, but also revealed new archaeological remains. The storm caused an unprecedented amount of rain in the region, leading to mud and rubble piling up in Cyrene's Greek-era baths.
Rain pouring onto Hong Kong and southern China floods city streets and subway stations
Heavy rain in Hong Kong and southern China caused flooding, leading to the closure of schools and disruption to transportation. Videos on social media showed flooded streets and subway stations, with vehicles and rescue teams navigating through the water. The Hong Kong Observatory recorded the highest rainfall since records began in 1884. In Guangdong province, over 11,000 people were evacuated, while trains and flights were suspended.
IBM's strategic shift: Unveiling the sale of The Weather Channel and Weather Business
Tech titan IBM revealed its choice on Tuesday to sell its weather division which includes assets such as The Weather Channel mobile app, Weather.com. Here are the details.
Bengaluru weather update: Rain, thunderstorm hit city but there is good news for RCB fans
In its weather forecast, Skymet said that the IPL match in the city could get disrupted but heavy rain is ruled out.
Tupac Shakur's stepdad Mutulu released from jail after 40 years for 1981 Brinks heist
Mutulu was married to Tupac's mom, Afeni, throughout the '70s and '80s.
Kathy Boudin, '81 heist participant and Weather Underground member, dies at 78
Weather Underground member Kathy Boudin, who took part in the deadly 1981 robbery, died on Sunday. She died due to cancer at the age of 78. She had served 22 years in prison before getting parole in 2003.
Capitol attack reflects America's extremist evolution over the past few decades
Right-wing extremism has previously played out for the most part in isolated pockets of America and in its smaller cities. The deadly assault by rioters on the U.S. Capitol, in contrast, targeted the very heart of government.
Weather forecasting in times of extreme weather events
As extreme weather events become more common, demand for better forecasting is disrupting the entire space.
Ladakh needs special focus for all-weather connectivity: Lt Gen Bipin Rawat
The Ladakh region, which has high significance from strategic considerations, remains cut-off for almost half of the year throughout the winter season from the rest of India.
How forecasters got Irma damage so wrong
The state escaped the worst because Irma’s powerful eye shifted westward, away from the biggest population center of sprawling Miami-Dade County.
South India's first underground metro in Bengaluru has been worth the wait
The crowd kept whistling through the 22-minute ride between sessions of selfies and failed attempts to upload pictures on social media.
Now, funny weather app that tells you jokes
A new smartphone app that dishes out weather forecasts along with one-liners and funny animations has been developed.
Millions stranded in London Underground strike chaos
Millions of 'Tube' commuters were coping with rush hour chaos as London Underground workers began their 48-hour strike today over proposed job cuts.
GSPC, GDF Suez in talks for underground gas storage
GSPC wants to utilise its depleting oil and gas assets in Gujarat for storing natural gas to develop strategic reserves.
Cars are computing devices on wheels which can deliver rich consumer experience when connected, believes Venkatesh Prasad, Ford Motor
Venkatesh Prasad explains how a billion computers on wheels can work like a tablet or a PC and seamlessly deliver a rich consumer experience.
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