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Have the tables turned for mid and smallcaps?
While DIIs are focusing on broader bourses, FPIs have begun to invest in large caps indicating revived interest after a four-month selling
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What does Nifty at 16,000 mean for investors?
Investors are advised to seek out fundamentally resilient stocks and resist the urge to invest in fancy fast-moving stocks
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IPO party is far from over; here’s why
With a flurry of excitement around new aged unicorns and interest garnered in IPOs, it appears India is moving towards a Private Market platform
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How long will the greater fool theory work on Dalal Street?
IPOs continue to shine and when paired with a bull market, the interest is amplified as promoters and PE investors benefit from attractive valuations
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Why should secondary markets have all the fun?
Does the current excitement indicate the end of an upcycle? Generally, markets have made intermediate tops when they reach a state of excess
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Investors are buying select companies despite rich valuations; here’s why
As long as we are trading above the current support which seems a more likely scenario, traders are advised to maintain a cautiously bullish bias
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Indian markets continue to trade at premium over other EMs; here’s what investors should do
Nifty 50 index has been trading sideways for almost three weeks now. It seems to be facing a temporary halt after a period of outperformance
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Is liquidity driving equity markets away from reality?
It would be prudent for investors to ride the bull wave in fundamental resilient companies only and avoid temptation in fancy fast-moving stocks
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Markets show signs of consolidation after hitting record highs; where to invest now?
Next week’s US FOMC meeting would keep the market volatile though they have already hinted at keeping interest rates to near zero levels
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Near-term correction cannot be ruled out on D-Street; here’s what you should do now
The pandemic managed to intensify the shift in market share from unorganised to the organised sector just like GST, demonetisation and RERA have done in the past couple of years
