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Source: Live Mint Multibagger stocks: Given the high market volatility in the recent times and varying views from market experts on how Samvat 2081 will unfold amidst geopolitical challenges and the global economic landscape, Samvat 2080 has proven to be quite favourable for the Indian Stock Market. Even though it was a year filled with…
Source: Live Mint Every Diwali, the Indian stock market marks the occasion with a special one-hour evening trading session known as Muhurat trading. Observed as an auspicious time for investing, this tradition has become symbolic of prosperity, with investors often seeing it as an opportunity to bring wealth and success into their portfolios. This year,…
Source: Live Mint Stock market crash: Bears tightened their grip on D-Street as domestic equity benchmarks Nifty 50 and Sensex logged their longest weekly losing run in 14 months on Friday, October 25, intensifying a broad-based selloff. Foreign investors continued to offload, and lacklustre corporate earnings further bogged down the sentiment, compelling indices to enter…
Source: Live Mint With Samvat 2081 knocking on the door, Krishnan VR, Chief of Quantitative Research team at Marcellus advised investors to look for high-quality companies with clean accounts, returns on capital greater than the cost of capital, strong balance sheets, consistent profitability and reasonable valuations. He also suggested sticking to a long-term asset allocation…
Source: Live Mint With the arrival of Samvat 2081, Ventura Securities took a bullish stance on Indian equities, recommending five stocks that it believes hold significant upside potential. The brokerage cited promising growth across various sectors, including banking, entertainment, public services, and financial services. Ventura’s report forecasts upside potential ranging from 27 per cent to…
Source: Live Mint The auto sector has delivered a stellar performance over the past year. Since Samvat 2080, the Sensex has risen 23 per cent, while the BSE Auto index has surged 50 per cent. Year-to-date (YTD), the auto index has rallied 31 per cent, significantly outperforming the benchmark’s 11 per cent rise. Falling commodity…
