Vijay Kedia on what to buy and avoid in Samvat 2081
For 15 years they have not done anything. You just imagine even Hong Kong index was some 32,000 or 34,000 in 2008. It is still hovering around 22,000 or 20,000 or something and 14 years and we are I do not know eight times plus or nine times plus we do not know
Small and midcap stocks rally up to 44% in one week amid existing market weakness
Amid weak market sentiment, small and midcap stocks performed strongly, with WPIL Ltd shares climbing 44.16% in a week. Other notable gainers include Prudent Corporate Advisory Services, AMI Organics, and Syrma SGS Technology. Midcap stocks like Gillette India and Indian Bank also surged, reflecting robust growth in these segments.
Financials and renewables are the next big bets, says Nilesh Shah
Nilesh Shah from Envision Capital believes consumer demand in India is growing thanks to aspirational spending, despite disruptions from new market entrants. He emphasizes the need for job creation, upskilling, and private capital expenditure, prominently investing in sectors like financials, renewables, and smaller IT firms with growth potential.
Nilesh Shah on India’s next big growth plays and why market corrections are just short-lived blips
Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital explains that despite individual stocks experiencing significant declines, the overall stock market remains resilient with periodic corrections. He highlights strong earnings growth, especially among smaller companies, and discusses the potential for significant market growth driven by increased female workforce participation and digitalization, particularly in the beauty and personal care sector.
Vedanta, Coal India among top 10 stocks with up to 8.5% dividend yield
Dividend yields are a key metric for assessing the attractiveness of dividend-paying stocks, as they represent the annual dividend payment as a percentage of a company’s current stock price.Dividend yields provide insight into the income investors as to how much one can earn relative to their investment in a stock. Higher yields are often appealing […]
Dalal Street Week Ahead: Nifty not out of the woods yet; any technical rebounds should be chased cautiously
The Nifty largely consolidated with a bearish undertone over the past five sessions, trading within a narrow range and ending the week with a modest gain. The index stayed below its crucial resistance points and saw increased volatility. Looking forward, careful approach is advised as technical rebounds are likely to face resistance.
FPIs record unprecedented Rs 1.13 lakh crore sell-off in October, remain buyers in cash market
The duality in the behavior of FPIs is explained by Dr. V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services, stating that the primary market issues are mostly at fair valuations whereas the benchmark indices are trading at elevated valuations.
Amitabh Bachchan to Rahul Dravid: Know the star-studded lineup of Swiggy’s celebrity investors as IPO nears
Swiggy’s anticipated IPO next week has generated significant interest among celebrity investors and institutional firms. With the online food delivery market projected to grow at 20% during CY23-28, Swiggy targets a valuation of $11.3 billion and plans to use the proceeds for investments in technology, cloud infrastructure, and brand marketing.
Coal India, REC among 41 stocks with record dates for dividend, bonus, split this week. Do you own any?
This week, several companies including Coal India, Hindustan Unilever (HUL), and REC Ltd are scheduled for record dates related to dividends, bonus issues, and stock splits. Shareholders must own stocks before the ex-date to be eligible. Notable dividends include Rs 24 by Colgate-Palmolive, Rs 15.75 by Coal India, and Rs 28 by Ajanta Pharma.
Primary markets can become as efficient as secondary markets
SEBI’s technology-driven efforts have accelerated IPO timelines significantly, reducing them from months to days. Reevaluating the mandatory 50% allocation to retail and HNI investors could further streamline IPO processes and improve market efficiency, suggesting alternatives like increased institutional involvement or mutual fund schemes for retail investors.