Ajay Srivastava highlights pedigree and integrity as key to investing success
The Indian IPO market is seeing a shift as investor sentiment recalibrates. Hypervaluation concerns are rising for companies lacking proven profitability. Experts highlight strong structural investment themes in sectors like automotive and healthcare. Investors are advised to focus on companies with strong pedigrees and sound business models. Gold is recommended for allocation as a secure […]
Dipan Mehta sees defence as a long-term story despite near-term volatility
Market expert Dipan Mehta stated that the defense sector is mature, with stock prices reflecting order book strength. He advised underweight investors to seek entry points during quarterly disappointments, emphasizing a buy-and-hold strategy. Regarding gold financing, Mehta praised Muthoot Finance’s focus and risk management, suggesting temporary uncertainty could offer attractive entry points for long-term investors.
Smallcap stock with 136% returns in 2 years announces 1:1 bonus issue. Check record date
Ram Ratna Wires announces 1:1 bonus shares with record date on 26 Dec. Q2FY26 PAT rises 29.9%, revenue up 23.8%, and stock has delivered 136% returns over two years.
Pine Labs shares soar 17% after strong listing, IPO investors sit at 28% gains. Should you enter now?
Pine Labs delivered a strong market debut, listing at a 9.5% premium and rallying further to give IPO investors gains of nearly 30% from the IPO price. Brokerages remain positive on the company’s long-term prospects but advise allotted investors to hold.
Paras Defence shares soar 10% as Q2 net profit jumps 50% to Rs 14 crore
Paras Defence and Space Technologies shares surged following strong September quarter results, with net profit jumping 50% and revenue climbing 22%. The company also secured a significant Rs 35.68 crore order from the Ministry of Defence for Portable Counter-Drone Systems, alongside a Rs 3.95 crore order for Radio Frequency Jammers. This positive news has propelled […]
Ather Energy block deal: Ghisallo, Societe Generale buy into multibagger as NIIF books profits in Rs 545 cr transaction
Ather Energy witnessed significant block deals totaling Rs 545 crore as NIIF-II booked profits by offloading shares. Boston-based Ghisallo and Societe Generale were among the notable buyers, acquiring substantial stakes in the electric two-wheeler manufacturer. Other investors like Invesco Mutual Fund and Motilal Oswal also participated in the transaction.
Economic impact of 43-Day US shutdown likely limited: Santosh Rao
A recent US government shutdown has sparked debate on its impact on America’s global standing and trade relations with India. Market expert Santosh Rao suggests the political narrative remains divided, with uncertainty clouding trade talks. While the shutdown highlights governance strains and fiscal concerns, its long-term economic impact is expected to be limited, with the […]
ETMarkets PMS Talk| Midcaps are expensive, but Rs 1,000–5,000 cr market-cap firms offer growth at reasonable valuations, says Pawan Bharaddia
Indian markets are consolidating, with midcap valuations appearing stretched. Equitree Capital’s Pawan Bharaddia highlights the ₹1,000–₹5,000 crore market-cap segment as a sweet spot, offering strong earnings growth at reasonable valuations. He also identifies India’s tourism sector as a potential multi-decadal investment opportunity due to improving connectivity and domestic travel.
Panic or cheer? Three possible Nifty reactions on volatile Bihar election results day
As Bihar election counting commences, Dalal Street braces for volatility, anticipating three scenarios: NDA win, hung assembly, or opposition upset. While a comfortable NDA victory signals policy stability and a mild rally, a closer contest or defeat could trigger short-term swings. However, the broader market trend is expected to remain intact, driven by macro factors.
Wall Street sinks as investors fret about rate cuts
Wall Street experienced significant declines on Thursday, driven by steep losses in AI heavyweights like Nvidia. Investors scaled back expectations of interest rate cuts due to inflation concerns and differing views among central bankers on the U.S. economy’s health. This sentiment led to a market rotation away from technology stocks.