The last two months have been painful for investors as well as traders. The Indian market has plunged more than 30 percent from its recent high, and much of the
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- In midst of a storm: 270 stocks in BSE 500 with high FII exposure could face selling pressureThe last two months have been painful for investors as well as traders. The Indian [...]
- Sensex jumps over 2,400 points; 4 factors which fuelled the rallyIndian market opened with a strong gap on the upside on April 7 which fuelled a [...]
- #39;To dodge the COVID-19 bullet investors should follow these 3 simple rules#39;To dodge the COVID-19 bullet, investors could take shelter in cash-rich companies that may sustain [...]
- Heads up! Smart money moving from financials to FMCG pharma The Indian market has broken crucial support levels in March as benchmark indices slipped [...]
- Time to find new sectors which would create alpha; FMCG, telecom to be in demand: Atul SuriThe market has been volatile and has been moving in a tight range for a [...]
- #39;FY21 earnings could be muted but normalcy seen in FY22, prefer B2C space#39;Recovery is likely to be seen more from the September quarter, provided we see that [...]
- Sensex jumps over 1,000 points; 4 factors which could be fuelling the rallyIndian market opened with a strong gap on the upside on April 7 which fuelled a [...]
- Macquarie sees at least 3 months for business to be normal post lockdownThe Indian government ordered a nation-wide lockdown on March 25, 2020, for an initial period [...]
- COVID-19 is an #39;external health shock’ which can get morphed into a ‘financial crisis’Mazhar Mohammad The world had a little idea of how dangerous an unknown virus, which [...]
- #39;Don#39;t expect sharp recovery in April, but these 4 sectors can create new opportunities#39;One should not expect any significant recovery kind of rally and we should keep in [...]
Indian market opened with a strong gap on the upside on April 7 which fuelled a 2500-point rally in Sensex, while the Nifty50 reclaimed 8,800 levels in intraday trade. Eventually, Sensex
To dodge the COVID-19 bullet, investors could take shelter in cash-rich companies that may sustain in lockdown better than other companies, Vishal Wagh, Research Head, Bonanza Portfolio Ltd, said in
The Indian market has broken crucial support levels in March as benchmark indices slipped in bear territory. One of the big contributors to the fall were financials, which hold approximately
The market has been volatile and has been moving in a tight range for a couple of weeks now, following global cues and updates on novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. So
Recovery is likely to be seen more from the September quarter, provided we see that the brunt of this COVID-19 is behind us within next 2-3 months. Some of the
Indian market opened with a strong gap on the upside on April 7 which fuelled a 1000-point rally in Sensex, while
The Indian government ordered a nation-wide lockdown on March 25, 2020, for an initial period of 21-days which could get
Mazhar Mohammad The world had a little idea of how dangerous an unknown virus, which was later named COVID –
One should not expect any significant recovery kind of rally and we should keep in mind that volatility is going
Sectors which were already victims of global slowdown will continue to remain under pressure for the next three-six months. Assuming
Indian markets closed in the red for the seventh consecutive week. The S&P BSE Sensex fell by over 7 percent
It is a difficult time for investors who might be seeing the value of their portfolios go down on a
Selling pressure by foreign institutional investors is likely to continue for some more time on Dalal Street but investors can
Another spike in global coronavirus infections that crossed one-million mark and relentless selling by institutional investors weighed on sentiment on
March turned out to be an absolute disaster for the D-Street. The benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty50 dropped about 23 percent each
Fragile businesses with a high amount of leverage could face survival risk as this lockdown continues. Even if the companies
Investors should rebalance their asset allocation. Wherever the equity component has gone down due to the fall in the market,
