Take limited exposure to these stocks and opt for the fund route if you aren't adept at direct investing
Use the SIP route to average out costs, stick to your pre-decided asset allocation, or invest in an asset allocation fund to deal with the current highs in the market
On a year-to-date basis, domestic funds have offloaded equities worth more than Rs 20,000 crore On a year-to-date basis, domestic funds have offloaded equities worth more than Rs 20,000 crore
Those who have become heavily overweight on equities should do some profit booking. But cashing out altogether will be a mistake
UBS, Credit Suisse see emerging markets doing well next year, but expect India to underperform, given its rich valuations
There is a positive correlation between oil prices and Nifty50 over past 5 years
Equity strategist says improved hopes on growth may be an opportunity for those who had pared their India bets in recent years
The report, however, said that India's share in world market-cap is at 2.3%
In a Q&A, the head-equities, Fund Management at the firm, says companies have proactively cut costs, so there may be a positive surprise on the margin front
The firm believes that investors are relying on the benefits of future growth opportunities to stoke returns, which may not be good investor behaviour
"Mid caps and small caps are much more exposed to the uncertainties related to the pandemic, so it would be harder to find value and avoid mistakes"
The corporate fundamentals have been improving over the quarter and making many bluechip companies attractive for FPI investors
They say holding on to multi-cap and mid-caps will reap rich returns
Globally, the rising coronavirus infections and geo-political tensions have created uncertainty on the economic recovery front
The bulk of your money should be invested via mutual funds and low-cost passive funds
According to the data sourced from Sebi, MFs bought Rs 18,871 crore worth of shares in the current calendar year
Valuation computations for proposed deals go awry
As Indian equities enter the bear market zone, experts urge investors not to make lump sum investments as stocks haven't bottomed-out yet
Many brokerages and fund houses were expecting a more broad-based rally this year, after acute polarisation in the markets over the past two years
Given the ongoing global risk sentiment, investors are flocking to safe-haven asset classes and avoiding risky EM asset classes, said Maheshwari