"Investors must remain vigilant, seek investment guidance from Sebi-registered advisors, and evaluate credentials of influencers they follow," said Arati Porwal, Country Head of CFA Institute - India
Benchmark indices up over 5% from recent lows but still trade 12% below record highs logged six months ago
IT stocks such as Infosys, TCS, HCL Technologies, LTIMindtree and others have declined up to 37 per cent from the December highs and look oversold on the daily chart; here are the key levels to track.
Financials and commodities dominate pool of investable value stocks, says brokerage
Kochhar says the most reliable investment approach centres around selecting mispriced stocks and holding them for the long term
Technical charts suggest that the Nifty, Nifty MidCap and the SmallCap indices can potentially rally up to 6 per cent if they manage to sustain above the short-term moving averages.
The Street believes that the correction is overdone and that the company has multiple growth opportunities in India and the African market
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The sell-off has been across the board with 185 or 92.5 per cent of all Nifty 200 stocks witnessing a price decline and 68.5 per cent (137 of 200) falling 15 per cent or more during this period
The near term trigger for the stock is its plan to acquire Amplitude Surgical
The counter has fallen by 65 per cent so far this year and by nearly 80 per cent since its previous peak in February last year
Stock Market Highlights: The BSE Sensex swung in a near 800-point range amid buying support in private banking shares, and weakness in IT stocks on Wednesday. Broader indices dipped around 0.5%.
Stocks with P/E of less than 20x swell from 214 from 355
The antitrust watchdog has said that the draft rules are meant to strengthen the regulatory framework governing vigilance administration in the Commission
In his first public address after taking charge, Pandey emphasised that bold reforms don't have to be "big bang"
Asian shares were mostly higher Thursday, tracking a rebound on Wall Street after President Donald Trump pulled back on some of his tariffs hikes. US futures were little changed, while benchmarks surged in Japan and China. Trump's decision to give a one-month exemption for US automakers on his 25% tariffs for Mexican and Canadian imports raised hopes he may avoid a worst-case trade war that grinds down economies and sends inflation higher. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index gained 0.8% to 37,704.93. Japanese automakers' shares surged in US trading, though Toyota Motor Corp's shares fell back in Tokyo trading. losing 1%. Honda Motor Corp. gained 2% and Nissan Motor Co. rose 1.1%. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index jumped 3.3% to 24,362.68 following Chinese government reports to the annual legislative session that showed a greater resolve by Beijing to boost consumer spending and other domestic demand. The Shanghai Composite index advanced 1.2% to 3,381.10. South Korea's Kospi jumped 0.7% to 2,576.
Derivatives market data shows that open bets in Nifty and Bank Nifty futures declined up to 8% yesterday; with FIIs covering some short bets, however they still hold significant shorts positions.
Schemes with downside protection strategies shine
From key moving averages, momentum oscillators to historical price trends - Axis Securities in its report highlights the key metrics in its argument that the Nifty may be near a bottom this March.
Stock Market Today, March 4: Stock markets today may open gap-down as Donald Trump decides to go-ahead with tariffs on Canada and Mexico from today