The sharp downward swing in market sentiment in the past six months has rendered stock valuations attractive. Here are some stocks experts say will deliver handsome returns.
The bulls are faced with tough times, thanks to concerns pertaining to high inflation, rising input costs and earnings deceleration among other factors.
The robust GDP growth rate experienced by the country in the last few years is indeed commendable and was aided by investment in infrastructure. To sustain growth rates, it is imperative for India to make higher investments towards setting up world-class infrastructure.
Despite the hiccups experienced by the auto component industry, better growth prospects and low valuations suggest that it's a good time to buy solid companies in this space.
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Mid-cap stocks, which are trading at cheaper valuations compared with large-caps, can be rewarding investments.
KEC International's restructuring and a healthy order book in India and abroad augur well for its shareholders.
Markets can no longer go kaput these days; nor can brokers.
The outlook on inflation, interest rates, rupee and foreign inflows is not too encouraging. Corporate earnings growth is also likely to be muted in this quarter.
Stock market volatility is increasing along with prices. How should you use leverage in such situations?
In times of high interest rates, it is not a very bright idea to take a loan and invest in an IPO
A closer look at the sectors and companies that have strong prospects and are likely to fall less when markets decline.
My expectation is for the present downturn to last for between one and three months, says the investment guru.
Although there is enough room for Vijayeswari Textiles to grow, its peers are available at cheaper valuations.
Fund managers and wealth advisors say that in the long-term diversified equity funds are the best bet.
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