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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Market veteran Dipan Mehta has raised a red flag, drawing parallels between the current global economic landscape and the 2008 global financial crisis, citing rising trade tensions, volatility, and the looming threat of a worldwide recession. In an interaction with ETNow, Mehta cautioned investors to brace for turbulent times and adopt a capital protection strategy over aggressive buying. “There are lots of shades of 2008 over here and it seems like season two of the global financial crisis,” Mehta remarked, emphasizing that the present environment is characterized by intense volatility and complete uncertainty on how tariff-related developments will unfold globally. According to him, the likely outcome is “very softer growth over the next few quarters, globally at least, and that is going to have an effect on India as well.” The paralysis of global trade, as Mehta described it, is eerily similar to the financial system freeze witnessed d...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Despite a modest rebound in global equities, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has warned that the market rout may be far from over, with the potential for another 20% plunge if recession fears in the U.S. intensify. “Most CEOs I talk to would say we are probably in a recession right now,” Fink said Monday at the Economic Club of New York, according to Reuters. He blamed steep U.S. tariffs for driving up prices and adding to inflationary pressures, further dampening sentiment across markets. While global equities staged a recovery on Tuesday, Fink cautioned that the worst may not be over. “That doesn’t mean we can’t fall another 20% from here too,” he said. On Tuesday, U.S. S&P 500 futures rose 0.9% after the benchmark index ended a volatile Monday session with a 0.2% loss. Wall Street swung between steep losses and sharp gains as investors reacted to conflicting signals on trade. A report suggesting President Donald Trump was considering a 90...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] As Indian equity markets entered the month of March, the only question that was in the minds of investors was "how worse is it going to get?" But it was a sweet surprise for many, as stocks bounced back strongly from the lows, a recovery that was broad-based and much faster than expected. During March, the BSE Smallcap 250 index, which is a gauge of smallcap stocks, gained nearly 9%. This came after months of decline that started in October last year. The fall was very steep for some of these stocks before March. For instance, 145 stocks slipped between 25-66% in just one month of February. In a complete contrast in March, 86 smallcaps surged at least 20% or more, while 297 of them gained in double-digits. Further, nearly 29 stocks delivered returns of over 30%. NACL Industries, Power Mech Projects and SML Isuzu were the top gainers in the pack with a return of 74%. The declines, on the other hand, were only a handful. This rall...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Leading brokerage firms have recently shared their updated views on Saregama India, Bajaj Finserv, and Varun Beverages. Synopsis Mirae Asset Sharekhan remains optimistic about Saregama India, highlighting its content investment strategy and shift towards becoming an entertainment IP company, which strengthens its long-term resilience. Leading brokerage firms have shared their latest views on Saregama India, Bajaj Finserv, and Varun Beverages, highlighting potential growth opportunities and key strategic developments for the next 12 months.Mirae Asset Sharekhan remains positive on Saregama India, emphasizing its content investment strategy and transition into an entertainment IP company, which enhances its long-term resilience.Elara Securities continues to accumulate Varun ETMarkets.com Mar 18, 2025, 10:38:00 AM IST Gift ETPrime to your friends Gift a Subscription Now, gift ETPrime subscription to your friend for Free! Gift this Story to y...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Selling of Indian equities by the Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) continued in the first fortnight of March where they sold shares worth Rs 30,015 crore. The total FII selling in this year so far has been at Rs 1,42,616 crore. In January, FPIs sold shares worth Rs 78,027 crore and followed it up with a sell-off amounting to Rs 34,574 crore in February. Friday was a trading holiday on account of Holi festival. On Thursday, the Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold Indian equities worth Rs 793 crore while the Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) were net buyers at Rs 1,724 crore. Live Events Commenting on the existing FII/FPI trends, expert V K Vijayakumar, who is Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services that the intensity of selling is slowly declining as valuations are becoming reasonable though the trend of FII selling in India continued in early March, too. "The FPI outflows from India have been mainly g...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] After a period of heavy selling in small and midcap stocks, investors are now re-evaluating their investment strategy. With retail investors holding firm despite market volatility, the focus is shifting towards balanced advantage funds, multi-asset allocation, and largecap schemes, according to Sanjay Shah, CMD at Prudent Corporate, who recently spoke to ET Now about the latest investment trends. While small and midcap stocks have seen significant volatility in the past few months, retail investors have not rushed to redeem their holdings. Shah noted, "Frankly, retail level pain has not come yet, retail has not redeemed at all. So, it is very difficult to say whether the pain will come back or not." However, he cautioned that as the market recovers, some investors may book profits, leading to gradual redemptions in small and midcap funds. Where Is the new money flowing? With investors seeking stability over high-risk bets, there...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] In today’s dynamic market environment, having the right investment strategy is crucial to achieving financial goals. Mani from Bangalore reached out to ETNow for some valuable advice on portfolio construction. He aims to accumulate Rs 3 crore over the next 10 years through a disciplined SIP approach. Currently, he invests in six mutual funds: ICICI Bluechip, Motilal Oswal Large & Midcap, SBI Multicap, SBI Aggressive Fund, and Nippon Smallcap. Additionally, he has the capacity to increase his investment by Rs 15,000 per month. However, his portfolio’s heavy inclination towards midcaps and smallcaps poses a significant risk. The risk of heavy midcap and smallcap exposure In an interview with ETNow, Abhijit Chokshi, Founder of Stockifi.in, Mani’s investment strategy is skewed, with approximately 75% exposure to midcaps and smallcaps. “This ratio is extremely dangerous, especially in volatile markets,” Chokshi warns. While midcaps and sma...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Short-term traders with a high-risk profile can look to buy the stock now for a target of Rs 450 in the next 3-4 weeks, suggested experts. Synopsis The stock hit a record high of Rs 468 in June 2024 but dropped over 22%, closing at Rs 364 on January 7, 2025. After testing the 89-week EMA in October, it reclaimed the 50- and 21-week moving averages, signalling bullish momentum. With a 30% rise in 3 months, it could reach Rs 400-450 if upward momentum sustains. Ashiana Housing Ltd, a part of the realty industry, is showing signs of bottoming out even though the stock is down over 20% from the recent highs, which suggests that bulls are planning to make a comeback.Short-term traders with a high-risk profile can look to buy the stock now for a target of Rs 450 in the next 3-4 weeks, suggested experts.The stock hit a record high of Rs 468 on June 20, 2024, but failed to sustain the momentum. It closed at BY ETMarkets.com Jan 09, 2025, 10:00:00...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Making your first crore is a milestone many young earners dream of achieving. It might seem daunting, but with systematic investing, disciplined financial planning, and patience, this goal can become a reality. If you're fresh out of college and starting your first job, seeking the right guidance is crucial. Let 2025 be the year you embark on a rewarding wealth-building journey. It's never too late to start investing, but the key is to take that first step and begin your financial journey. The journey to your first crore can start from as little as 8800 per month for the next 20 years or 40,000 per month for the next 10 years (*assuming a 13% annualised return), suggest experts. ETMarkets spoke to two financial experts, Mayank Bhatnagar, Co-founder and COO of FinEdge, and Bhavik Thakkar, CEO of Abans Investment Manager Pvt Ltd, share their insights on how individuals, especially those below 25 years, can plan their investment jour...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Japan's Nikkei share average inched down on Wednesday as investors avoided active bets with Wall Street closed for the Christmas holiday. The Nikkei was down 0.12% at 38,990.56 by the midday break, after rising as much as 0.37% after the open. "The market struggled to find direction with foreign investors away for the holiday season," said Fumio Matsumoto, chief strategist at Okasan Securities. "This time of the year, local individuals were the only ones active in trading but they do not want to place active bets when large stocks do not move actively with the absence of foreign investors." Entertainment company Konami fell 1.74% to drag the Nikkei the most. Drugmaker Daiichi Sankyo lost 1.41% and phone company KDDI slipped 0.59%. The broader Topix fell 0.62% to 2,710.25, dragged lower by Toyota Motor's 0.88% fall. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group lost 0.91%. Honda Motor slipped 0.77% after surging 12.2% in th...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Market Overview The markets continued to stay tentative over the past five days, trading with a weak undertone as the Nifty digested the reaction to the US election outcome. Although there were two days of a strong technical rebound, this was subsequently sold into, which kept the Nifty in a broadly defined range. The trading range was wider than usual, with the Nifty oscillating in a 721-point range. Volatility cooled off, and the India VIX declined by 6.95% to 14.47 through the week. Following this ranged trade with a weak underlying bias, the headline index closed with a net weekly loss of 156.15 points (-0.64%). ETMarkets.com Technical Analysis From a technical perspective, the markets are not out of the woods yet. The Nifty has violated the 20-week moving average, which currently stands at 24,775. This level also coincides with an extended trendline that initially acted as support but now acts as resistance. Below this point, there a...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] The over-deviated markets continued to extend their losses for the fourth week in a row. Over the past five days, barring a few feeble attempts to stage a technical rebound, the Nifty remained largely under sustained selling pressure. The markets extended their downsides while giving up key supports on the daily charts. The trading range widened again; the Nifty oscillated in a wider 904-point range before ending with a decent cut. The volatility also spiked; the India Vix surged by another 12.23% to 14.63 on a weekly basis. Following a largely bearish setup throughout the week, the headline index closed with a net weekly loss of 673.25 points (-2.71%). ETMarkets.com The coming week is a truncated one; Friday is not a trading holiday but it will just have a very short, one-hour ceremonial Mahurat Session. Overall, the volumes are expected to remain low given the festive season. The Nifty has violated the 100-DMA on the daily chart which s...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] We are constantly bombarded with expert forecasts about the stock market and individual companies that are often off the mark. Open any financial newspaper or turn on any financial news channel, and you’ll find no shortage of analysts making confident predictions about where stocks are headed. Yet, basing your investment decisions on these forecasts is often a recipe for subpar returns. Despite their knowledge and experience, expert recommendations fail to consistently beat the market. Our team at Capitalmind recently analyzed over 2,000 buy/sell recommendations made by institutional analysts on Nifty stocks between 2010 and 2020. Here’s what we discovered: Analysts made four times as many “buy” calls (upgrades) as “sell” calls (downgrades). Sixty days after the call, 63% of upgrades led to a higher price and 55% of downgrades to a lower price.When compared to the Nifty index, only 50% of upgrades outperformed the index, and 46% of downgr...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Jun 29, 2024, 01:24:48 PM IST 1 / 11 Maintain composure during panic Renowned value investor David Tepper advises that maintaining composure during market panics can lead to success, as growth is a natural process and optimism is often rewarded in the long run. iStock 2 / 11 Big market corrections provide big opportunities David Tepper believes that significant market corrections create substantial opportunities for investors, who must identify these opportunities to succeed. He acknowledges that the exact reasons for deep market corrections are unclear, but emphasizes that without them, many top-performing long-term investors would not have achieved their remarkable returns. Shutterstock.com 3 / 11 Spot best opportunities David Tepper advises investors to always stay optimistic and be vigilant for the best investment ideas. By identifying the right opportunities, particularly during market corrections, investors have the potential to bec...