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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis When a broad-based correction is happening in the markets, all stocks witness a decline. The question is: Have the macros and micros of all the stocks and sectors turned negative enough to warrant such a correction? The answer clearly is, no. Just three months back, this industrial house issued an IPO of a group company. The issue was heavily oversubscribed, the listing was at a premium, and there was a mad rush to buy the stock post-listing. Today, that stock is not in the limelight. Does this correction provide an opportunity to get into that stock with a medium- to long-term perspective? The answer tilts toward yes, and there is enough evidence to show that staying with a select few pays in the long term. Just a couple of months back, an industrial house issued an IPO for one of its group companies. It was heavily oversubscribed. The listing, as mentioned above, was at a premium, and there was a mad rush to buy the stock. The ...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis Just a couple of months back, an industrial house issued an IPO for one of its group companies. It was heavily oversubscribed. The listing was at a premium, and there was a mad rush to buy the stock. The reason: The group has a track record of corporate governance and wealth creation. Today, in a volatile, falling market, that stock has corrected sharply and is available much cheaper. All talk of big industry and promoters with a track record seems to have vanished just because the Nifty and Sensex are falling. So treat this overall market correction as an opportunity to own a good business with great management. We take a look at four stocks where business is good, promoters have a track record, and the only thing which appears bad is market conditions. When a broad-based correction is happening in the markets, all stocks witness a decline. The question is: Have macro and micros for all the stocks and sectors turned negative eno...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis It is after a long time that we are seeing corrections in absolute terms. Also, it is rare for the Indian markets not to be in step as global markets rise. On Monday, and also on last Friday, there were minor intra-day upmoves by the Nifty. But these were followed by sudden, sharp selling pressure which saw the whole market collapse. In such times, there is no foolproof way to avoid a cut in the value of your portfolio. However, if you are investing fresh money, a filter of sorts would help. So, stay with large-caps – especially those in sectors with the tailwind of a policy push, or any other such positive. We look at the stocks which have seen an improvement in analysts’ rating in the last one month – a period of great volatility for the market. The market truly has the ability to surprise us. It can move up when no one is expecting it to do so, and amidst all kinds of negative news. It can also fall unexpectedly amidst good ne...