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[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] Synopsis However rational one might be, a new flash which shows Japanese indices, Nikkei down by 11% and Taiwanese indices down by 8% is bound to make you look at your portfolio value and get jittery. When one sees that value in red, two things may happen. First the urge to buy stock because you feel that correction is a buying opportunity. Second, question the decision of holding the stocks and sell in panic. Now markets are / were and will remain volatile. But decision making cannot be volatile, it has to be based on what business you will own after you bought the stock. Whether you are going to own a business which is growing or not, whether the management is transparent in admitting its mistakes, take care of your rights as retail shareholders. Let the economist fight on whether the US FEd is wrong and right, focus on what you own and if you own a bad business, even if you are sitting on gains, just sell and if you own a good busin...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis At a time when indices are making new highs, small and mid-cap stocks are moving higher and higher every day, talking about volatility and possibility of corrections is something not many may like. The fact is that Volatility does not give notice before coming so it is better to be prepared for it. Even in the best part of a bull run, corrective phases do come. As an investor, just be prepared for it. How does one prepare for it? One way is by sticking with large cap companies and that too one where there are some tailwinds for the business which will help them do better as compared to others in fundamental ways not just the stock price doing well. Today when bulls are once again controlling every part of the market, there is a probability that when you look at the portfolio value, one might feel that probably your stocks are not performing well. But in such times it is important to understand that investing is not about one day ...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis On a day when Nifty and sensex are trading with a big cut and all the segments are in red. Talking of small caps which is one probably riskiest segment of the market might appear to be going in the wrong direction. But the fact is that it is a day like this which serves as a reminder of two things. First, however strong the bull run might be, corrections are bound to take place. Second, finally in the end, it is business and the management which manages the business which matters for earnings and earning is what matters to the street. So, if you are looking to invest in markets and especially in the small cap segment there has to be a checklist which if followed, the probability of making mistakes gets reduced and also one is able to get to stocks which create wealth over the long term. Sometimes the narrative maligns a particular set of stocks that one gets afraid of and is not able to think objectively. Small caps stock is an e...