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View: Investors should prioritise largecap investment
After the twin jolts from US recession fears and the unwinding of the Yen carry trade, stock markets globally are slowly limping back to stability. The message from the Bank of Japan that “rates will not be hiked when markets are unstable” will help in stabilising the Yen and prevent further massive unwinding of the Yen carry trade.
Even though FIIs were big sellers in India in the cash market during the last three days, their selling is being matched by DII buying. This countervailing investment by DIIs can impart resilience to the market. It appears that the exuberance of retail investors has taken a knock after the crash in the broader market. Market valuations continue to remain elevated. There is value in financials. At this juncture in the market, investors should prioritise largecap investment over the mid and small caps.
(View by: Dr. V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist, Geojit Financial Services)
Comment: GIFT Nifty shows signs of recovery
Investors are also eyeing a potential Fed rate cut in September, with the likelihood of a double-rate cut increasing. This week’s focus will be on the RBI MPC outcome on Thursday and Q1 results from companies like PIDILITE, GODREJ CONSUMER, and others.
Expect a brighter Wednesday for Nifty and its stocks, with a recommended trade of buying Nifty at 23,993 and Bank Nifty at 49,748, targeting higher levels. Our chart of the day is bullish on ALKEM LAB and M&M FINANCIAL, with ALKEM LAB being a top buy, signalling a potential upside breakout.
(Comment by: Prashanth Tapse, Senior VP (Research), Mehta Equities Ltd)
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