Prefer Mindtree, Geometric among midcap IT stocks: Ambareesh Baliga
"I have a buy call still on Mindtree where the results were quite decent and at the same time on geometric where it was a very positive surprise."
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In a chat with ET Now, Ambareesh Baliga, Managing Partner-Global Wealth Management, Edelweiss Financial Services, shares his views on the IT space.
ET Now: Your call on really IT, not the large caps as much as the midcaps given the earnings strength that we have seen so far?
Ambareesh Baliga: In fact I have a buy call still on Mindtree where the results were quite decent and at the same time on geometric where it was a very positive surprise. So these two still continue to be buys for me.
ET Now: Your call on really IT, not the large caps as much as the midcaps given the earnings strength that we have seen so far?
Ambareesh Baliga: In fact I have a buy call still on Mindtree where the results were quite decent and at the same time on geometric where it was a very positive surprise. So these two still continue to be buys for me.
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