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Mid and smallcaps get the money as Nifty lags
Investors are increasingly bullish on mid and small-cap stocks, reflecting a notable shift in market sentiment. The Advance-Decline Ratio has shown resilience for the past two months, leading to record highs in midcap and smallcap indices. Meanwhile, large-cap stocks are grappling with foreign selling pressure, suggesting that mid and small caps may continue to shine in the near future.
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The markets ended lower this week, with Nifty trading below its 50 and 100-week moving averages. While a crucial support zone near 23,000-23,100 is being defended, a sustained breach could trigger further weakness. The coming week is expected to start cautiously, with selective stock-specific opportunities amidst a sideways trajectory.
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