ICICI Prudential’s PIPE PMS, which invests in companies primarily in the mid and small-cap segments, has been more or less consistent and g...

“We are seeing a relief rally or pullback rally and the US markets have also stabilised quite a bit over the last couple of days. We are un...

Investors looking to build a core portfolio using passive products across different asset classes at a low cost have started buying ETF bas...

Currently, quite a few Indian companies have American Depository Receipts (ADRs) that are traded in the US.

Several midcap stocks, which saw a sharp price correction recently, have reported healthy growth.

Sensex in one occasion only out of past ten has recorded a gain during the month before the Union Budget’s presentation, which was in inter...

Large-caps have been at the receiving end in the last few months on account of FII selling, resulting in contracted valuations.

The company continue to get orders, even at a time when the overall macro story is not very strong.

At this stage, especially for IT companies, the overall macro is more important than companies' specific events.

Among the four wheeler space, valuations continue to be attractive and demand drivers still continue to be there.

Buy IT stocks that look cheap in terms of where they are placed. But, one cannot expect a very huge up move in this sector at least in the ...

From value point of view, it could be a good play for investors, where they could buy it with a trading stand point.

The valuations are so cheap that as things play out going forward, we will see returns coming through in the sector.

Broadly, at the top end of the large cap space, I would play private sector banks and NBFCs.

In an interview ET Now, Sandeep Sabharwal, CEO-PMS, Prabhudas Lilladher, speaks on market scenario.

In an interview with ET Now, Sandip Sabharwal, CEO-PMS, Prabhudas Lilladher, gives his views on markets. Excerpts:

Chinese will have to come down hard to control the inflation and as that happens, we could see some of these commodities sell off very shar...