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Remain fairly positive, market unlikely to fall; betting on largecaps: Rajat SharmaMarket expert Rajat Sharma favors large-cap stocks. He is buying Infosys, ITC, and HUL. Sharma also likes Laurus Labs and Tata Power. He se...
Expect sectoral rotation, money to flow into IT, bank stocks: Rajat SharmaIndian stock market expert predicts shifts in investments. Sharma sees potential in banking, technology, and pharma sectors. He suggests in...
5 FMCG stocks Rajat Sharma is bullish on for near termSo, I think that bit of the pie for listed players will expand. Between the two, I would like to recommend and even try to buy Hyundai post...
Keep away from energy & power sector now, but it is okay to buy these 3 OMCs: Rajat SharmaRajat Sharma, Founder & CEO of Sana Securities, advises caution in the overheated energy and energy transition sectors. He recommends consi...
Moving from debt to equity now; returning to private banks, FMCG, IT stocks: Rajat SharmaRajat Sharma, Founder & CEO of Sana Securities, indicated a strategic shift from overheated PSU and defense stocks to large-cap private sec...
Metals and banks tempting but stay away from them; reduce allocation to overvalued sectors: Rajat SharmaRajat Sharma of Sana Securities advises reducing allocation to equities in client portfolios due to expensive market conditions. He suggest...
In a rising rate regime, banks & NBFCs will suffer: Rajat Sharma“As interest rates rise and inflation does not get controlled, we see see defaults among people who are already struggling to pay those EMI...
No sector can benefit from GST immediately: Rajat Sharma, Sana SecuritiesDespite Jio, Reliance is a stock you could look at buying right now, says Sana Securities CEO.
Who says it is game over for IT largecap? Hold them for a long time: Rajat Sharma, CEO, Sana SecuritiesIf you have IT stocks in your your portfolio, I would not tell anyone to sell them as there is nothing like a game over for these stocks, s...
Stay put, Tata Motors, ITC are safe buys: Rajat Sharma, Sana SecuritiesMaybe we will have 800-1000 point correction on the Nifty but that happens twice a year. It will happen at some point. I do not think it is...
Largecaps to lead market, time of mid and smallcaps over: Rajat Sharma, Sana SecuritiesIn an environment where crude prices are going up, it is time to move away from OMCs towards oil exploration companies, says Sharma of Sana...
ONGC, SAIL are long-term picks: Rajat Sharma, Sana SecuritiesIf you are a pure value buyer who wants to buy something cheap and hold on to it, these are stocks to pick
Indian market very fertile, but you need patience to reap great returnsVolatility is ruling as one after another negative news hits D-Street. Of 10 sessions in May, benchmark indices have closed in the red on 5...
Why I am bullish on ITC and Indian Hotels: Rajat Sharma, Sana SecuritiesRajat Sharma, Sana Securities, explains his wealth creation ideas.
Stick to TCS, Infosys among IT and VA Tech Wabag: Rajat Sharma, CEO, Sana SecuritiesVA Tech Wabag has absolutely no debt; it is playing on the water treatment theme, given that there is such a severe water shortage, says Sa...
L&T Finance a good long-term play on infra revival: Rajat SharmaL&T is probably the only bet which you can make in the infra space and, if L&T revives, L&T Finance should do really well, says Sharma.
China trigger overplayed, Tata Motors a long-term buy: Rajat Sharma, Sana SecuritiesIf earnings were to improve at all, Tata Motors would appear to be one stock which is a definite buy from a term-term view, says Sharma.
Axis, Kotak Mahindra Bank look good bets with 6-12 months view; further downside unlikely: Rajat SharmaKotak Bank, in particular, has a very streamlined management; it has low NPAs compared to ICICI Bank, says Sharma.
Expect tyre stocks to come under pressure: Rajat Sharma, CEO, Sana Securities'I would agree because these stocks had run up a lot in the past and now there is a natural correction.'
Midcap IT looks attractive, but valuations a concern: Rajat Sharma, CEO, Sana Securities'The speed and the pace at which Hexaware, KPIT, and these kinds of companies were able to add orders were far higher than large cap.'