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Long-term investors should stay away from Vedanta: Rakesh AroraVedanta, facing debt repayment challenges, is considering a strategic sale and demerger of its entities to remain liquid. This approach all...- Rekha Jhunjhunwala-backed DB Realty shares rallied over 40% last week. Should you it at buy current levels?Analysts say investors should wait and watch for some correction before any fresh buying, despite promising prospects for the long term. "T...
- D-Street tests fresh peaks as FPIs continue to buyOn Tuesday, the Sensex hit a new high of 65,672.97, surpassing Monday's high of 65,300.35. The index closed at 65,479.05, up 274 points or ...
- Debt ceiling issue a concern beyond the US, local indices decline furtherThe Sensex ended at 61,560.64, down 371.83 points or 0.6% from the previous close. The Nifty declined 104.75 points or 0.57% to end at 18,1...
- Indices surge to 3-week highs on global cuesElsewhere in Asia, most major indices rose 1-2%, while key averages in Europe were up 0.2-0.9%. In the US, the Dow Jones Industrial Average...
- ET Startup Awards 2021: Nominees for Top InnovatorThe award will recognise innovations that launch a business or give it a big boost. It should be an original idea that is core to the busin...
- Shankar Sharma, Samir Arora’s PMSes lagged in May after stellar YTD run; smallcap funds excelledThe best-performing PMS strategy of May was Care Portfolio Managers’ Growth Plus Value fund, which gave 17 per cent returns.
- Long & Short of Markets: Jhunjhunwala's new portfolio; Vijay Kedia's mantra for value investorsRakesh Jhunjhunwala’s recent portfolio restructuring saw many of his wealth creators losing weightage and new stocks being added to his por...
- Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's firm wants to sell mutual fundsMarket participants say the competition in the MF industry will only get more intense as the market regulator recently relaxed ownership no...
- Go for a barbell approach, along with largecaps, invest in quality small & midcaps: Rakesh AroraMajor returns in the next 1-2 years should be made from mid and smallcap category.
- 10 stocks for next 10 years: Top investors name their picks for ETNOW’s Power of 10Top stock pickers name one stock each for a ‘Power of 10’ portfolio.
- Safeguard your portfolio by betting in these 3 spaces: Rakesh Arora, Go India AdvisorsHow safe are safe stocks? Go India Advisors Arora on where to bet and what to avoid
- Meltdown in China has metal stocks sinking in IndiaShares of Indian metal companies have slipped into a bear market on concern the slowdown in the Chinese economy would drag down prices furt...
- China rate cut, US jobs data lift markets; Sensex ends 401 points higherSensex rose 401.91 points, or 1.48%, to close at 27,507.30 on Monday. The benchmark index has rallied by 900 points in the past two trading...
- See huge value in private sector banks: Rakesh Arora, Macquarie Capital Securities"While we are bullish on cyclicals, we would like to advise investors to be sceptical about companies which are very highly leveraged."
- Expect election results to be key trigger for markets: Rakesh Arora"A bottom has been made in Europe and the US has been doing well and China holding up. That, solves one part of the equation, which is dema...
- Economic recovery underway, see 5.4-5.5% GDP growth in FY15: Rakesh Arora"The economy has recovered, largely driven by exports and with some help from rural demand. The GDP forecast for FY14 has inched up to 4.8-...
- Too early to 'throw in the towel' on IT stocks, say expertsThe BSE IT index has rallied over 50 per cent so far in the year 2013, as compared to over 7 per cent rally seen in the BSE Sensex.
- Yes Bank tanks 14%, posts biggest percentage drop since October 2008Given the weakness in the stock, most analysts expect Yes Bank as one of the better stocks and investors can look at entering on dips.
- Expect around 15% earnings growth for FY13: Macquarie Capital SecuritiesFor the last three-four quarters, the top line trend has been around 18%-19%. A similar trend will continue in Q1, says Rakesh Arora.
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