Digital revolution has been a huge catalyst for a complete paradigm change. It is probably the number one catalyst which will transform and...

Shankar Sharma said stock market should not influence major economic policies.

Top Street investor Shankar Sharma says market has been in its worst state in last 18 months.

Here is what Dalal Street honchos had to say on the market and on other market-linked events.

Twitterati was busy discussing investment strategies and doling out stock recommendations.

Issues of share pledges plagued the market as did the fears of rising crude oil prices.

Sandeep Sabharwal lauded RBI’s decision to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25%.

The G20 meet and the debate around the revised GDP print were the main talking points.

As Q2 results season came to a wrap, there were a lot of news that caught the eye of experts.

Top investors treaded with care, with the simple message to stay put.

When stocks fall, there is also talk about buying quality stocks that have become cheap.

After losses of five weeks, benchmark indices ended this week in the positive terrain.

Sensex collapsed some 1,000 points in a matter of seconds in Friday's trading session.

“I cannot say if the worst is behind us as the worst is sometime nothing but sentiments of people.”

"The story is robust in midcap IT but there are other pockets of stocks where the interest is more focussed."

“Tyre stocks are a reasonable bet and continue to be so because of benefits of rubber prices.”

Indian designers’ businesses are undervalued for the want of strong intellectual property protection, says Safir Anand.