4 must-reads of ET Wealth: What not to do in a market correction, 8 infra stocks to bet on & more

Here is a curated list of the best ET Wealth stories of the week. We take a look at what investors should do during a stock market correction, why it is time to bet on the infrastructure sector, why doing nothing is a good thing in investing and more.

1) Corrections are an inherent part of the equity market: What investors should not do
In theory, most investors know that volatility and corrections are a part of the game in equities. When a meaningful correction strikes, however, many of them tend to forget this wisdom. They become nervous, anxious and even panicky. In that state of mind investors tend to worry about the unknowable rather than focus on useful and profitable aspects. In this brief note we explain the key lessons learnt from past market corrections and subsequent recoveries.


2) Biocon's growth drivers are in place: 5 reasons it is this week's stock pick
Improving prospects of the pharma industry, growth in the global generics market, expanded product portfolio and cost reduction initiatives will boost Biocon’s future performance.

3) The bulk of the activity in investing involves waiting: Why doing nothing can be a good thing

You will never (and I really mean never) find a financial adviser from a bank or some other large company who will tell you that all is well with your investments, or even that very little has to be done. Why? There’s no money in it.

4) It's time to bet on infrastructure sector: 8 infra stocks with up to 83% upside potential

The infrastructure sector is likely to benefit from the government’s huge capital expenditure plans. Find out which stocks would be the biggest gainers.