As stock markets hover near all-time highs, do you still have opportunities to invest and create wealth or is over-valuation setting in, and it is time to be cautious? Tune in to watch Shailendra Bhatnagar Chief Analyst and Editor, Markets, Business Today and Sakshi Batra, Sr. Associate Editor, Business Today TV speak with top Market Guru Atul Suri, CEO, Marathon Trends to find out the right strategy for investors to create a winning portfolio.
Shipyard Stocks are Buzzing in the Trade. Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Garden Reach Shipbuilders, Cochin Shipyard gained Sharply. Axis Securities' Technical & Derivative Research Rajesh Palviya Expects shipbuilders Stocks momentum will continue.
Shares of sugar companies surged up to 10 percent today on the back of heavy volumes as sugar prices rose to a six-year high on Tuesday, amid concerns over a deficient monsoon. The sugar prices were quoting at their highest level since September 2017. Watch Exclusive Conversation With Shree Renuka Sugars' Executive Chairman Atul Chaturvedi.
Shares of Life Insurance Corporation of India are trading with gains of 4 percent in mid-week trading, extending its winning run for the fourth day in a row. Arihant Capital Markets' Senior Technical Research Analyst Mileen Vasudeo is expecting 7-8% Rise in LIC Shares. Geojit Financial Services' Sr. VP Gaurang Shah is also Bullish on Insurance Sector.
In an exclusive interview, Rahul Kawal, News Director of India Today & Aaj Tak, engages in a conversation with ideologue Swaminathan Gurumurthy, Editor of the Tamil political weekly magazine Thuglak. They discuss the ongoing debate surrounding "India vs. Bharat." Tune in to gain valuable insights from this enlightening discussion. Politics breaks out over Bharat name... Congress questions why rename India, RSS chief backs Bharat instead of India.
Som Distilleries shares traded at 3 percent higher in the morning trade. Founded in 1993, Som Distilleries and Breweries is a leading manufacturer of beer, whiskey, vodka, rum, gin, ready-to-drink beverages, and country liquor. Som Distilleries' top Management is expecting an increase in demand during the Festival Season and Cricket World Cup. Watch the Exclusive conversation with Som Distilleries' Chairman J.K. Arora
Sudeep Shah is bullish on PSU Banks, His Top Pick is Canara Bank for the target of Rupees 360. He is also Positive on cement space, Large Cap Cement Stock Ultratech Cement is his Preferred Pick for the target of 9000
PSU Stocks are in Focus, Ventura Securities' Head Research Vinit Bolinjkar is Expecting Huge potential in PSUs. BHEL and SAIL are his Top Picks.
Market analyst Gaurang Shah has identified CIE Automotive India Ltd and Crompton Greaves Consumer as promising long-term investment options for wealth creation. With a focus on sustainable growth, Shah's recommendation underscores the potential of these stocks to yield substantial returns over an extended period. Investors looking to build wealth over time might consider adding these companies to their portfolio.
Market analyst Gaurang Shah has highlighted promising choices for long-term investment within the cement sector. Notable selections such as Ultratech Cement, ACC, and India Cements stand out as companies with potential long-term value. Shah's insights suggest that these stocks could offer substantial returns over an extended period.
Banking stocks are a smart choice to bet on, according to market expert Devan Choksey of KRChoksey Holdings. In the discussion with Shail Bhatnagar and Sakshi Batra, he forecasts a few equities and names a few. His top choices were from PSU institutions as well as private banks.
This part of the presentation tells you about top fund managers who gave their investors fantastic returns. The Large and Mid-cap equity fund of MOSL has increased by 40% in a year while maintaining a 13.2% YTD performance. Axis Growth Opportunities Fund, which outperformed MOSL this year with 15.8% returns, isn't far behind with a growth rate of 27.8% over the course of a year. What other houses are making significant profits? Watch this segment from our unique Mutual Funds series.
The Large and Mid-Cap Mutual Funds invest in the top 200 firms in India. These funds unite the largest businesses in India with the mid-sized businesses that are competing with them for the top spot. The benefits of large- and mid-cap funds are that these are perfect for investment horizons of five years or more. Investing in midcaps is wise since you take less risk than with standalone midcap funds. How should you approach this sector and what should keep in mind before considering investing in it? BTTV's Shail Bhatnagar and Sakshi Batra explain this to you in this video.
Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) shares tanked 15% to their 52-week low of Rs 116 on NSE in Friday's trade on the back of the Ministry of Power’s (MoP) decision to go ahead with market coupling. In two days, the stock has lost nearly 23% as it declined over 8% on Thursday. Kranthi Bathini shares what should be investor's strategy on the stock now
Suzlon Energy shares have seen a sharp rally of 64% in a month. Tune in to watch Kranthi Bathini share what is a good level to buy the shares
D-Mart falls 5% after weak Q4. Catch Sakshi Batra, Associate Editor & Anchor, Business Today TV in conversation with Siddharth Khemkha Equity Strategist, MOFSL on Why Are Brokerage Houses Slashing Target ON D-Street Darling Stock D-Mart and should investors stay invested in D-Mart?
Tune in to watch Sakshi Batra discuss with G Chokkalingam, Founder, Equinomics on where is Reliance Industries stock headed from here and whether investors should look at investing at the current levels.
The parent company of Paytm, One 97 Communication, surged more than 5% on Monday as brokerages anticipated potential gains following the release of financial results for the March quarter and April business updates by the provider of digital financial services. Analysts see a corporate upside of between 30% and 66% and believe there will be rapid growth. Should you include one-97 in your portfolio? What position should you take? Watch the Conversation between Sakshi Batra of BTTV and Siddhartha Khemkha, head of retail research at MOFSL.
Mankind Pharma's share sale via initial public offering (IPO) will begin today and end on April 27, Friday. The company is planning to raise Rs 4,326 crore from the IPO which is purely an offer for sale (OFS) by its promoters Ramesh Juneja, Rajeev Juneja and Sheetal Arora. Besides, Cairnhill CIPEF, Cairnhill CGPE, Beige Limited, and Link Investment Trust. Since the IPO is completely an OFS, the company will not receive any net proceeds from the issue and the entire net proceeds will go to the selling shareholders. The price band has been set as Rs 1,026-1,080 per share and a retail investor can bid for a minimum of one lot of 13 shares and up to a maximum of 14 lots. At the upper end of the price band, one lot of Mankind Pharma will cost Rs 14,040. Tune in to watch Sakshi Batra in an exclusive conversation with Rajeev Juneja, VC and MD, Mankind Pharma about the growth outlook for the company and the key strategic focus areas for the company going forward.
IT services giant Infosys is due to release its March quarter results after market hours on Thursday, but traders are not holding their breath after India's largest IT services exporter TCS' March quarter earnings fell short of market expectations. Investors anticipate Infosys to report a subdued quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) constant currency revenue increase of 0.1-0.2%. The index's high-weighted IT sector fell more than 1.8%. Among the top losers in the Nifty 50 index were TCS, Tech Mahindra Ltd, HCL Tech Ltd, and Infosys Ltd, all of which had declines of more than 1.5%. Watch Kranthi Bathini of Wealthmills Securities in conversation with BTTV's Sakshi Batra explains why Large -Cap IT stocks for long-term investment are good options.
Sensex rallies for the 7th straight session, up 311 points while Nifty-50 is above 17,700. Tata Steel gains 3%, ITC 2%. Nine out of the ten index constituents are trading in the red while the Nifty IT index is trading 1.3 per cent down. In fact, TCS is trading with losses of around 1.7 per cent, making it the second-biggest loser on the IT index. The Nifty has risen nearly 4% over the past six sessions. Is this the right time to invest or wait for Q4 numbers before investing will be the right call to take? Which are the sectors promising better returns than others? Join BTTV's Sakshi Batra in conversation with Gaurang H Shah, Sr. Vice President, Geojit Financial Servies Ltd
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