ICICI prudential

It turned out to be a fabulous week for the investors on Dalal Street. On Friday, the domestic benchmark indices gained for the sixth day in a row, their longest winning streak in 2022, driven by buying in bank and auto stocks.…

New Delhi: Global brokerage firms are mixed on domestic listed companies that reported their earnings for the June 2022 quarter last week. remained on the radar of overseas brokerage firms as Citi maintained a 'buy' tag on the counter with…

As equity markets around the world unravel against a backdrop of escalating geopolitical tensions and interest rate hikes, equity investors are fazed by heightened volatility and many of the investor’s portfolios may have slipped into the…

An evergreen India bull, Christopher Wood of Jefferies, who is bullish on the domestic demand in the country, has a 40 per cent weightage to Indian stocks in his Asia ex-Japan long-only portfolio. His long-only portfolio for India, which…

In the current market scenario, all asset classes are volatile. Equity markets are volatile, bond yields are moving up, and gold is off its recent peak. Data has been proven that over the long term, a properly diversified portfolio leads to…

S Naren, ED & CIO , ICICI Prudential AMC says domestic cyclicals like banks, auto, infra, cement, capital goods could lead the next bull market on Dalal Street. “Banks and autos are the sectors which are looking attractive. Both have…

NEW DELHI: With valuations in the domestic stock market looking much more reasonable during the ongoing corrective phase, which many experts describe as signs of an impending bear market, India’s top value investor S Naren is busy buying…

“ I do not think Indian investors have made as many mistakes as investors in the US. Look at the number of loss making IPOs in the US. They were very high. There was a category of IPOs called SPAC and those IPOs looked very illogical to me.…

Having suffered a triple blow of recession fears in the US, inflationary pressure and the Fed's rate hike, headline index Sensex lost 2,943 points this week. The broader Nifty50, which ended below the 15,300 mark, is now just 411 points…

It is not just retail investors who have burnt their fingers in equities in the ongoing painful phase of the market, even some of India's ultra-rich and sophisticated crorepati investors relying on AIFs or Alternative Investment Funds lost…