That couldn’t be difficult to understand, right? So that this horrible vision of bankruptcy will not happen, it is important that you set your limitations in penny stock investing. Of course you won’t be able to operate anymore because you have no money to spare. If you run out of your investment funds, the stocks and shares just keep moving on and never stop. Nobody ever wants that to happen and so do you. Maruti Suzuki misses Street estimates, posts 47.46% rise in net profit at Rs 1,744.The worst thing that could happen in this business is when you go broke.HCL Tech beats estimates, reports 2.3% rise in net profit at Rs 2,062.04 cr QoQ.HDFC Bank reports 15% jump in Q3 profit at Rs 3,865.33 crore, beats estimates.The market capitalisation of BSE Midcap index has jumped 60 per cent, and that of BSE Smallcap index by 436 per cent in the period.įor trading and any other information related to markets, visit Basan Online Source: Economic Times People should look at specific stocks, if somebody has to chase alpha,” Pankaj Pandey, Head of Research for, told ET Now.ĭata showed 30 Sensex stocks, which accounted for 50 per cent of BSE’s total market capitalisation as of December 31, 2013, now hold 42 per cent of the market value. At this point, they are not that risky given the fact that the macros are still quite stable. “The midcap and smallcap segments offer huge opportunity in terms of growth and returns. FPIs own about 25 per cent stake ($337 billion) in the top 200 stocks, compared with 4.4 per cent holding of DIIs. The BSE Sensex hit a closing low of 25,807.10 on December 26. A total of 145 stocks from BSE Smallcap index rallied over 20 per cent, while 430-odd stocks jumped over 10 per cent during the same period. Barring six midcap stocks such as Divi’s Labs and RCom, which fell up to 3 per cent, other index stocks have given positive returns for this period.Īmong the smallcap stocks, RPP Infra Projects, Jubilant Industries and Electrosteel Steels have seen 60-64 per cent gains, while Supreme Infra, Vipul and Prakash Industries gained over 50 per cent since December 26. Shriram Transport, Havells India, 3M India and NLC India were among the other midcap stocks, which have climbing over 20 per cent. MRPL, Jindal Steel and Indian Bank advanced between 22 per cent and 24 per cent. Nalco, Piramal Enterprises, SAIL and JSW Steel have soared 32 per cent, 25 per cent, 24 per cent and 24 per cent during the period. The stock on Wednesday closed at Rs 37.85 compared with 27.95 level on December 26. Fund managers and portfolio managers are focusing on midcap stocks these days,” said Dipan Mehta, Member, BSE & NSE.Īmong the midcap stocks, shares of Adani Power have soared 36 per cent since the recent market low. That is leading to more inflows into mutual funds. “Many investors have had very good experience, investing through domestic mutual funds, which have given good returns. In the same period, domestic institutional investors pumped in Rs 7,400 crore. We think this market is fairly valued with a good opportunity to make decent returns over the next two years,” said Jayesh Gandhi of Birla Mutual Fund.ĭata showed FIIs pulled out Rs 5,100 odd crore from the domestic equity market in the selloff between December 26 and January 17. The transmission of lower interest rates is happening and the benefit of that should be strongly visible in FY18 and FY19.
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GST could benefit several companies, particularly those from the organised sectors. “Midcap and smallcap companies will benefit immensely as growth picks up in the economy in 20. While the largecap benchmark Sensex has risen 5.5 per cent in this period, the midcap and smallcap indices have rallied 10-11 per cent.Įxperts noted that midcap and smallcap indices were the ones to correct steeply following the demonetisation drive. The market capitalisation of BSE has risen by Rs 9 lakh crore, or 8 per cent, to Rs 111 lakh crore as of Thursday, from Rs 102 lakh crore as on December 26. But the second-rung stocks, read midcaps and smallcaps, have been witnessing consistent flows from domestic investors – both retail and institutional – ensuring twice as much return as largecap scrips. And how!įoreign portfolio investors have been sellers in this market, for reasons such as fear of protectionist measures from the upcoming Donald Trump administration, a rise in yield in the US Treasuries, weakening of the rupee and dimming growth outlook for the domestic economy.Īs these overseas investors offload stocks, their traditional favorite largecap stocks are taking a knock.
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While largecap stocks and the benchmark indices have been on a falling spree, midcaps and smallcaps have bent the trend and gained throughout. Dalal Street has been witnessing an interesting dichotomy these days.