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Our opinion is to wait for a fresh entry. Let the stock correct till Rs 95 odd levels and then we can buy for higher levels of Rs 130-150 in the next 6-8 months. Hence, we recommend waiting for some correction and then buying at lower levels of Rs 95 and more on dips of Rs 85 with a stop loss of Rs 75 on a weekly closing basis on the upside, we can see levels of Rs 130-150 in the next 6-8 months.

Godrej Consumer Products, Oracle Financial Services Software, Nuvoco Vistas Corporation, BASF India, Birlasoft, Firstsource Solutions, Gujarat Pipavav Port, TTK Healthcare, Nelcast, and Simplex Realty will have their annual general meetings (AGM) today.

"The midcaps and the small caps usually underperform the large caps during tough times, but at the same time they tend to outperform when the markets rebound. Hence it makes a lot of sense to increase allocation to midcaps/ small caps. However, within this space, the exposure should be taken only in high-quality stocks, as they would be able to survive if the crisis was to get elongated."

“We think that the next three years may be a golden phase for banks in general. Within the financial basket, I will just buy the top four, five banks. One can argue whether one is better than the other. I think all of them will do well. You pick your stock and just stay put for three years. There is a lot of money to be made in the banks.”

“The good thing going for Zomato is that it is a technology stock; it is something which is creating a disruption in the market place and so one has to allow it a lot of time to generate returns and value for its shareholders. I would reckon that time will only tell whether Zomato will come back to its IPO levels.”

Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Company Ltd., incorporated in the year 1978, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 61345.28 Crore) operating in NBFC sector.

The company posted a net loss of $295 million. Stripping out the restructuring charges, Robinhood reported a loss of 32 cents per share versus analyst estimates of a loss of 37 cents per share, according to Refinitiv IBES data.

PayPal, which was among companies that won big during the pandemic, saw shares wipe out over 70% of their market value in a year as e-commerce growth retreated from pandemic-era records.

A Zomato shareholder is trying to raise $373 million from the block sale.

The sale has been fixed at Rs 48-Rs 54 apiece, a discount of 2.8-13.6% to Tuesday’s closing price of Rs 55.55 on the National Stock Exchange.