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Stocks like Bharat Dynamics, Finolex Cables, and Cochin Shipyard hit record highs amidst a flat domestic market. Analyst Virat Jagad from Bonanza Portfolio provides insights on trading these stocks.

In my article on October 03, 2023, titled “Formation of Industry Standards Forum by SEBI - a pragmatic era in regulation implementation”, I had mentioned that SEBI has introduced a very pragmatic method of drafting standards for implementation of a regulation.

Utpal Sheth, Senior Partner & CEO of Rare Enterprises and Co-Founder & Mentor at Trust Group, emphasizes the importance of conviction, courage, patience, and equanimity in terminal value investing. Apart from buy and hold. the sell decision is important for the terminal value investor will take, but it needs to be taken at the right time.

Nifty closed the week with a 2.2% increase despite notable ups and downs, as seen in the India VIX reaching a 52-week peak with almost a 10% rise over four sessions. As trading resumes next Monday, numerous significant local and international events scheduled throughout the week are anticipated to influence market dynamics.

Several companies, including Tata Steel, LIC, and IRCTC, will release their March quarter report cards this week.

​Nine of the top-10 most-valued firms together added Rs 1,85,320.49 crore in market valuation last week, with Reliance Industries Ltd and HDFC Bank stealing the show with maximum gains, in line with rally in equities.

Manishi Raychaudhuri emphasizes the importance of political and policy continuity for economic growth and market stability. He says discretionaries, particularly those discretionaries catering to affluent India are relatively safe, not just now but even over the next five to ten years. As income brackets continue to move higher, not only would the consumption package of Indians change, but how they consume that would also change.

Mark Mobius says not booking any profits because they have more money coming in and they have to put it to work. ans that is not a problem because the markets are very deep now and we can see lots of opportunity, not only in India, but in other parts of the world.

The trend started in April when FPIs offloaded shares worth Rs 8,671 crore though domestic institutional investors showed keenness on remaining buyers. On Friday, FIIs were net sellers of Indian equities at Rs 944.83 crore versus Rs 2,320.32 buying by the DIIs.