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Seasoned investor Porinju Veliyath made some interesting rejig in the portfolio of his PMS service Equity Intelligence India. Kerala-based Veliyath is the founder of Equity Intelligence India and is widely followed by retail investors. The smallcap czar invested in three stocks, including one fresh buy, and trimmed stake in two others during the quarter. Let us have a look at the rejigs he did to his Rs 167 crore portfolio:

“For the next few quarters we would see limited earnings support because we are seeing margin compression across the board.. This year is likely to be range-bound, consolidating and the focus should be on bottom-up stock picking. It has been our communication to our clients as well that one should treat 2022 as a consolidation year rather than for making money.”

One dominant theme of the last two days has been heavy buying in Reliance Industries. The stock that has a big weight in Nifty and Sensex hit all-time high levels on Thursday.

The Relative Strength Index of the stock stood at 47.62 on Thursday.

According to market sources, the IPO size is expected to be more than Rs 2,000 crore.

NBFC Advik Capital is open to exploring partnerships with financial technology companies as it looks to expand business, reports quoted a company official as saying earlier this week.

Eicher Motors Ltd., incorporated in the year 1982, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 69788.51 Crore) operating in Auto sector.

The signing of this MoU will also make investors based in the province of Manitoba eligible to obtain registration as Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) with Sebi.

“For the time being, it is best to stay on the sidelines and let this particular volatility play out. In the past, I have seen that when one tries to trade in such a market, one invariably ends up making mistakes. One has to live out this kind of a mild bearish period and hope that the next couple of quarters turn out to be better than what we have seen in the last quarter. ”

As of 31-Mar-2022, promoters held 30.3 per cent stake in the company, while FIIs held 26.19 per cent and domestic institutional investors had 17.5 per cent.