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    Better option for uncertain times: Two unwanted sectors & 5 strong balance sheets

    It is after a long period of time that both indices and market breadth are indicating that finally there is a correction. Now just because the market is correcting that does not mean that money is not going to come to markets. There are still lots of investors who would be sitting on cash and looking to deploy fresh money. The question is in current market conditions with headwinds getting added to already existing ones like high valuations, what strategy should an investor follow so that fresh money which he is putting in performs relatively better?

    Time for tactical investing: 5 stocks from 2 most unwanted sectors, but with very strong balance sheets

    There is an age old saying on Dalal street, when stocks stop reacting to bad news, it means that bears have run out of ammunition and probably it is time to look at them. Similarly when stocks stop reacting to positive news, probably bulls will not be having a say in the near term. At this point of time, there is an interesting phenomenon which is playing out. While at the overall market basis, it appears that bulls may not have much to say in near term. But at the same time, there are two sectors, which have been getting bombarded with bad news for the last two years. Whether it is macro or micro, news or opinion, literally everything which has been said about them is either negative or at best neutral. But if one looks at price action on the counters on any bad news or even brokerage downgrades which is essentially an opinion stock prices are refusing to fall. Historically one of these two sectors were considered defensive,as stocks from this sector tend to outperform in bearish markets. So, is it the time to go against the narrative of negative news and get them on the watch list?

    For the trader and investor in you: A collection of stocks suitable for trading and investing alike

    It is probably times like these, where valuations are high and the desire to trade and invest is also at a peak, one needs to set some rules, both for investing and trading. As a first step, have a well defined set of stocks, where one would invest and trade. So, that one does stray into stocks which are moving up just because there is sunshine all over the street. This might appear conservative to some as it limits the scope but being conservative is a way of bringing in discipline, especially when it comes to trading. So, out of a total universe of more than 3000 stocks, how about having a set of 50 non - nifty stocks which increase the probability of you making money both in volatile and trending markets and also satisfy your desire to be a trader and investor at same time.

    More than just an index and it's not Nifty: A collection of stocks suitable for trading and investing alike

    Out of 50 stocks, only 5 of them have delivered negative returns in the last one year. Out of these 5 stocks, three stocks belong to one industrial house which faced headwinds early last year. 7 stocks have delivered more than 100 percent return, 4 stocks have gained between 80 to 100 %, 8 stocks have gained between 60 to 80 %, 5 stocks between 40 to 60 %, 12 stocks have gained between 20 to 40% and 9 stocks have gained between 0 to 20%. So, if you have focussed only on these 50 stocks out of a total universe of more than 3000 stocks which are traded, the probability that you would have been able to make money both in volatile and trending markets and also satisfy your desire to be a trader and investor at same time would have been met. The reason why is stocks? Most retail traders have a tendency to trade with bullish bias and prefer taking long positions rather than going short even when markets are not so bullish.

    Probability favors them: A set of stocks to fulfill the desire of trader and investor in you

    Trading and investing are very different both in terms of skill sets, requirement of capital and finally the returns which one is able to generate from each of them. That is probably the reason that even the most exceptional wealth creators in the world have accepted this fact and stayed with what they are good at, either investing or trading. But the majority of us have this desire to do both trading and investing at the same time. This mixing of both may lead to a situation where either there would be no returns, or sub optima returns. While in the stock market there is nothing called guaranteed but there is a set of stocks which have higher probability to help all those who want to be trader and investor at both the time.

    Desire management, the quantitative way: A set of stocks for those who wish to do trade and invest at the same time

    Out of 50 stocks, only 7 have delivered negative returns in the last one year. Out of these 7 stocks, four stocks belong to one industrial house which faced headwinds at the start of 2023. 6 stocks have delivered more than 100 percent return and 26 stocks have gained more than 20 % in the last one year. If you had focussed only on these set stocks and either invested or only traded in them only, the possibility of being able to satisfy your desire to be a trader and investor at same time would have been met.

    • Smallcaps with long term perspective; 4 stocks with right levels of RoE and upside potential of up to 41%

      The recent performance of small caps has brought them in the category of stocks where the desire to own them is “highest”. But the fact which gets ignored in such conditions is that “risks” are also at the highest. The reason, valuation across the board are expensive and corrections in small caps are probably the most brutal ones. Just jog your memory back to October 2021. For all those who still want to take exposure to them, in such times, it would be better to be cautious in selecting the stocks, better to go with buying in smaller quantities and buy stocks where the underlying business has good macro fundamentals. Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus which lists stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy".

      Playing the consumer boom: 4 small and midcap stocks in specialised retailers space

      If one looks at the history on how organised retailing in India has evolved, more players have gone down the drain as compared to ones that survived. Most prominent one which went down after years of existence was Future group companies. There are many industrial houses which tried their hands on retailing but sooner than later they realised that it is a very heavy capital intensive business and not their cup of tea. On the other hand, there have been retailers focussed on one single category of product and services, who have been able to manage to grow, maybe due to a mix of hybrid model, off and online. These retailers have grown in tough times both in terms of economic condition and high competition, which increase the probability of them surviving the challenges which retailers tend to face every now and then.

      Rs 65,000 for chocolate cigars and more and more Indians are buying them

      India's demand for high-end, luxury imported chocolates is growing, and the year-end season is predicted to see a notable spike in demand. In 2023, the nation imported $27.84 million worth of chocolate, a 45% increase over the previous year. It is anticipated that more high-end foreign brands will enter the nation's market.

      Festive season push; 4 speciality retailer stocks with upside potential of up to 33%

      In the last two years, a large number of companies in the retail sector got listed. They are not typical retailers who sell a gamut of products in large scale store format. They are specialized chains which deal in one product, it could be watches or clothes or pharmaceutical products. Majority of new companies in the retail segment are making the word “retailer” redefined and street is noticing some of them.

      Amazon Fall 2023 Launch Event: Ahead of festive season, new AI-compatible Alexa, Echo Show 8 unveiled; check details

      Amazon has introduced a range of new tech products and AI upgrades ahead of the festive season in India. At their Fall 2023 Launch Event, the company unveiled various devices, including Echo devices, Fire TV models & more. These gadgets have the potential to improve the smart home experience.

      For investors with higher risk appetite: 5 largecap stocks with upside potential of up to 32%

      One by one each sectoral index is touching a new high, clearly indicating that bulls are not only in control of the street but also every corner of the street. These stocks have seen their score improvement and some of them have moved out of negative territory over the last one month. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.

      Amazon Black Friday Deals: Early Deals Are LIVE

      The most anticipated deals on Black Friday are live at Amazon. Exciting deals are available on different product categories, including Fashion, Beauty, Electronics, and much more. Check out this article to find the best Amazon Black Friday Deals.

      Byju’s looks to invest $200 million to grow its offline play

      The company conceptualised its offline foray last year after the acquisition of tutorial chain Aakash Education Services for an estimated cash-and-stock deal worth $950 million.

      LG sees 'window of opportunity' to come back into Indian smartphone market

      In an interview with ET, Advait Vaidya, business head - mobile communications at LG Electronics, said the brand has seen 10 times increased sales of smartphones in the past two months due to the anti-China sentiment.

      4 crowdfunded gadgets worth investing in

      From among a number of devices being launched on crowdfunding platforms, here are a few that are worth your time and money.

      The outlook on Indian economy and confidence in economy is much better abroad: Rajnish Kumar, SBI Chairman

      People overseas are more confident than we Indians here and this I could sense in the IMF (International Monetary Fund) meeting recently.

      Demonetisation: Why the challenge to take digital payment to rural India is as huge as the opportunity

      Home to about 870 million people, the countryside will be in the thick of action for the rest of the decade, according to a recent BCG report.

      14 Best iPad apps of 2014

      It’s every app developer’s dream to be featured in Apple’s collection, and this year’s list has a nice mixture of everything.

      How Kishore Biyani is remodelling Future Group's portfolio to take on digital-savvy rivals

      Thinking big comes easy to Kishore Biyani. Now, with the core business under threat, yesterday’s raja of retail wants to become India’s food king.

      Amazon and Future Group ink deal to sell goods online; starting with apparel

      Both firms will also develop a new line of products across categories to be exclusively sold at Amazon and Future Group’s retail stores.

      Sistema Shyam Teleservices Ltd to bundle free MBlaze Ultra wi-fi dongles with HP Omni 10 tablet

      The Omni 10 is priced at Rs 27,990 and will be available at HP brand stores in SSTL’s nine markets, leading retail outlets and e-retailers.

      ET Review: HP Omni 10

      HP has also chosen to go minimal with ports and buttons – there’s the usual touch sensitive Windows button on the screen, a power button on top and a volume rocker.

      HP Omni 10 review: A tablet for working men

      Powered by Windows 8.1, Omni 10 promises consumers full Windows functionality in a form factor that offers the ease and convenience of a tablet.

      Microsoft bets big on education; launches tablet for college goers

      Microsoft has partnered with HP and Pearson to launch a tablet for higher educational students in engineering and management streams.

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