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HDFC Bank\’s technical analysis suggests bullish momentum with higher lows and promising candle formations. Analysts anticipate a breakthrough above resistance at Rs 1525, targeting Rs 1560. Option strategies like Bull Call Spread are recommended for potential upside gains.
In the upcoming bull run, NBFCs are anticipated to excel with a 15-20% upside potential, driven by potential interest rate changes in FY2024 Q2. Equity markets have shown recovery post dip, supported by positive macro-economic indicators and forecasts. Chauhan says: \”Sectors like automobiles & components, banks/diversified financials, gas utilities and pharmaceuticals are expected to report a YoY increase in the net income.\”
I think trying to make event-based decision based on long-term investing is not something that makes sense to us. So, I think we are sitting put. Our positioning is very clear and we are doing none of these like raising cash or trying to change the composition of the portfolio. No, we are not doing any of those things.
I think trying to make event-based decision based on long-term investing is not something that makes sense to us. So, I think we are sitting put. Our positioning is very clear and we are doing none of these like raising cash or trying to change the composition of the portfolio. No, we are not doing any of those things.
I think trying to make event-based decision based on long-term investing is not something that makes sense to us. So, I think we are sitting put. Our positioning is very clear and we are doing none of these like raising cash or trying to change the composition of the portfolio. No, we are not doing any of those things.
I think trying to make event-based decision based on long-term investing is not something that makes sense to us. So, I think we are sitting put. Our positioning is very clear and we are doing none of these like raising cash or trying to change the composition of the portfolio. No, we are not doing any of those things.
The latest shareholding pattern shows that GQG\’s ownership rose 202 basis points (bps) from 2.51% in December to 4.53% in the March quarter. In the case of Adani Power, the FII\’s stake rose from 1.33% to 5.2% sequentially.