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Risk-reward has improved; Indian economy structurally more resilient: Rishabh Nahar of Qode Advisors
In an interview with Mint, Rishabh Nahar of Qode Advisors discusses the current market structure. With a unique 'all-weather' investment philosophy, he emphasises the importance of long-term capital commitment amidst market fluctuations.
Sebi makes it easier for firms to cut IPO size as Iran war hits sentiment
Current rules stipulate that initial public offering documents need to be refiled if the planned fund-raising amount increases or decreases by 20 per cent or more
Stocks To Buy: Underperforming IPO gets a thumbs up from Citi with 31% upside potential
Seven analysts have coverage on Pine Labs now, with three each having a "buy" and "hold" recommendation, while one has a "sell" rating. The consensus estimates of price targets implies an upside potential of 27% from current levels.
MTR-parent Orkla India shares can jump another 28% from current levels, DAM Capital says
Orkla India is the market leader in packaged spices in Karnataka with a 31.2% share and in Kerala with a 41.8% share, reaching 9 out of 10 households in both states. Through Eastern, it also holds a 22.2% share in India's branded spice exports market.
US stocks get an upgrade from Citigroup; Here's the rationale behind this move
Given the limited visibility, Citigroup has called the upgrade "tactical". They expect the S&P 500 to reach levels of 7,700 by the end of the year, implying an upside potential of 12% from current levels.
Explained — Why Tata Chemicals shares surged as much as 11% in a weak market
Under the current rules, Tata Sons is classified as an upper-layer NBFC, which mandates it to list by September 30,2025. Tata Sons is in fact, the only one among the 15 upper-layer NBFCs that are yet to comply with this directive.
Jyoti CNC Automation shares decline nearly 16% after French authorities initiate probe on subsidiary
Jyoti CNC said that at this juncture, while the assets are seized and services of certain employees who are part of the probe may not be available to the Group for the moment, the current business and operations of Huron Graffenstaden remain as usual.
Donald Trump says oil, gas prices could swing either way before midterms
Donald Trump has commented on the fluctuating prices of oil and gas. He believes these costs could either decrease or increase before the upcoming US midterm elections. This statement underscores the current unpredictability in global energy markets. Geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions are key factors influencing these price movements. The situation remains uncertain as the elections approach.
Markets may stay neutral despite tensions; 3-5% dips are buying opportunities: Sohum AMC
Sanjay Parekh, Founder & CIO at Sohum Asset Managers Pvt Ltd, said markets are likely to remain largely neutral in the near term despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. He noted that volatility may persist, but investors should view 3–5% corrections as buying opportunities. Parekh added that valuations are becoming attractive at current levels, and while near-term earnings may be weak, markets are expected to look ahead and recover over time.
Stocks to buy under ₹100: Sumeet Bagadia recommends three stocks to buy on Monday - 13 April 2026
The Indian stock rebounded after six weeks of decline amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Check Sumeet Bagadia's outlook for the market in the coming with, along with the three stocks under ₹100 that he feels are a buy in current situation.
This time it’s different? Why your brain betrays you in a market crash
Indian markets are near 2023 highs, yet many stocks lag. Experienced investors express uncertainty about the current downturn, a sentiment the author attributes to Kahneman's 'Two Selves' theory. This psychological concept explains how the 'remembering self' recalls past successes, while the 'experiencing self' feels present fear, leading to the 'this time it's different' fallacy.
Calm before storm? Axis Bank's Neelkanth Mishra says India must brace for geopolitical shocks every 1–2 years
Axis Bank Chief Economist Neelkanth Mishra warned that India should brace for geopolitical shocks every 1–2 years, calling current tensions part of a broader US–China “grand war.” While markets stabilised after a ceasefire push, Mishra cautioned that disruptions to supply chains, energy and trade could intensify, demanding faster reforms and resilience-building.