Midcap stocks
NFO Alert: The Wealth Company Mutual Fund announces launch of midcap fund
The Wealth Company Mutual Fund has launched a new midcap equity scheme. This open-ended fund will invest predominantly in midcap stocks. The new fund offer opens for subscription on July fifteenth and closes on July 29. It aims to provide access to established businesses with growth potential. The fund seeks long-term capital appreciation for investors.
59% of large and midcap stocks are at least 20% below their record highs, offering long-term opportunities: Abakkus MF
Around 59% of large and midcap stocks are trading at least 20% below their all-time highs after the recent market correction, creating attractive long-term investment opportunities, according to Abakkus Mutual Fund. The fund house believes improving earnings, reasonable valuations and active stock selection could drive the next phase of returns.
Midcap stocks ignore Middle East war, AI worries to jump up to 85% in 2026. More rally or sharp correction ahead?
Despite a weak first half for benchmark indices, India's midcap stocks outperformed, driven by resilient domestic inflows, stronger earnings and sectoral tailwinds. Analysts expect the momentum to continue, although elevated valuations, geopolitical risks, crude oil prices and the sustainability of domestic fund flows remain key factors to watch.
Nifty to rally 50% in 3 years? Prashant Jain thinks so and he's buying small and midcaps
Veteran investor Prashant Jain expects the Nifty to deliver 45–50% returns over three years, supported by earnings growth and valuation re-rating. His PMS is gradually increasing exposure to select small and midcaps as macro risks ease and domestic fundamentals strengthen.
NFO Alert: Sunil Singhania-led Abakkus Mutual Fund launches large & midcap fund
Abakkus Mutual Fund has launched the Abakkus Large & Mid Cap Fund, an open-ended equity scheme that will invest predominantly in large-cap and mid-cap companies. The NFO is open until July 29 and aims to generate long-term capital appreciation through a research-driven investment approach.
Largecap funds no longer the best bet? Edelweiss CIO Trideep Bhattacharya explains why flexicaps may win now
Edelweiss CIO Trideep Bhattacharya argues that largecap funds may be losing their edge due to structural market share shifts. He favours flexicap and midcap funds for better growth potential, remains underweight IT amid transition, and is bullish on financials, while selectively approaching small caps and emerging AI-linked investment themes.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian equities recovered after Wednesday’s sharp selloff, with Sensex and Nifty closing higher as midcaps and smallcaps outperformed. Falling India VIX, supportive global cues and improving domestic outlook boosted sentiment, though geopolitical risks and Fed inflation concerns kept investors cautious.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday
Indian equities posted their steepest single-day decline since March as rising crude prices, renewed Middle East tensions and weak global cues triggered broad-based selling. Analysts said geopolitical developments, earnings guidance and central bank decisions will shape the market’s near-term direction.
NFO Insight: Can the NJ Momentum Fund help investors capture market momentum?
NJ Mutual Fund has launched the NJ Momentum Fund, an NFO that seeks to capture strong price trends through a rules-based momentum strategy backed by quality filters. While experts see momentum as a useful satellite allocation, they advise limiting exposure and caution that investors may be better off choosing proven, lower-cost existing momentum funds.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday
Indian markets extended gains for a fourth straight session as Sensex jumped 521 points and Nifty closed above 24,430. Improved monsoon prospects, renewed FII buying, stable crude prices and optimism around earnings supported sentiment despite mixed global market cues.
Nomura expects IT firms to see 'anaemic' growth in FY27. Here are latest target prices for Infosys, TCS, and others
Nomura expects subdued near-term growth for Indian IT companies as macro uncertainty and weak tech spending weigh on demand ahead of Q1 earnings. However, it sees long-term opportunities emerging from AI-driven changes, with IT firms potentially expanding their addressable market as enterprises increasingly rely on system integrators in hybrid human–digital workflows.
Forget Nifty50 stocks: Smallcaps soar up to 200% in 2026. Will the mammoth rally continue?
Indian smallcap stocks are outperforming the Nifty 50, with some indices soaring up to 200% this year. This rally is fueled by improving earnings, strong domestic liquidity, and renewed investor interest in bottom-up stock picking. While some experts see continued growth potential, others caution about rising valuations and suggest large-caps may offer better value. The sustainability of this trend hinges on earnings growth and easing geopolitical risks.
Vodafone Idea shares rally 80% in less than 3 months. Time to buy or avoid?
Vodafone Idea shares have seen a dramatic surge, climbing nearly 80% in under three months. This rally, fueled by reduced dues and promoter support, has sparked investor interest. However, experts caution that while short-term gains are possible, underlying structural challenges persist, making it a trader's play rather than a long-term investment. Investors are advised to proceed with caution.
Banking, capital goods and midcaps seen driving market's next rally: Ashish Chaturmohta
Indian equities are poised for fresh highs, driven by strong earnings and sector-specific momentum, particularly in financials and manufacturing. Ashish Chaturmohta highlights banking, capital goods, and manufacturing stocks as key drivers, with midcaps and smallcaps expected to outperform. Promising themes include EMS, defence, and contract drug manufacturing, with specific stock recommendations like CG Power, Angel One, Siemens Energy, Amber Enterprises, and Eicher Motors.
AI infrastructure and data centre plays could be the next big theme: Atul Suri
Despite negative sentiment and foreign investor selling, Indian equities are showing signs of building a base, with a breakout above 24,500 on the Nifty potentially signaling a move towards new highs. Falling crude oil prices and strong domestic flows provide support, while banking stocks and data center infrastructure are identified as key growth areas.
Monarch Networth says Nifty can hit 28,000 in 2026, picks three top stocks
Monarch Networth Capital expects Nifty to reach 27,000-28,000 in 2026, driven by earnings recovery, capex growth and lower interest rates. The brokerage favours banking, telecom and IT sectors, while seeing opportunities in select midcap and smallcap stocks including SBI, HFCL and Hindustan Copper.
Beyond the hype: 5 under-the-radar stocks common across India's 3 largest smallcap portfolios
India's top three smallcap mutual funds, managing over Rs 1.5 lakh crore, show strong consensus by holding five under-the-radar stocks across their portfolios. These include Kalpataru Projects International, KIMS, City Union Bank, PVR Inox, and Carborundum Universal, collectively representing 5.34% of their combined assets.
'Time to cherry pick again': Porinju Veliyath says small and midcaps have bottomed & Thomas Cook is his latest buy
Porinju Veliyath sees the correction in small and midcap stocks ending. He believes patient investors will find rewards. Thomas Cook India is a recent fund addition. AI-leveraged midcap IT and pharma are identified as compelling themes for the next decade. The market is ready for selective stock picking. Quality businesses are available at attractive valuations.
How Sensex, Nifty rallied 200% under PM Modi's record-breaking tenure
Indian equity markets delivered strong long-term returns during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure, with the Sensex and Nifty gaining around 200% since 2014. Metals emerged as the top-performing sector, while midcaps significantly outperformed broader indices, highlighting sustained wealth creation despite market cycles and evolving economic conditions.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian equities witnessed sharp swings before ending lower amid expiry-day volatility and rising geopolitical concerns. Profit booking in broader markets, weakness in IT stocks and cautious global sentiment overshadowed support from banking and pharma shares, keeping investors on edge.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday
Indian equities lost momentum after a positive start, with Nifty closing lower and broader markets declining sharply. Investor caution ahead of US inflation data, profit booking and geopolitical concerns weighed on sentiment, while FMCG and private banking stocks offered some support.
Smart money move: Why Groww MF's equity chief is betting on multicap strategies
Anupam Tiwari of Groww Mutual Fund warns of a potential oil shock. He believes a multicap strategy combined with bottom-up investing is suitable for current market conditions. Valuations in mid and small caps have improved, making active stock picking more viable. Tiwari highlights opportunities in financials, industrials, autos, and specialty chemicals.
Broader markets crash! Physicswallah, Coforge, other small & midcap stocks tumble up to 6%. Do you own?
Indian smallcap and midcap stocks plummeted on Wednesday due to persistent FII selling, a weakening rupee, and global factors. IT stocks, which had surged previously, saw a sharp selloff, with major players like TCS and Infosys dropping significantly. Analysts point to energy shocks and current account deficit concerns impacting market sentiment.
Attractive valuations, improving earnings: Why fund managers are now raising their exposure to small-cap stocks
Midcap stocks have dominated performance for a decade, but a shift towards small caps is emerging. Flexi-cap funds are increasing small-cap allocations, driven by improved fundamentals and regulatory advantages. While small caps offer potential alpha, investors must navigate their inherent volatility and focus on fundamentally strong businesses.
Forget IT giants, go for these 4 midcap stocks: How Dipan Mehta is rewriting his Indian IT playbook
Market expert Dipan Mehta urges investors to be selective. He highlights mid-cap IT firms like Coforge and Happiest Minds as outperformers. Engineering R&D stocks are also gaining traction due to global events. Specialty chemicals and real estate present opportunities. Mehta advises caution on large-cap IT and aviation sectors. Investors should focus on specific pockets for potential gains.
Market turns selective as earnings diverge; power, EVs and midcaps emerge as key bets: Siddhartha Khemka
Siddhartha Khemka believes Indian markets have become increasingly stock-specific as earnings trends diverge across sectors. He remains positive on power, cables and wires, cooling products, manufacturing, and electric vehicles, while favouring select mid- and small-cap companies that continue to deliver strong earnings growth despite broader macroeconomic challenges.
Indian market at 11% discount to long-term average; Anshul Saigal says it's a buyer's market for 3–5 year investors
Market confusion presents a rare chance for patient investors. Anshul Saigal believes current valuations offer significant gains for those buying over the next three to five years. Earnings slowdown is seen as temporary, with reacceleration expected. India's long-term growth story remains strong, with opportunities in AI data centres, energy transition, PSU banks, and housing finance.
Midcaps in a sweet spot? Why Nippon India’s Rupesh Patel sees a valuation correction despite new index peaks
Nippon India Mutual Fund's Rupesh Patel remains constructive on midcaps despite concerns over valuations, citing resilient earnings growth and improved valuation comfort after a prolonged time correction. He favours financials, consumer discretionary and select industrials, while emphasising a bottom-up stock-picking approach to navigate geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties.
Eternal to Minda Corp: Axis Securities picks 15 stocks for June, sees up to 44% upside in top ideas
Axis Securities retained a bullish view on Indian equities and recommended 15 stocks for June across market capitalisations, with potential upside of up to 44%. The brokerage favours banking, telecom and capital goods sectors, while remaining cautious on IT. It expects market corrections to offer opportunities to accumulate quality businesses.
FPI selling puts June rally at risk, midcaps may march on
Indian equities face a challenging June, with geopolitical tensions and foreign selling clouding the outlook for large caps. Mid and smallcap stocks, however, show potential for continued gains as domestic investors seek opportunities beyond blue chips. Analysts suggest buying dips in June for a potential July rally.
FPIs remain net sellers for 3rd straight month, offload Rs 32,963 cr worth equities in May: NSDL data
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) continued their selling streak in Indian equities in May, with net outflows amounting to Rs 32,963 crore during the month, according to data shared by the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).
Why India's mid & smallcaps are outrunning Nifty 50 & where to invest now? Rajesh Kothari explains
Indian mid and smallcap stocks are surging ahead of largecaps. This divergence is driven by robust earnings. Many mid and smallcap firms are now debt-free and profitable. AlfAccurate Advisors is betting on sectors like EMS, Capital Goods, and Auto Ancillaries. Traditional IT services face a prolonged correction. Investors should focus on identifying strong companies.
Sentiment is broken, fundamentals are not. PL Asset Management CIO says now is the time to buy
Indian equity investors, frustrated by stagnant returns, are urged by Sandeep Neema of PL Asset Management to distinguish weak sentiment from improving fundamentals. He highlights opportunities in financials, metals, power, and pharma, citing strong earnings visibility and attractive valuations. While cautious on IT, Neema advises topping up equity allocations for long-term gains.
Nifty stuck in a range but small and midcaps are where real money is being made: Ashish Chaturmohta
Indian stock markets may appear stagnant, but opportunities exist in small and midcap stocks. JM Financial's Ashish Chaturmohta highlights promising sectors like CDMO pharma, capital markets, and capital goods. These areas show strong earnings momentum and structural demand. Investors are advised to focus on these specific themes for potential gains in the coming months.
NFO Alert: The Wealth Company Mutual Fund launches large & midcap fund
The Wealth Company Mutual Fund, backed by Pantomath Group, has launched its 10th fund, The Wealth Company Large & Mid Cap Fund. This open-ended equity scheme, open from May 21 to June 4, aims for long-term capital appreciation by investing in both established large-cap companies and growth-oriented mid-caps, employing a unique research framework.
Buy, Sell or Hold: Citi maintains buy on Endurance Technologies; HDFC Securities downgrades Data Patterns
Brokerages offer mixed outlooks on midcap stocks, with Citi maintaining a 'Buy' on Endurance Technologies due to strong Q4 results and HDFC Securities downgrading Data Patterns to 'Add' citing rich valuations. Elara Capital reiterates 'Buy' on ITC Hotels, impressed by expansion despite geopolitical concerns.
Small & midcaps rally! Coforge, Ola Electric, FirstCry & other stocks jump up to 7%
Small and midcap stocks rose sharply on Tuesday, lifting broader markets and outperforming benchmarks. Coforge led midcap gains, while Ola Electric topped the smallcap chart. IT stocks rebounded on attractive valuations, and several names across consumer, energy and financial sectors posted strong advances amid improving sentiment despite lingering macro worries.
Jio Financial earns largecap status, Tata Tech gets midcap slot in AMFI rejig
The largecap threshold now stands at Rs 67,000 crore, up from Rs 49,700 crore in June 2023. The midcap cut-off has risen to Rs 22,000 crore, compared to Rs 17,400 crore previously.
Laurence Balanco flags 5% downside risk for Nifty amid global yield surge
Global financial markets are experiencing a risk-off shift driven by rising sovereign bond yields, impacting equities and commodities. Market strategist Laurence Balanco notes that bond yields, not oil, are now the primary risk signal, tightening liquidity and pressuring risk assets. This trend is particularly evident in technology and semiconductors, with potential downside risks emerging as yield momentum continues.
For risk takers with medium term perspective: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of upto 38%
Contradictions are part of the market, but there are times when it is extremely important to understand how to manage those contradictions. What is the contradiction in the markets today ? Desire to buy and valuations. As the political dust settles and things go back to normal, desire to buy midcap stocks is once again high and the contradiction is that valuations which have been at elevated levels are inching only higher as the stock prices built in any positive news very sharply. The trouble is that if one does not invest then FOMO gets triggered and if one gets into stocks which are moving upward due to narrative then the risk of what happened in March this year becomes high for the portfolio. What is the solution, more check and balances, invest with a long term time frame so that in the corrective phase, there is no reason to sell in panic.
Geopolitical tensions keep markets nervous despite strong earnings: Dipan Mehta
Geopolitical tensions, particularly the Iran crisis, are overshadowing strong corporate earnings, according to Dipan Mehta. While India Inc. shows resilience with encouraging results from auto, NBFC, and FMCG sectors, investors remain cautious. Mehta advises selectively accumulating quality businesses available at reasonable valuations amidst this uncertainty, highlighting potential in tech, auto ancillaries, and defense.
Sensex rises 50 points, Nifty closes above 23,400 as markets snap 4-session losing streak; metal stocks shine
Indian stock markets ended in the green, with Sensex and Nifty snapping a four-session losing streak. This occurred despite the rupee hitting a fresh lifetime low. Metal stocks surged following a government hike in import duties, while IT stocks saw declines. Midcap and smallcap indices also recorded gains.
Stick to quality: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 36%
While at this point of time, there are many reasons to be bullish. Right from the result of state elections to GDP numbers to trends in oil prices to US bond yields. However in bullish times there is just one reason to be cautious and that is valuations. At a time when stocks of companies which are under insolvency and where the bottomline has been in red for ages are flying as if there is no tomorrow. So while being bullish don't forget the fact that at the end of the day, fundamental matters and especially when one is looking to take exposure in mid-cap stocks, have more checks and balances by putting more filters. 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.
These midcap stocks have high upside potential, shows Stock Reports Plus
The upside potential of these 38 midcap stocks is at least 25 per cent.
Focus on better risk management: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with the right financial matrix
It is after a long period of time, that mid-cap stocks have seen some correction. All those investors who have high exposure to mid-caps in their portfolio have probably gone through two different emotions. Should I sell? Should I buy more? For all those who have gone through these emotions. Let the market be volatile, don't make volatile decisions. Corrections are part of any market and especially when valuations are high, the frequency and magnitude of correction will be higher. For all those who are looking to deploy more money and are focussed on mid caps, it would be better to put more checks and balances, both qualitative and quantitative and be selective in buying stocks. More importantly, even after putting in all the efforts of checks and balances, be ready to see a short term drawn down in the value of your portfolio, because if there is a deep correction in the markets, mid-cap stocks tend to shed more weight.
For calculated risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 35%
In September and in October, there was one trading session each in which Midcaps witnessed very sharp correction. It appeared as we are close to repeating the last quarter of calendar year 2021, when in the same period, this segment of the market witnessed change in direction. While it cannot still be ruled out, the way things are panning out, the probability of that happening appears to be lower at least at this point of time. Stocks from sectors like small finance banks, oil refinery and housing finance companies are on the list. 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.
For risk takers: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 32%
After months of relentless rally, last week mid-cap stocks witnessed some correction. Will this correction last longer would become clear in the coming few weeks as the earning season gets kicked off, analysts are bullish on select midcap stocks which have seen their score improving. Stocks from sectors like financial services, logistic are on the list. 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.
For moderate risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 39%
After 6 months of relentless rally, mid-cap stocks are witnessing some correction. Will this correction last longer would depend on two things, first earnings in this space and second foreign institutional investor ( FII) flows over next two months. At this point of time analysts are bullish on select midcap stocks, ones which have seen their score improving. Stocks from sectors like sugar, healthcare and logistics are on the list. 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.
Stick to quality: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 38%
In the last many decades of up and down which markets have seen, one thing has remained constant and that is fundamentals finally rule the stock prices. Yes in the short term, liquidity, narrative do impact the stock prices, but that is one needs to be cautious. So while there is nothing wrong in being bullish given the fact that policy continuity is the next theme on the street. However, just keep your head on your shoulder while being bullish.While at this point of time, there are many reasons to be bullish. 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.
Just be selective: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 35%
Probably the debate on valuations is over or even if it is taking place, the majority has accepted that yes valuations are high but at the same time liquidity is also high which is ensuring that the street is under the control of bulls. Now there is enough historical evidence to show that valuations matter and justifications don't stand the test of time. Now to take care of the valuation factor, investors looking to invest in midcap space should just push the filter levels a bit higher and should look more closely at business and financial parameters before investing. Right from whether the trend in promoters shareholding to dividend track record to what is the debt situation. Some hard work will ensure that when the street gets into a mode of correction, probability and yes only probability of relatively less drawdown in portfolio value.
For moderate risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 29%
For all those investors whose portfolio is titled in favour of the mid-caps need to do two things in current market conditions. First, don't extrapolate what has happened in the last one quarter to the mid caps stocks. Second, which is more important, be careful when taking fresh exposure to this segment of the market and apply checks and balances when investing and even after that be ready for some drawdown in the value of the stocks. How does one put checks and balances? Simple, have a look at fundamentals and it is not very tough, having a look at some of the critical ratios like ROE and ROCE would help in avoiding silly mistakes which are common in bullish markets.
Trader's Guide: 2 midcap stocks that can offer 7% returns
Given the relatively better performance of the midcap stocks' universe when compared to the main indices, some rebound in price in this stock cannot be ruled out when supported by important technical developments on the charts.
Analysts are betting on 7 midcaps that can rise up to 31% in one year
Below is a list containing Midcap stocks which in the past 1 week gave positive stock returns; had their latest average SR+ score of minimum 7 which also improved by at least 1 point week on week; had a minimum of 4 analysts recommending the stock with a rating of “Strong Buy” or “Buy”; and had a positive upside potential returns in the coming 1 year period according to the mean price targets given by all the analysts covering the individual stocks.
Cautiously and selectively bullish: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 39%
If one were to look at the last two years performance of mid-cap segment or indices despite the recent corrections, it has been better than most indices. In the last few days of recovery post the sharp sell off in late October, mid-cap stocks have been making an attempt to move upward and overall basis even in Tuesday trading session they have been able to hold their head above water. Stocks from sectors like small finance banks, oil refinery and housing finance companies are on the list. 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.
For calculated risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 33%
As the mid-cap once again make a comeback, it is time to keep some check and balance while participating in this phase of the rally. The reason is the valuations are not cheap and any correction will lead to sharp correction in individual stock prices. So look for stocks where the return on capital employed and other parameters are good enough to ensure that small disturbances dont impact them much in terms of business.Stocks from sectors like small finance banks, FMCG and small private banks are on the list. 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.
For risk takers with long-term perspective: 5 midcap stocks with upside potential of up to 47%
Now that sensex has turned negative for 2024, focus will shift on how the returns. The narrative will focus on how returns and how the valuations are expensive. Yes, there is no doubt that valuations are expensive, they were even higher a month back, when everyone was saying cheers to mid-cap. At this point of time the question whether “ I should sell or buy more” needs to be replaced by “what business do I own and whether that business is going to grow or not” The reason why it is important to change the question itself is the fact that it business on the ground which will make the difference between in final returns. If by next month, markets are rallying once again, then all this talk about valuation will go away in thin air.
For moderate risk takers looking for medium term opportunities: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 35%
One of the common things which can be heard these days is “ Nifty and sensex has moved so high, how far it will move”. Now there is no counter to such statements because of the fact that corrections can come any time. But there is another fact that this statement was equally applicable when Nifty was at 20,000 and sensex was at 70,000. Now this will be applicable when nifty crosses 26,000 and sensex moves above 90,000. So, if your investing decisions are going to be based on what is happening to nifty and sensex then probably one would miss out on the India growth story. The better way to do this is to look at individual stocks, put more stringent filters while selecting the stocks and then ignore what is happening to nifty because at the end of the day, nifty is just an index and not the market.
Experience of dealing with all conditions of economy: 5 midcap stocks with upside potential of upto 42%
With the elections behind them, bulls are back in the game with more confidence. If there is no big issue which comes from the global market, there is a high probability that we are going to see some upward movement in all segments of the market. Because it is mid-caps which attract more attention as the rally gets broad based, the chances of the accidents are also high in this space. Investing in mid-cap stocks requires a balanced approach. A balance of ability to take risk and combining it risk management and a long-term perspective. Also using non-financial parameters to manage risk, a management of an infrastructure company, which has seen it all, right from a phase where infrastructure was considered a buzz word to a phase where it was considered a bad word.
Don't be afraid to be bullish, if ready to do a bit of work: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 37%
Just do a small test. What would have been your reaction if nifty would have touched the 25,000 mark? Would you have felt more bullish or would have felt that because the nifty has moved so high, how far it can go and postpone your buying decision. The problem with looking at an index and feeling bullish or bearish is the fact that the index is a collection, so if you felt scared then probably when nifty touched 20,000 the same feeling might have gripped you and missed an opportunity. If you felt over bullish and invested in an FMCG stock probably your returns are suboptimal in the journey of Nifty from 20,000 to 25,000. The reason to be bullish has to be growth of the economy and the reason for selecting a stock has to be good business, management and growth of the company. Don't be afraid to be bullish but do a bit of simple work and enjoy the growth of the Indian economy.
Volatility is a part of market, focus on underlying business & management for wealth creation: 5 midcap stocks which fit the bill
Given the way global markets have panned out and how the geopolitical developments are shaping up, one cannot rule out the probability that for some more trading sessions the market might stay in a volatile mode. Now there are two things one can do in this volatile market, either worry and make assumptions and go by the narrative of correction that is bound to pour if the corrections get stronger. Second thing which can be done is ignore these short term noises which have come in the past and will come in future also. Just focus on the underlying business, any positive change if that is happening in the sector and check the quality of the management by doing some simple things and holding the stock for some time rather than reacting to all the things happening across the globe. These noises are temporary, it is business and management which is permanent and matters to the street.
Repurpose FOMO for long term investing: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 32%
Few months back when the nifty was forming a new high there was an event risk in terms of election results and valuations were high. Now once again nifty and other indices are forming new highs. While the event risk is over the valuation risk is still present. One should not be afraid of admitting the fact, as the indices move upward, the desire to participate is going to increase as the fear of missing out (FOMO) is bound to play out. So while being bullish, be more cautious and be more agile when it comes to taking decisions. It would be better that while looking at growth stocks one also focuses on reducing the risk by taking a hard look at some numbers which are critical indicators.
Put checks and balances: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 34%
The movement of nifty and sensex needs to be delinked with what has happened in the last quarter and what might happen to mid-cap in the coming quarter. There is no way one can fight with liquidity, if it is going to mid caps and they are moving up irrespective of valuations or quality of stocks one cannot argue. But the only thing which as an investor one can do is to be careful when taking exposure to this segment of the market. Stay away from stocks where there is a narrative that this sector will do well because of XYZ reasons. At this point of time there is no dearth of tips floating in whatsapp group and telegram channels. But there is enough evidence in history to show that more than anything else, it is time to use checks and balances while making investment decisions.
For long-term investors with medium risk appetite: 6 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 49%
If looking for investing in a mid-cap, which would be a better stock to own. A stock which after a period of four years has once again paid dividend last year or a stock which in the last five years have missed dividend only in FY 2020, which was covid year. Yes, second one, but most investors don't look at these things which in the long run matter both for the real business and finally the stock price. Similarly, there are many small things which need to be looked at when investing in a mid cap stocks for very simple reason that market is sitting with a good amount of gain and short corrective move which may come largely because of global reason or just a simple profit booking move may hit midcap more than anyone else. So, while being bullish and increasing your exposure just do a little bit of work so that one is able to avoid anxiety in time of corrective phase of the market.
One reason is good enough to own them: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors and upside potential of upto 27 %
While there are phases, where they come under pressure, the fact remains that the last ten years best returns have come from mid-cap stocks. So, probably if one is not owning then the return even in the longest of the bull run will not be very high. One of the reasons why mid-cap stocks are able to do well when an economy like India grows at a faster pace is that mid-sized companies are able to improve their operating matrix. Whether it is the cost of capital which comes down, new markets getting opened, it is mid sized companies operating in certain sectors which see faster growth. But the bigger question is which stocks to own, when to buy them and what should be the horizon for which they should be bought and last but not least there has to be one reason why one is buying that particular stock. It could be market size, company being the leader or even a company having a library which no one can replicate.
