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Before Market Opens: Indian markets are likely to open flat on Thursday amid lack of trends, despite gains in Asian peers after US markets rose in overnight deals. Gift Nifty was trading 6 points lower, indicating a muted start for Nifty. Lets take a look at key cues before the market opens today:

With the strong catch-up of mid and smallcaps in last couple of months, brokerage house Axis Securities believes the broader market may see some time correction in the near term but the long-term story of the market continues to remain attractive. It lists top mid and small-cap picks for February.

With the interim budget concluded, investors have shifted their focus back to earnings and other major cues. Axis Securities has made some changes to its top picks like booking profit in Maruti. Lets take a look at its top large-cap picks for Feb.

Before Market Opens: Indian markets are likely to open flat on Friday despite gains in global peers after the Interim budget failed to cheer investors back home. Gift Nifty was down 2 points, indicating a muted start for Nifty. Lets take a look at some key cues before the market opens today:

For the December quarter, Motilal Oswal anticipates a 10% (YoY) growth in Nifty earnings. The primary drivers for this growth are expected to be domestic cyclicals, particularly auto and BFSI. It has listed 5 stocks that are likely to post a decline in their net profit/loss in Q3. Lets take a look:

In the upcoming Q3 results, Motilal Oswal expects Nifty earnings to grow 10% YoY. Overall, earnings growth is likely to be driven again by domestic cyclicals, such as Auto and BFSI. Heres a list of 7 stocks that may post over 40% jump in their PAT for Q3.

Indian markets are likely open higher on Friday, extending gains for the 2nd session despite mixed trade in Asian peers. Gift Nifty was also trading 65 points higher, indicating a strong start to benchmark Nifty. Lets take a look at some key market cues before the market opens today:

Indian markets recovered in September after a weak August, however, brokerage house HDFC Securities advises caution in the short to medium term on the back of high valuations and rising crude prices. It has listed 5 of its top buy calls with up to 45% potential upside. Lets take a look: