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Given the increase of inflows in mutual funds, fund managers would find the limit of 100 stocks for large-caps and 150 stocks for mid-caps restrictive.

Registering an all-time high in the opening session on Wednesday, it was tanked 930.88 pts to close at 70,506.31 as heavy selling was seen across the board despite the positive global market.

Mumbai/UNI: The BSE Sensex on Wednesday opened a life-time high at 71,647.66 as buying was witnessed across the board.

Mumbai/UNI: The BSE Sensex on Tuesday lost further by 123.31 points at 71,191.88 in the opening session as selling was seen across the board.

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The BSE Sensex on Tuesday bounced back 122.10 pts to close high at 71,437.19 on the strength of Energy, Utilities, FMCG and Consumer Durable stocks.

Continued domestic flows and increased pressure on mutual fund houses to deploy excess cash will drive a near-term accelerated rally in mid-cap and small-cap stocks

The BSE Sensex on Monday declined 168.66 pts to settle at 71,315.09 as selling was seen in Realty, Bankex and Utilities stocks.

The Indian equity market presents investors with a choice between small-cap and large-cap stocks, each offering unique potential for returns.