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“My experience shows largest losses have been sustained by investors from buying  inferior quality securities in favorable market conditions.” - Benjamin Graham

According to a CRISIL report, India Inc likely logged a 4-6 percent revenue growth in January-March, the slowest quarterly growth since recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic began in September 2021.

Factors driving high air fares are the issues at Vistara, Pratt & Whitney engine issues and increased travel because of the upcoming elections

Lack of buying, geopolitical tensions and cautious mood in the US market will most likely limit upsides in the near term.

India’s deposit growth is not only improving, but is also higher than other countries. The catch here though is that the loan-to-deposit ratio has risen compared to other countries.

Many HNIs in India have been routing some of their investments through Mauritius, primarily to bid for shares in IPOs in the anchor book

The markets are expected to trade sideways and see heightened volatility ahead of the upcoming elections.

Given the valuations are still high in the second-line stocks, the March quarter numbers will be watched more closely

Foreign institutions are selling off equities, HNIs are not adding to their existing positions, and domestic funds have turned choosy despite strong inflow of SIP money

Nomura is cautious on the tech sector, as it sees a low probability of a significant turnaround in discretionary demand for IT services