From the start of the financial year FY 24, midcap stocks have been making a comeback. If one looks at their recent performance in the last few days of volatility, it is clear that there is not much selling pressure and also the way street is rewarding a good Q4 result, it is clear that there is enough liquidity on the street as far as mid-caps are concerned. If one goes on by the market breadth, there are indications that bulls might be back in control. Keep an eye on liquidity and the market breadth in the next few sessions as that will determine what happens to mid-cap stocks in the medium term. If the market breadth stays positive then it is very likely that we might see more strength in mid-caps. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
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After almost a period of a month and half, the mid-cap stocks have been trying to make a comeback.If one looks at the March data for the mutual funds, it is clear that while there has been a decline in the flows going to mid-cap schemes, but it is no where to extent which was being feared when SEBI has indicated that it is slightly concerned about money coming to mid-cap scheme and hence froth building up in mid cap space. If one goes on by the market breadth, there are indications that it might be getting started once again. Keep an eye on liquidity and the market breadth in the next few sessions as that will determine what happens to mid-cap stocks in the medium term. If the market breadth stays positive then it is very likely that we might see more strength in mid-caps.
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