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Apart from Jio Financial, Power Finance Corporation, Indian Railway Finance Corporation, Macrotech Developers, Polycab India, REC, Shriram Finance, Union Bank of India, and Indian Overseas Bank are the others that may enter into the largecap category, according to Nuvama.

“The entire capital goods is one pack which looks very interesting to us. Hospitals is another segment which we are very positive about. Third sector is private sector banks where the valuations are at a multi-year low. ALso on the consumption side, we have been pitching for some of the discretionary names.”

“We really have a thriving ecosystem of entrepreneurship. So, any sector, when it comes to the limelight, you suddenly realise that there are hundreds of smaller companies which are already there doing stuff. It is just that now they are coming to a certain size and can go for IPOs.”

Retail investors should stick to the steady returns of mutual funds or listed stocks, instead of the quick gains from high-risk IPOs

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After turning net sellers in the past two months, FPIs again made a comeback in the Indian stock markets in November and pumped in Rs 9,000 crore amid fall in US treasury bond yields and the resilience of the domestic market. Additionally, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) made a net investment

Unlike the listed stocks, IPOs present a high information asymmetry between the seller and buyers. For years, IPOs have been pitched to retail investors as being advantageous to them. However, the reality is that IPOs sharply favour the sellers, rather than public participants. The regulators may try to level the playing field, but retail buyers still operate at an inherent disadvantage.

Year-end review of the Indian IPO market in 2023 and cues to take into 2024.

48 out of the 50 constituents of the Nifty 50 ended the last week in the green. Axis Bank led the pack with an impressive rally of 9.5%, reaching ₹1,104 and achieving a record high of ₹1,109. Bharti Airtel shares, on the other hand, crossed the significant ₹1000 mark on November 29.

“Do not chase the new stocks at new highs because you have the fear of losing out. . HCL Tech has been my top pick over there. I still think HCL Tech is headed to Rs 1500 and I would add a Persistent and Coforge on declines. It is better if you chase an ETF, that is the CPSE ETF, it comprises about 12 of the best blue chips of PSUs. ”