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On the call side, there are notable OI concentrations at the 22,500 and 22,900 levels, suggesting these as resistance levels to watch, with the 22,900 level approaching all-time highs.

There are clear indications that some amount of volatility will be back on the street. First phase of the volatility is normally led by large cap stocks, and even today large caps from different sectors are witnessing pressure. But the other fact is that recovery in the market is also largely led by the large cap and they stabilized much before other segment of the market. The pattern of the sectoral correction is visible. Yesterday, it was banking which led the correction. Today it is metal st...

Bank aims to meet demand for QIS options extending beyond commodities

India VIXs erratic behavior prior to elections confuses traders. May anticipate sharp movements with VIX nearing 20.

​And if you go back in history and see the longer-term trajectory of the market, it is very unnatural. I mean, typically through the noughties, which is 2000 to 2010 period, I mean we would see a 10% correction every quarter and every year we would see a correction closer to 20%.

Deepak Shenoy highlights market volatility driven by global dynamics and regulatory issues. He discusses the potential impacts of RBI norms on power financiers and analyzes Kotak Banks income challenges post-RBI ban, emphasizing the importance of cautious optimism amidst uncertainties.

Shreyash Devalkar of Axis Mutual Fund discusses the market volatility and potential growth areas like FMCG, private banks, and IT. He emphasizes the importance of monitoring valuations and anticipating a market turnaround for these sectors. He says that most of the volatility at the stock level is based on the result season.

​And so, if we put VinFast to one side, we actually grew our services business sequentially by 10%. And in the full year, again, if we put VinFast to one side, we have grown our business by a sector leading 30%.

Sanjiv Bhasin advises on market recovery, consumer stock investment, and potential buys such as Rattan Power, Coal India, Coforge, and Bajaj Finserv. He also highlights FII impact and Kotak Banks analysis. Bhasin says: "We have an accumulate on Kotak Bank and we think this is a very good time as most of the negatives are priced in, the positives will be outweighed but time will have to be given over here."

Rakesh Sethia from HDFC AMC Ltd. emphasizes the investment strategy of allocating 80% to manufacturing-themed businesses with growth potential. He advises long-term investment in the Indian market despite risks, citing government support for manufacturing and infrastructure. Sethia says: "We continue to remain optimistic on government focus on infrastructure and manufacturing and expect a broader policy continuity."