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This week there was a sharp correction in the mid-cap index, and market breadth was also weak. This should serve as a warning to all those who are buying stocks without bothering to look at what is the business of the company. The way correction panned out, there is higher probability of a correction in mid-cap space continuing if there is more trouble with Nifty. But rather than bothering about what will happen to nifty in the next few weeks or quarters, long term investors looking to take exposure to the mid-cap should focus on individual companies and their underlying business. At the same ...

Three years back, the whole agro chemical sector got rerated and some of the Indian companies which are focussed on domestic markets getting their fair share of attention from the street. But then they faced sudden headwinds as the Chinese companies once again became over active. Some time headwinds which bring a phase of underperformance in stocks are opportunities to enter those sectors and stocks with a long term perspective, because on the macro front the sector has more plus than minus. If one looks at what management of these companies have stated in recent past is that some of these hea...

Three years of underperformance when topped by a decline of more than 15 in just one month and makes the management come out with clarification is bound to rattle many and is bound to have rub off on other players in the sectors which may not be banks. However because they are part of the financial service sector they tend to get clubbed together. But the fact is that just because one bank is facing headwinds does not mean the whole financial sector is facing the same. While banks might be under pressure, AMC's have been doing well. Similarly, life insurers are under pressure but the general i...

Chef Satish Arora launched his book Sweets and Bitters: Tales from a Chef's Life in Kolkata, sharing anecdotes of his culinary journey. He discusses whipping up toothsome delights for VIPs and creating dishes that remain favorites in Mumbai's Taj hotels. The book highlights the standardization of Indian and foreign favorites for desi palates during Arora's heyday. Additionally, it touches on the depletion of diversity caused by the Green Revolution and the decrease in production of Dehradun basmati rice. The article also mentions the changing food philosophy in India, with a focus on celebrati...

While a large part of India’s rural economy is about agriculture, in the last couple of years, there has been an effort on the policy level that other parts of the rural economy which are not agricultural related get the boost. So be it horticulture, animal husbandry and fishing all of them have been a push in one form or other to increase both productivity and income levels. From an investment perspective, there are few players which are listed as a large part of this is still with smaller players who operate on a regional basis. But as the overall market size grows the large players ar...