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Somehow word volatility got associated with bearish trend, while it might appear strange to some, the fact is that even volatility has a bias and that can be toward bulls also. In the last few sessions that bias has changed toward bulls. Broader market indices have been able to recover sharply from their lows when they have opened down lower. At this point of time when sectors like banks are leading it, there is a high probability that we might see more of it in the coming weeks. The only caveat is that the earning season which will be starting with large cap IT companies deliver extremely bad...

Let’s remember that even though small-cap funds seem to offer the ‘potential’ for significantly higher future returns than, say, large-caps, they also come with much higher risks compared to large-caps or even mid-caps.

Funds having a high cash allocation may suggest a sense of caution towards the stock market. Generally, when funds hold a significant cash position, it implies that the market is overvalued or an anticipation of favourable investment opportunities in the future.

Inflows into open-ended equity funds increased by 28 percent to ₹21,780.56 crore in January, marking the 35th consecutive month of positive inflows.

The year of the bulls, 2023 was marked by stabilized interest rates and heavy government PLI schemes, among other macroeconomic factors. More importantly, the disproportionate amount of net inflows pumped into these stocks by the domestic mutual funds industry is astounding.