EQUITY RESEARCH
What are retail investors buying? The bets just got bigger in 50 multibaggers that soared up to 1,400%
Retail investors are actively bolstering their positions in various stocks that have delivered exceptional returns this year. Companies such as Sterlite Technologies and HFCL have witnessed a surge in retail investment alongside notable share price increases. After enduring a slump, the Indian stock market is on the mend, with a marked rise in foreign investments recorded in November.
Chinese AI satellite maker Adaspace Technology slips in Hong Kong debut after $96 million IPO
Chinese AI satellite maker Adaspace Technology made a weak Hong Kong debut, with shares falling below their IPO price despite raising HK$750 million. While retail investors showed stronger demand, muted institutional interest and broader market weakness weighed on the listing.
12 bluechip stocks within 5% of their 52-week highs; should you chase them now?
India's stock market has made a remarkable comeback, emerging as the top global performer thanks to a resurgence in foreign investments. After a challenging phase marked by persistent selling from foreign investors, the re-entry of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) has invigorated market liquidity and boosted investor sentiment. Although there are encouraging signs of earnings recovery, experts warn that profit-booking and various economic factors could pose risks to ongoing growth.
India equity surge brightens outlook for exchanges, brokerages
India's equity market is witnessing a vibrant revival, boosting earnings prospects for brokerages and exchanges. A surge in trading activity, spurred by favorable market dynamics and declining crude oil prices, indicates robust investor engagement. The NSE India Volatility Index has climbed, reflecting increased confidence in derivatives trading. Analysts predict significant growth opportunities as the trading environment stabilizes following the rollback of the closing-auction framework.
D-St set for a negative opening as GIFT Nifty signals weak start
Indian equities ended marginally higher as profit booking pared early gains, while small- and micro-cap stocks outperformed largecaps. Analysts attribute the broader market resilience to sustained domestic investor participation and buying interest beyond frontline stocks.
DIIs book profits in longest selling streak in 4 years
Domestic institutional investors have recently unloaded more than ₹47,662 crore worth of equities amidst a market upswing. This shift showcases their tendency to lock in profits following substantial input into Indian stocks. Conversely, foreign portfolio investors have returned vigorously, investing about $8 billion since mid-October. This marks a notable change in market behavior, as local investors experience their longest selling streak in four years.
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US stocks: Retail buyers limit Nvidia stock rout
Retail investors poured a record $111 million into Nvidia shares during Thursday’s first half-hour of trading, helping the stock trim an opening loss of as much as 14% to about 5%. The dip-buying suggests confidence in the AI trade remains resilient despite CEO Jensen Huang’s departure and Nvidia’s loss of more than $1 trillion in market value over five weeks.
Early bet, massive payoff: Anthropic IPO may value Krishna Rao's equity stake at Rs 6,600 crore, up 57 times
Anthropic CFO Krishna Rao's equity holding could reach Rs 6,600 crore at the proposed IPO midpoint of $74 per share. The Claude maker targets up to $90.4 billion fundraising, with valuation potentially reaching $1.4 trillion.
Good days for markets ahead? Here's what Nithin Kamath says on Q2 earnings recovery
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath sees improving corporate earnings supporting India's equity recovery. September-quarter results showed strong sales and profit growth, while renewed foreign investor buying, lower crude prices and improved sentiment boosted the Nifty by over 10% in November.
Zee Entertainment approves Rs 600-crore share buyback at Rs 91 apiece; promoters to stay out
Zee Entertainment has approved a Rs 600 crore share buyback at Rs 91 per share, a 24% premium over its latest NSE closing price. The company will repurchase up to 6.59 crore shares through the tender offer route, with November 25 fixed as the record date. Promoters will not participate.
Franklin Templeton launches Franklin US Equity IFSC Fund as its first outbound fund
Franklin Templeton India has launched its first outbound fund through GIFT City, offering Indian investors access to an actively managed US equity strategy. The feeder fund has a minimum investment of USD 5,000 and aims for long-term capital appreciation.
Sensex erases all Middle East war losses but is it too soon to forget the Hormuz factor?
Sensex and Nifty have recovered all their losses since the Middle East war began, driven by record FII buying, easing crude prices and strong Q2 earnings. But with the Strait of Hormuz remaining a key risk to global oil supplies, can Dalal Street sustain its recovery or is another setback looming?
Rs 80,000 crore FII buying sparks explosive rally on Dalal Street. Will RBI rate hike worries kill the party?
The Sensex has staged a sharp 9,000-point rally since late October, crossing 82,000 for the first time since February, before the US-Iran conflict erupted. The rebound has been fuelled by a strong return of foreign investors, who have bought nearly Rs 69,000 crore worth of Indian equities in November so far and around Rs 80,000 crore since mid-October.
Sensex, Nifty hit 8-month highs as banks, auto stocks rally
Indian equities have seen significant gains recently, with the Sensex and Nifty reaching their highest levels since February. Heavyweight stocks in the banking and auto sectors contributed to this rally amid declining crude oil prices. Profit booking was expected as investors took some money off the table after the sharp market movements. Foreign investors purchased nearly $7 billion worth of Indian equities during this period.
Equity mutual fund inflows fall 14% in October as investors trim smallcap exposure
Inflows into equity mutual fund schemes fell by 14% in October, reflecting a trend of reduced investor allocations. Although smallcap funds saw decreasing inflows, large and midcap funds experienced significant increases in investments. Systematic investment plan contributions also declined slightly, while the stoppage ratio rose notably during the same period. In contrast, debt mutual funds attracted substantial inflows after previous outflows, with liquid funds leading this rebound.
FIIs extend buying spree in Indian stocks, pump in Rs 12,563 crore on Wednesday; November inflows top Rs 66,000 crore
Foreign portfolio investors invested Rs 12,563 crore in Indian equities on November 11, taking November inflows to Rs 66,302 crore. Jefferies identified favourable valuations, earnings growth and global shifts as potential triggers for sustained foreign buying.
Smallcap mutual fund inflows drop 29% MoM to Rs 6,407 crore in October. Should investors be cautious or continue investing?
Smallcap mutual fund inflows declined 29% month-on-month to Rs 6,407 crore in October, amid market corrections and elevated valuations. However, experts say continued inflows reflect investor confidence in the segment's long-term growth prospects.
Large and midcap fund inflows nearly double to Rs 8,484 crore in October. Do these funds deserve a place in your portfolio?
Inflows into large- and midcap mutual funds nearly doubled month-on-month to Rs 8,484 crore in October, emerging as a preferred investment category. The surge reflects growing investor appetite for funds that balance largecap stability with midcap growth potential, even as market volatility prompts investors to reassess risk and diversify their equity portfolios.
IIFL Finance shares rally 5% as Blackstone leads Rs 6,414 crore capital infusion
IIFL Finance shares surged on Wednesday after the company announced a Rs 6,414 crore capital infusion led by Blackstone, which will invest Rs 5,000 crore. The fundraise, also involving promoter investments and Anchorage Capital, aims to strengthen capital adequacy, lower funding costs and accelerate growth in secured lending.
Earnings recovery, FII revival: 5 factors that will shape Dalal Street's next move after Q2
Indian equities are recovering as stronger Q2 earnings, renewed FII inflows and attractive largecap valuations lift sentiment. Analysts identify five key triggers for Dalal Street’s next move, including global AI volatility, geopolitical risks and sectoral flows.
Hidden pain! Why did investors lose money in 750 smallcaps when Nifty rallied 2500 points?
The Nifty has rallied nearly 13% in a month, but the recovery has bypassed hundreds of smaller stocks. ACE Equity data shows 769 stocks declined between October 8 and November 8, with several well-known companies losing over 20%. Here’s why the market rebound remains narrow and which stocks have suffered the steepest losses.
IIFL Finance to raise Rs 6,414 crore through preferential issue; Blackstone to invest Rs 5,000 crore
IIFL Finance approved a Rs 6,414 crore capital raise led by Blackstone, which will invest Rs 5,000 crore for an approximately 16% stake. Promoters Nirmal Jain and R Venkataraman will collectively invest Rs 1,264 crore through warrants.
Is Dalal Street heading for a sustained rally? Motilal Oswal says FII flows on the cusp of an inflection
Foreign investor sentiment towards Indian equities could be approaching an inflection point, according to Motilal Oswal Financial Services. Despite $30.4 billion in FII outflows so far in 2026, the brokerage sees improving flows, easing geopolitical concerns, strong domestic fundamentals and reasonable valuations potentially supporting a sustained recovery in Indian equities.
Jefferies sees largecaps benefiting from FPI revival; Reliance, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank among potential beneficiaries
Jefferies expects largecap stocks to benefit more directly from a potential revival in foreign portfolio investor (FPI) flows into Indian equities. The brokerage has identified 12 potential beneficiaries, including Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, amid improving foreign flows and relatively reasonable valuations in the segment.
FIIs extend buying momentum on Dalal Street with Rs 7,212 crore inflows; DIIs continue equity sell-off
Foreign institutional investors recorded significant net purchases of Indian equities on November 9. Domestic institutional investors continued their trend of selling equities, resulting in a notable outflow. Both Sensex and Nifty indices finished higher despite volatile trading during the session. Analysts attributed positive market sentiment to better-than-expected corporate earnings and easing geopolitical concerns. Investors are currently awaiting key inflation data from India and the US for further insights.
Market resumes Diwali cheers: Sensex rises 107 points, Nifty ends near 25,050. Why Citi, HSBC are turning bullish?
Sensex and Nifty ended positively after recovering from early losses during the Muhurat Trading session. Nifty PSU Bank index rose significantly, while IT stocks declined, affecting overall market sentiment. Analysts from Citi and HSBC are optimistic about the future of Indian equities amid improving fundamentals. Investors are currently awaiting inflation data to gauge interest-rate trajectories and monitor crude oil prices.
Citi bullish on Indian equities, sees Nifty at 28,000 by end-2027
Citi Research projects that India's benchmark Nifty 50 index could hit 28,000 points by the end of 2027. This forecast is based on strong earnings prospects and falling oil prices. Recent foreign portfolio investor activity has contributed significantly to the positive sentiment in the equity market. Additionally, lower oil prices could improve macroeconomic conditions and reduce inflation rates in India.
Bumper returns is the call! How can investors make money in Samvat 2083 after a year of stagnation?
After a rough year marked by heavy FPI outflows, geopolitical tensions and soaring crude prices, Indian equities staged a sharp pre-Diwali recovery. Easing oil prices, renewed foreign buying and improving corporate earnings have revived hopes for Samvat 2083. However, concerns over midcap and smallcap valuations, global uncertainty and uneven earnings growth could make the recovery challenging.
Stocks vs Gold: Which asset could create more wealth in the Samvat 2083?
At this moment, Indian equities present a more appealing investment than gold, with the Sensex-to-Gold ratio plummeting to historical lows. Samco Securities suggests that as we enter Samvat 2083, boosting equity investments while maintaining gold holdings could be wise. Historical patterns indicate that similar valuation scenarios have often resulted in substantial gains for Indian stocks.
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