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    ETMarkets AIF Talk| Successful private credit rests on three pillars: promoter, business and collateral: Sandeep Agarwal

    In this edition of ETMarkets AIF Talk, Sandeep Agarwal, CEO & CIO of Modulus Alternatives, explains why successful private credit investing goes far beyond chasing high yields.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk| Building a Rs 10-lakh portfolio in 2026? Naveen Kulkarni of Axis Securities recommends 50%+ in equities

    Indian markets are at record highs. Investors are reviewing asset allocation for the coming year. Naveen Kulkarni of Axis Securities PMS suggests a ₹10-lakh portfolio for 30-40 year olds. Equities should exceed 50%. Debt and gold will form the rest. FIIs may return in 2026. BFSI, power, and consumption sectors are expected to lead.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk| Sensex stuck in a time correction, but earnings revival on the horizon: Hiren Ved

    Indian stock markets have seen flat returns over the past year. This is due to weak company profits, foreign investors selling shares, and a flood of new stock offerings. Experts believe earnings will improve soon. A trade deal with the US could also boost markets. Investors are advised to hold equities and buy during this period of consolidation.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk | Valuations ahead of earnings — Time for bottom-up value picks: Shrikant Chouhan

    Amidst market volatility and FII outflows, Kotak Securities' Shrikant Chouhan advises a bottom-up, value-driven investment approach. He notes retail investor enthusiasm driving IPOs, while smart money targets hospitals, digital-first firms, and capital market-linked businesses. Chouhan emphasizes caution in small and midcap stock selection, prioritizing corporate governance and business model analysis.

    FirstCry IPO: Business model, sector trends, and the future of India's leading childcare brand
    Flair Writing shares script lucrative Day 1. Should investors pencil in more gains?

    Flair Writing stock listed at Rs 503 per share, a premium of 65.4% over its IPO price of Rs 304. The debut was above expectations, given the strong fundamentals of the company and the positive investor sentiment surrounding the IPO.

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