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    Time to shed fear and think positive? 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 33%

    Mid-cap stocks tend to move more than large-caps. And that works both ways. They rise faster when the market is rising, and fall harder when it is falling. Keep that in mind as the market’s mood changes for the better because oil prices are dropping and the macro worries responsible for the long sell-off are starting to go away.

    Rare earth magnet scheme: Coal India, IRP seek no sops; other contenders include ReNew, Prozeal

    The scheme will run for seven years from the date of award, including a two-year gestation period for setting up an integrated manufacturing facility, and five years for incentive disbursement on the sale of REPM. These magnets are among the most powerful in the world and are widely used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, high-end electronics, aerospace and defence systems.

    Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 28% in 1 year, according to analysts

    Despite the upbeat mood in the market, remember one thing: Valuations are still not cheap. Even after everything the market has been through, prices are not at a level you could call a bargain. So this is not a signal to rush in. It is a signal to stop treating every development as a threat, and to start weighing the good against the bad with a clear head, rather than a frightened one.

    These mid-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and upside potential of up to 28%, according to analysts

    Global markets on Wednesday celebrated the outcome of the US mid-term election as well as a sharp drop in oil prices. Oil prices, which at the end of last week were at about $118 to the barrel, are now under $95. The hope clearly is that Democrat control of both chambers of the US Congress will pressure the Trump administration to pursue a diplomatic end to the conflict with Iran in the Gulf.

    Lenskart outlines roadmap for 25% Ebitda margin, says growth will take priority

    In its shareholders' letter for the July-September quarter, the company said its strategy centred on controlling the entire value chain, from manufacturing frames and lenses to selling products directly to consumers, allowing it to retain margins otherwise distributed among suppliers and retailers.

    Premji Invest goes big on strategic output & tech

    Premji Invest and Singularity AMC are likely to lead a $30-40 million round in Sanlayan at a valuation of about $200 million, according to the people. Separately, Premji Invest is in advanced talks to lead Hical’s first institutional funding round of $30-40 million, alongside TVS Capital.

    The Economic Times
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