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    Multi-asset allocation fund inflows plunge 59% to Rs 1,514 crore in October. Are they still good for diversification?

    In October, multi-asset allocation funds saw a dramatic 59% decline in inflows, dropping to Rs 1,514 crore. This downturn may reflect profit-taking and shifting investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility. While gold ETFs struggled, silver ETFs attracted considerable interest following recent price trends. Investors should explore alternative mutual funds for better diversification and revisit their asset allocation strategies, focusing on risk assessments before engaging with multi-asset funds.

    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.

    Man Industries' consol profit more than doubles to Rs 82 crore in Jul-Sep

    Man Industries reported a more than twofold rise in consolidated Q2 profit to Rs 82 crore, driven by 49% revenue growth and record EBITDA. Saudi acquisition boosted margins, while a Rs 3,500 crore order book supported business prospects.

    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?

    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.

    Stock Radar: Breakout from symmetrical triangle pushes Adani Ports to fresh record highs; time to buy or book profits?

    Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd has broken out from a symmetrical triangle pattern on daily charts. The stock has hit fresh record highs and is recommended for short-term buying opportunities. Experts suggest potential upside targets of Rs 2,000 to Rs 2,100 in the next few weeks. Additionally, the stock demonstrates a strong bullish setup, reflecting positive momentum. The critical stop-loss level for traders is advised at Rs 1,750.

    The Economic Times
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