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    To handle any slowdown, have right mix of growth and maturity: 6 large-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 39%

    One company has a market cap of Rs. 50,000 crore. Another has an m-cap of Rs. 5 lakh crore. Now, both are large-caps by definition, but their growth, future prospects, everything really, could be very different. So, while putting stocks into a bucket based on their market capitalization, be sure to classify them on the basis of their business. Is it a growth business, or a mature business? This is important because, at different stages of economic growth, different sectors see very different rates of growth. And there is a marked difference in their performance during a slowdown. So, at this point, having a healthy mix is extremely important, so that your portfolio value sees less of a drawdown.

    Controversies come & go, focus on business: 6 large-cap stocks from different sectors with an upside potential of up to 35%

    For all those rattled by the latest Adani row: Allegations under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) or investigations by the US SEC have taken place against other global corporations in the past. But does all this affect a domestic diagnostic company that has finally felt the positive impact of a takeover it executed some time back? Or, for that matter, a construction and engineering major which expects government spending on infrastructure to restart now that the dust of elections has settled? The answer clearly is no. So focus on businesses more than anything else.

    Minda Corporation Q2 Results: Profit jumps 25% to Rs 74 crore

    Auto parts maker Minda Corporation on Tuesday reported a 25.42 per cent on-year jump in consolidated Profit After Tax at Rs 74 crore in the second quarter ended September 30, 2024 driven by an expanding customer base and product premiumisation.

    Trade routes in turmoil: Why Indian exports are piling up in Colombo and Singapore

    About 75% of India's transshipped cargo is handled at ports outside India, and the major trade routes connecting India to various destinations, including Colombo, Singapore, and Port Klang, are currently experiencing strain.

    Diversify the risks even in largecap segment: 5 largecap stocks with upside potential of 25-33%

    After a brutal correction, at an index level we can see some respite. But at the broader market levels, there are clear signs that valuations are still a concern. So, it might be too premature to call that the risk of overall high valuations leading to more time wise correction is over. There are questions at this point of time which need to be addressed. First, what does one do with existing investments? Second, which set of stocks one should look at if one is making if one is planning to put in fresh money? The answer to the first question, move out of stocks where fundamentals are in doubt and stocks price have just moved up because of liquidity which was rolling on the street. For the second one, stick to large caps and even in that diversify exposure to different sectors. Don't over expose oneself to one sector as one headwind in a sector can take away gains. Last but not least, stick to companies with certain level of Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Capital Employed (ROCE), and company debt levels should not be overlooked

    Volatility in market is different from volatile business: 5 large cap stocks with upside potential ranging from just 2% upto 46%

    There cannot be any doubt about volatility on the street, both as reflected by advance decline ratio or the kind of movement we see in nifty and other sectoral indices, one day down another day up to third day to fall again. Amid the current market downturn, the key question arises: will this correction phase usher stocks from a state of overvaluation to being reasonably priced? Investors aiming to inject more funds into the market during this realignment should consider focusing on specific stocks that exhibit dual advantages. Firstly, identify stocks from sectors exhibiting robust performance, benefiting from sectoral growth. This means that their business is not volatile. Second, essential financial metrics such as Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Capital Employed (ROCE), and company debt levels should not be overlooked. Combining the two the sectoral tailwinds and individual companies fundamentals is a necessity in times of market correction.

    The Economic Times
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