With huge three-day price swings during the last week, equities rebounded and closed almost at the previous week’s high.

The scrips in this column have been recommended with a 15-day investment horizon in mind and carry high risk. Therefore, investors are advised to take into account their risk appetite before investing, as fundamentals may or may not back the recommendations.

These stock recommendations are predominantly momentum based stocks and based on Word of Mouth. They are more based on hearsay and comprised of stock recommendations provided by brokers, analysts and dealers (not affiliated to DSIJ).

This section gives a recommendation of a stock having stock price below Rs 150 with sound fundamentals and expected to give handsome returns over a one-year time horizon.

This column gives you scrip chosen by the research team during the fortnight that is fundamentally strong and expected to give good capital appreciation over a time period of 1 year.

The Indian equity market experienced a whirlwind of ups and downs throughout the second half of April 2024.

Looking at the company's solvency and liquidity position, it has significant amount of liabilities which are greater than the assets, making the shareholders' equity negative

Historically, the portfolio of companies that have paid higher dividend yield has performed better than the broader market equity indices. And this becomes evident from the fact that the calendar year return of these indices shows that out of 15 years of study, in 7 years, Nifty Dividend Opportunities 50 has outperformed Nifty 500. The article examines the phenomenon while also listing the five best dividend-yielding stocks

Every fortnight, we recommend one open-ended equity diversified fund that has the best potential of returns for the next one year considering its constituents remain the same.

In the deep blue ocean of the Indian stock market, where volatility reigns supreme, investors often seek safe harbours. In such a scenario, can blue chip mutual funds emerge as a promising option for delivering better risk-adjusted growth? Vardan Pandhare explores