The other day, I found myself chatting with my nephew, and somehow our conversation veered to a topic related to the mid-19th century.

As investors eagerly await the outcome of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, hoping for a decisive political mandate, the equity markets are witnessing heightened volatility, along with optimism driven by quarterly financial results and expectations of a post-election result rally. Mandar Wagh analyses company performances sector-wise to offer deeper insights into the future outlooks of various sectors, considering growth triggers and risk factors. 

Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) is a leading player in India’s residential real estate market. In 1987, it became a part of the Godrej Group and in 1989 it became a subsidiary of Godrej Industries Limited, which holds 47.34 per cent of the company’s equity share capital as of March 31, 2024.

On May 15, 2024, foreign institutional investors (FII) offloaded shares worth Rs 2,832.83 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DII) bought shares worth Rs 3,788.38 crore.

About 1,999 stocks are advancing as against 1,792 stocks that are declining, thus indicating a positive sentiment in the broader market.

Small-cap infrastructure company posts robust results; PAT zooms over 900 per cent, FIIs increase stake

Investors often face the dilemma of whether to allow the portfolio to ride on or not, especially when the market is in a bull phase. In times like these, the key is to keep your focus on the original mix of equity and debt and be prepared to rebalance the portfolio, if required.
 

The stock market is finding itself in a jittery position amid low voter turnout.

The US dollar exhibited volatility, ranging between 104.8 and 105.7, reflecting mixed signals regarding the US economy alongside predominantly hawkish remarks from Fed officials.

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.

Exchange traded funds (ETFs) have undeniably revolutionised the investment landscape for both investors and financial services professionals alike.