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Indian indices fell today, tracking global cues. Asian stocks declined and oil prices jumped as concerns about the impact of aggressive sanctions against Russia sank shares in Europe and US. At open, sensex fell 634.29 points to 55,612, nifty shed 1.03% to 16620 economic risks are tempering expectations for how steeply the federal reserve will raise interest rates. Markets have priced out any risk of a half-point March liftoff. Traders in the U.K. and Europe have also dialed back rate-hike bets.
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Monday, oil stocks were up about 4% and Asia-Pacific stocks were mixed as
investors eye the Russia-Ukraine crisis and related sanctions. Global markets
were volatile last week following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. US stocks rose
before closing on Friday, but futures fell in overnight trading on Sunday.
Russia continued its advance into Ukraine over the weekend, with reports of
fighting in the streets and troops encircling Kyiv.
President Vladimir Putin on Sunday placed his country's deterrent forces, which
reportedly include nuclear weapons, on high alert in response to the
international response to the Russian invasion. The US and its allies announced
new sanctions and measures against Russia, such as: B. Rapid removal of
selected Russian banks from the interbank messaging system. On the diplomatic
front, representatives of the governments of Ukraine and Russia have agreed to
meet without preconditions at the Ukraine-Belarus border. Belarus, which
borders both Ukraine and Russia, has close ties with Moscow.
Oil & Gas Stocks: Traveling.
Stocks like GAIL - up 4.93%; GSPL – up 4.53%; Petronet – up 4.13%; BPCL - up
2.87%; MGL – up 2.26%; MRPL - up 2.15% and Hindustan Petroleum - up 1.98%
traded at decent gains.
These are the oil and gas stocks with the lowest trailing price-to-earnings
ratios over the last 12 months. A low price-to-earnings ratio shows that you're
paying less for every dollar of profit made. Profits can be returned to
shareholders in the form of dividends and share buybacks. These are the top oil
& gas stocks ranked by a growth model that rates companies based on a 50/50
weight of their most recent quarterly annual percentage sales growth and their
most recent quarterly YOY earnings per share growth. Both sales and earnings
are crucial factors for the success of a company. Therefore, ranking companies
by just one growth metric makes a ranking vulnerable to that quarter's
accounting anomalies (e.g., changes in tax laws or restructuring costs), which
can cause one number or another to not be representative of the company in
general. Companies with quarterly EPS or revenue growth greater than 2,500% were
excluded as outliers.
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Nifty
recovered initial losses in a volatile session today, extending gains into the second straight day ahead of the release of the country's official gross domestic product data. Gains in metals, oil & gas, and IT fueled the recovery while losses in financial & auto shares limited the upside.As a result of heightened geopolitical tensions following the imposition of new western sanctions on Russia over
Ukraine, investors were still nervous.The sensex ended the day up 388.8 points at 56247, rebounding 1413 points from its lowest point of the day. The nifty settled at 16793, up 135.5 points from its previous close after dipping below the 16400 mark during the session.Today Hindalco,Tata Steel, Power
Grid, JSW Steel, BPCL, Titan & Coal India closing between 3.5 % & 7.2 %
higher were among the top blue-chip
gainers. On the other hand, HDFC Life, Dr Reddy's, Axis Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra,
HDFC Bank, HDFC & Eicher falling between 1.6 % & three percent for the
day were the worst hit among the 16 laggards in the nifty pack.Reliance Industries,
Infosys, ICICI Bank & Tata Steel were the biggest contributors to the gain
in both headline indices. Markets will remain shut on tomorrow for the
Mahashivratri holiday.
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Russia has launched an attack by armed forces on Ukraine and the event has sent shockwaves around the world. However we advised investors not to panic and stay invested in quality stocks given the ongoing uncertainty about Russia and Ukraine. The Sensex plunged over 2000 points in morning trade after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, oil prices rose, surpassing $100 a barrel for the first time since 2014. Market participants were also concerned as India Ratings revised down its GDP growth forecast for 2021-22 to 8.6% from the previously forecast 9.2%. There was also some pessimism as foreign institutional investors (FII) remained net sellers of domestic stocks on Wednesday.
Should You Panic or Stay Invested?
According to us this is a time when investor’s patience and discipline will be tested. Markets are choppy and likely to remain so for some time, but that shouldn't deter a serious investor.
Investors should not panic and continue to stay long in India.
1) Balance sheets stronger than ever: India's corporate health is at its strongest in a long time - deleveraging has been seen across sectors and cash reserves have skyrocketed. As a result, corporate trust is high.
2) Promoters are optimistic about business potential: this is reflected in promoters' increasing participation in Nifty50 over time, rising from 32% to 45% over the past decade. Interestingly, post-Covid promoters have increased their share by around 3%.
3) Capital Expenditure (Capex): The private investment cycle is making a comeback. On the other hand, public investment spending remains strong, with the government providing a boost even in the latest union budget. The budget created a virtuous circle that would drive a multi-year growth cycle by focusing on sustained economic recovery through demand-side policies and supply-side reforms to jump-start the investment cycle and encourage private sector involvement.
4) China plus one: The strategy helps boost demand in certain sectors. Also, India's green energy transition opens up a whole new investment opportunity for investors.
5) PLI Program: The program is a major game changer that encourages and supports domestic manufacturing.
Entering and exiting investments based on undue reliance on recent performance is likely to lead to excessive trading and poorer performance results. This is the time to reassess the fundamentals, have faith in India's long-term potential and stay invested in it. The investors should continue to hold growth stocks and allow for volatility. Markets would be curious to see how the Ukraine crisis develops and what kind of countermeasures will be announced by the West. Post that one could expect a stabilization of the markets. Investors could add stocks in a staggered fashion once the market stabilizes, and as a strategy they should focus on domestically-focused companies for now.
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Today nifty saw a healthy rebound with the BSE Sensex
climbing more than 1,000 points, following a recovery in global peers. This
followed the rout in the previous session caused by the Ukraine-Russia conflict
that eroded more than Rs 13.4 lakh crore of investors’ wealth in a single day.
But the number of stocks that hit the lower circuit remained higher than those
at the upper circuit.
The market, after hitting lows of September 2021 in the
previous session, recovered by more than 2 % driven by short covering and
value buying in beaten -down quality stocks. The nifty jumped 413 points
to 16,661, and sensex rallied 1,355 points to 55,885.The recovery in
the broader market was also sharp as the nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100
indices gained around 4 % each, while sectors including banking, financial
services, IT, metal, pharma, auto and realty gained 2-5%.Despite the rally, nearly 300 stocks hit their lower
circuits against 250 stocks hitting the upper circuit . Most of the
stocks that hit the lower circuit are from the ‘B’ Group and lower category stocks.Companies
traded under the permitted category on the BSE, listed mutual funds and scrips
objected to by the surveillance department of the exchange are kept out of the
ambit of the group ‘A’. Generally, ‘A’ group stocks are the most liquid ones
and are traded in the normal rolling settlement process, while ‘B’ group stocks
are also in the normal rolling settlement process but are ranked below ‘A’
group shares on certain parameters including liquidity. ‘T’ Group shares are
not available for intraday trading.
Important level for nifty
SUPPORT: 16490, 16312, 15998
RESISTANCE: 16804, 16940, 17254
The market is not out of woods yet given looming concerns of Ukraine-Russia tensions and elevated oil prices, which could delay the global economic recovery. In fact, the higher oil price is the major concern for a country like India that imports 82-85 % of oil requirement. For long-term investors who can ignore the short-term gyrations in the market, there are buying opportunities in high-quality stocks that have corrected significantly. Financials, IT and real estate stocks have the potential to bounce back smartly in a favorable environment.