STOCK OUTLOOK OFWEEK (8-12APR )

Investors remained cautious in the week gone by as Indian indices ended with marginal loss amid the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections on April 11, the start of earnings from India Inc and no major cues from global markets.The Sensex ended 0.24 percent lower at 38767.11, while Nifty ended at 11,643.5, down 0.19 percent.The IT major TCS and Infosys announced their Q4 results after market close on April 12.Infosys reported better than expected profit at Rs 4,074 crore in Q4, registering a growth of 13 percent over the previous quarter. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) reported healthy net profit growth for March quarter on April 12 which was higher. The company reported a beat on net profit and revenues while it missed estimates in terms of EBIT as well as margins.TCS closed 0.26 percent lower at Rs 2,013 on Friday on the BSE. TCS Q4 PAT jumps 18% YoY to Rs 8,126cr; company announces dividend of Rs 18/shareInfosys may see knee-jerk reaction on April 15; 10 key takeaways from Q4 resultsMaruti stares at worst quarter in 5 yrs, improvement likely after electionsLarge-cap may continue to out perform: Max Life Insurance's Mihir VoraMFs exposure to Essel group papers may cause more pain for debt fundsCorporate houses, mutual funds raise exposure to Mindtree in Q4

MARKET REVIEW FOR UPCOMING SESSIONS

Until the general election, the Indian market will be volatile and the trend will be largely dictated by global cues. Investors will be better off to book losses in small-caps and invest in quality large-cap as well as mid-cap stocks.This is a good time to invest in the market as many quality names are off their all-time highs and are available at reasonable valuations. So, quality investing and diversification are the two main ideas for equity investing at this juncture.We are advising investors to sell small-cap stocks which are not backed by quality or have corporate governance issues and to recover the lost value we are advising them to invest in quality large-caps and mid-caps.Market volatility has increased along with the market risk premium. In fact, non-frontline stocks are faced with additional challenges of liquidity. Thus, they could correct also significantly during periods of stress

MARKET SUMMARY 04 SEP 2018

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The benchmark indices settled lower on Tuesday amid a weakening rupee, which fell to its fresh record low for the third straight session earlier in the day.The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 38,158, down 155 points while the broader Nifty50 index settled at 11,520, down 62 points.The Indian currency slipped to a new record low of 71.50 per dollar in intra-day trade. It has declined 3.3 per cent in August and over 10 per cent so far in year-to-date, to emerge as the worst-performing currency in Asia.In individual stocks, banking shares such as HDFC Bank, State Bank of India (SBI), IndusInd Bank and ICICI Bank fell in the range of 1 per cent to 3.3 per cent.Among sectoral indices, the Nifty IT index rose around 2 per cent led by a rise in Infosys, HCL Technologies, and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) TCS share buyback offer will open on Thursday, September 06, 2018 and closes on Friday, September 21, 2018.