Mid- and small-cap stocks have borne the brunt of the market correction in the last 12 months, witnessing deeper drawdowns and far greater volatility compared to their large-cap peers, a mint analysis shows. Within the Nifty 50 stocks, 16 are trading 15% to 33% below their 52-week highs. In contrast, the broader Nifty 500 shows…
Large cap vs mid cap vs small cap Stocks: Diversifying into large, mid and small cap stocks is a strategic step to distribute the risk… highlights Most of the people investing in the Indian stock market must be familiar with the names Large-cap, Mid-cap and Small-cap. Do you know what is the difference between these…
Indian Stock Market 2026: The year 2025 has been a year of stability and balance for the stock market. There were a lot of ups and downs in the market throughout the year and a lot of difference was seen in the shares of different sectors. Where large cap stocks led the market. At the…
Stock Market Skyrocket: Investors earned Rs 13 lakh crore in a few minutes, what happened that Sensex rose 4000 points highlights The stock market liked US President Donald Trump’s announcement on India-US trade deal. As soon as the stock market opened on Tuesday, the Sensex rose by about 4000 points at the speed of a…
After the budget classified tax on buybacks as capital gains, some relief for buybacks may help return excess capital in a few mature companies, which can then be recycled into newer capital-intensive opportunities, said Krishnan. Some consumer staples, even though they have higher price-to-sales ratios, are generating significant cash flows and could be a better…
Domestic technology stocks staged a strong comeback last week after moving sideways for over a month, supported by better December-quarter growth at large-cap firms, healthier deal pipelines, and management commentary indicating that demand conditions have stabilized. The improved sentiment in the IT sector also helped the Nifty 50 remain higher during the week with mild…
Experts suggest a two-phased year where global volatility and US policy uncertainty initially cap gains, eventually giving way to a more buoyant second half as India’s growth premium becomes too attractive for foreign capital to ignore. Source
