Expert Opinions

Veteran fund manager Sandip Agarwal projects a 20-30% return for Indian IT stocks as the worst seems over, though he cautions against expecting a sustained structural bull run.

Renowned market expert Raja Venkatraman provided his top technical stock recommendations for traders eyeing opportunities on April 23rd, focusing on short-term strategies.

Renowned investor Francois Rochon advocates for a long-term, patient approach to wealth creation, emphasizing owning high-quality companies and disregarding short-term market noise.

Many investors over-diversify their mutual fund portfolios by holding too many funds, potentially diluting returns and increasing complexity. Experts suggest that 4-6 strategically chosen funds offer optimal diversification.

Discover whether holding multiple demat accounts is right for your investment strategy, weighing the advantages against the potential complexities for Indian investors.

Rajesh Singla, CEO of Alpha AMC, highlights the robust, long-term potential of India's defence sector driven by government support. He advises a company-specific strategy for the IT sector, currently navigating an AI-driven transformation.

As Indian markets show a strong rebound, market expert Mayuresh Joshi advocates for a selective investment approach, emphasizing quality and defensive themes amidst evolving global conditions.

Veteran market observer Pankaj Murarka believes Indian markets are poised for new peaks this year, driven by a broad economic recovery and strong performance from the financial, energy, and consumption sectors. He emphasizes individual stock selection in the mid and small-cap segments for superior returns.

Stephen Innes of SPI Asset Management highlights oil, AI, and pervasive uncertainty as key drivers of global markets, describing the current environment not as peace, but a fragile calm.

India's recent excise duty cut on petrol provides consumer relief, but Oil Marketing Companies continue bleeding losses. We explore why the market may be underestimating the structural challenges facing OMCs.

Market corrections shouldn't trigger panic—they're golden opportunities to acquire quality companies at attractive valuations, according to Warren Buffett's time-tested investment philosophy.

Nomura suggests India's paint sector is navigating temporary cost pressures but maintains strong structural fundamentals, signaling potential for double-digit revenue growth recovery.

Industry veteran KV Kamath warns that India's financial sector is undergoing rapid transformation, with traditional players struggling to keep pace with fintech innovation and changing consumer preferences.

With Indian equities trading at more attractive valuations following recent market correction, DSP Mutual Fund's Sahil Kapoor sees compelling entry points for long-term investors in financials and technology sectors.

Market strategist Neeraj Dewan believes Indian equities have weathered the worst of recent volatility, identifying IT, pharma, and defence sectors as pockets of potential growth for long-term investors.

Robert Kiyosaki highlights potential global economic challenges ahead, advocating for strategic positioning in tangible assets like gold, real estate, and cryptocurrencies rather than traditional equity holdings.

Investment strategist Gurmeet Chadha advocates systematic investment in defence-focused mutual funds, projecting robust 5-10 year returns driven by geopolitical tensions and India's expanding defence budget.

With geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty at elevated levels, prominent market strategists are adopting a cautious stance. Here's why staying on the sidelines may be prudent in the current environment.

Geojit Investments' Dr V K Vijayakumar has lowered year-end expectations for the Nifty index, citing need for investors to adopt a more conservative approach to portfolio returns.

Renowned investor Robert Kiyosaki has raised concerns about a possible market downturn in 2026, urging investors to diversify into tangible assets like gold, oil, and cryptocurrency to hedge against economic uncertainty.