Will the stock market continue the uptrend or selling likely to resume | Groww TV live
Published: 2025-03-24
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Published: 2025-03-24
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SAIL's crude steel production capacity is projected to reach 35.65 MTPA by 2031 due to the operationalization of the Tasra cooking coal mine.
"This is expected to increase crude steel production capacity to 35.65 MTPA by 2031."
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The Tasra cooking coal mine in Jharkhand is expected to begin operations in the second half of 2026, which will contribute to SAIL's production capacity.
"The company's production in FY24 was 19.1 MTPA. This facility is located in Jharkhand and is planned to start operations by the second half of 2026."
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Analysts see NTPC as a significant opportunity due to India's growing power demand.
"Analysts believe that NTPC could be a strong play on India's power demand potential."
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NTPC shares are given a target price of ₹475 by a brokerage firm.
"The brokerage has given a target of NTPC shares at ₹475."
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More clarity on NTPC's future growth driver, nuclear power, is expected within the next six months.
"Macquarie believes that the company's next long-term growth driver, nuclear power, will gain more clarity in the coming six months."
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Regulatory developments and an upcoming discussion in mid-April are expected to positively impact gas stocks.
"Due to the proposed regulatory boost and the open house discussion scheduled for mid-April."
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Morgan Stanley anticipates that new regulations for long-haul gas will benefit transportation and upstream production companies.
"According to Morgan Stanley's outlook, regulatory changes for long-haul gas players will benefit transporters and upstream producers."
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The speaker believes that India's major bull market rally has concluded, and the market will likely experience below-average returns for the next few years.
"On a structural basis the big Mac rally in India is over. What will happen now is that the market is going to have a period of subpar less than average acceptable returns for the next few years."
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Significant wealth creation is expected to occur in the small-cap segment of the market.
"The fact is that if big money is to be made then it will be made in this area of the market."
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The investor has shifted their allocation significantly away from the US market, even taking short positions, due to a bearish outlook.
"my value there has almost become zero, India did not become zero, US became zero, in fact I was short in US since last year, I think about from October-November I had bought put options because I am very bearish on US also."
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The speaker advises investing during periods of extreme negative sentiment ('blood on the streets') as this is historically when market bottoms are formed.
"The bottom will always be on bad news. It is very easy to say. By When There Is Blood on the Streets. Right? That is the famous saying. But when the feelings come down and actually there is blood on the streets. Our sentiments become so bad that we don't feel like taking them. And this is what we have to work against. When our sentiments are so bad, that is the right time to invest."
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Recent actions by the central bank and government are expected to lead to gradual fundamental improvements in the market.
"the data points will gradually improve because there are many majors that we are seeing in the last one month, both from the central bank and the government, which will fundamentally improve it."
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Despite initial concerns, the banking sector has historically outperformed other indices and is showing a strong chart.
"So, I would say this is a very, very good chart because initially, six months ago, it seemed that banking sector may also fall significantly along with Nifty. But net net, when we look at the historical data, it was an outperforming index."
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Financials, metals, energy, and PSUs are identified as leading sectors.
"So, in this, these three two-three segments which I mentioned and in this I will also add metals because the metal sector also did not make any new losses in February. So these three-four sectors came before us."
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Based on technical analysis, NBFCs are preferred due to their demonstrated strength compared to other financial segments.
"Purely if we judge it on technical basis. So my preference is towards NBFCs because they have been stronger out of the two."
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A global trend of liquidity moving from high-valuation sectors to low-valuation sectors is observed.
"So, in this entire fight between high valuation and low valuation, these winning sectors came before us. And this thing is happening globally also."
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Money is currently flowing into low-valuation stocks, including PSU stocks, NBFCs, OMCs, and metals.
"So now the entire trade is low valuation. This includes PSU stocks, NBFCs and OMCs. All these and other metals also come in it. These are all low value stocks into which money is essentially flowing right now."
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The mid-cap index is expected to underperform the Nifty over the next two years, meaning it will grow at a slower pace than Nifty.
"I think in the next two years we will see this difference that the mid cap index will move lower than the Nifty. He will under perform. This does not mean that it will go down but it will go up less or it will go up equal. What was happening till now was that he was running twice as fast as Nifty."
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The 61.8% retracement level for the market fall from September to October is identified as 24600-24800, which will be a key level to watch for market support.
"the 61.8% retracement. So the entire fall that has occurred since October till now, in fact the top made in September, 61.8% of it comes around 24700. To be very precise, if I take the range from 24630 but 61 to 66%, then within this range of 24600 to 24800, we will judge whether the market is stopping here."
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A stronger bull market is anticipated in the second half of 2026, following a period of consolidation and fundamental improvements.
"Then again it will go into consolidation for two-three months and then when the fundamentals catch up then we will see a stronger bull market in the second half, yaar in 2026, sorry"
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