In addition, he elaborated on the lending financial affairs, customer discretionary sectors and his views on global cyclic industries, publishing opportunities and risks present in the current market scenario:
Outlook for small and middle cap stocks
Rohit SexSaria believes that opportunities will always exist in the market, especially in small-cap space, where investors can find promising stocks despite fluctuations. He admitted that while the central and small-cap segment saw significant improvement in the market, they are still a little more expensive than large-cap stocks.
As a result, small caps can go through more correction completely. However, he pointed out that numerous pockets of opportunities were emerging in this segment. Sacaria said that for investors who want to enter the market, this is a favorable time to start making their portfolio in the next three months.
NBFC and Landing Financial – Positive View
Saksaria has maintained a positive stance on the banking and financial services sector for over a year and continued to favor it. Within this space, it chooses financing, including non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). He explained that the Reserve Bank of India for India’s liquidity ease measures will support the entire credit financial sector, especially the NBFC.
The evaluation in this space has been reasonable, and concerns about the quality of the property seem to be diminished. According to Sexaria, the industry response suggests that property quality is already improving. He long rejected the fear of the quality crisis of property, describing recent shocks as a small blip instead of the onset of a painful cycle.
Consumer discretion – long -term probability
Consumer discretion is another area where Sacaria sees a strong probability. He pointed out that more money was placed in the hands of taxpayers in the recent budget, which had a positive impact on customer costs. Given this development, he believes that the customer is a good position in the field of wisdom to benefit from increasing demand.
In the long run, India’s vast and ambitious population serves as the main growth driver for this sector. Saksaria emphasized that this demographic trend strengthens the possibility of long -term investment in customer’s discretionary businesses.
Avoid global cycles
While Sacaria is optimistic about NBFC and customer discretionary stocks, it is cautious about global cycles. He advised investors to avoid areas such as metals, mining and global energy. According to him, these industries are heavily influenced by global trends and market cycles, making them less attractive investment opportunities in the current scenario.
He specially stated that his team was clearly moving in these areas due to the volatility and unexpected nature of them.
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