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«If I look at the overall PE of the mid and smallcap, obviously they look expensive, but there are pockets which look reasonably good,» says Sridhar Sivaram, Enam Holdings. You make a good case for it, for sure. But what has not been stable or at least when it comes to earnings and this is something that you have also brought up is what is going on with the mid and the smallcaps. Are you still firmly of the view that largecaps is a safer place to be? Sridhar Sivaram: So, actually, mid and smallcap, it is such a big basket that we do find interesting ideas there where we can see strong earnings growth, like power sector is something that we really like, a lot of the power equipment companies are in the mid and smallcap space and they are growing at, say, 30-40%, a lot of the EMS companies are in the midcap space, they are growing at 30-40%. Obviously, these stocks have also rallied. But we think where there is earnings support, these mid and smallcaps can continue growing.

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Ashi Anand, Founder & CEO, IME Capital, says the whole shift towards digital platforms in India is a theme that is very attractive from a longer-term perspective. It is a longer term story around value migration that is happening from traditional businesses towards digital forms of transaction. This could be across payments, food, or transportation, etc. The other core space Anand is gung-ho on is financiers which includes the BFSI space, and capital markets. There is a clear growth runway as the financialization of savings in India is still a nascent kind of trend. You track IT or tech pretty closely. Do you think that is one sector which will manage to wade through the storm that we are currently seeing because it is showing some sporadic outperforming moves? Ashi Anand: We need to differentiate between IT services and tech or what we like to call digital or digital platforms. If I just focus on digital platforms, that is really the longer term story around value migration that is happening from traditional businesses towards digital forms of transaction. Now, this could be across payments, it could be across food, it could be across transportation, etc. The whole shift towards digital platforms in India is honestly a theme that we believe to be very attractive from a longer-term perspective and really does not get too impacted by whatever is going on right now.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Growing anxiety over Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd's (Tafe) rising ownership in Agco Corp., plus its demand for board-level changes at the US-based tractor maker, prompted the latter to snap its brand agreement with the Chennai-based company, according to Tafe's court filings, as well as a senior company executive. After discontinuing some business ties with Tafe earlier this year, Agco on 30 September terminated its agreement that allowed Tafe to sell tractors under the Massey Ferguson brand, accusing the Indian company of what it called inappropriate and unauthorized actions.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The Nifty may be poised for a rebound after falling nearly 5% over the last four sessions, with a key indicator showing the selling frenzy has taken the index to oversold territory. The put-call ratio (PCR), which shows how many Nifty put options relative to call options (monthly as well as weekly series) are outstanding or open, has broken a one-year low of 0.7 to hit 0.69 on Friday, as per data analytics firm IndiaCharts.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: “Buy on the sound of cannons, sell on the sound of trumpets." — Nathan Mayer Rothschild 17 January 1991. Time: 2.38 am.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Asafoetida and kala namak were two things that would make me pinch my nose as a kid. Not surprising, given that both have a strong and strange smell and taste for anyone who’s olfactory and gustatory receptors are just developing.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A major explanation for India’s manufacturing sector remaining stagnant despite policy efforts to stimulate its growth lies in the changing traits of industrialization, with India being a latecomer only making it more challenging. In China and the US, industrialization and urbanization took place together.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. One of the biggest simplifications in markets is to buy cyclical sectors when the economy’s booming, and defensives in a slowdown. It’s obvious—until you try to decide what’s cyclical and what’s defensive.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. One of the consequences of reading The Many Lives of Syeda X is that referring to what is called “the informal economy" in India will always henceforth seem a willful denial of reality. That part of the economy in Neha Dixit’s telling of many of the 50 jobs that her protagonist Syeda has worked at over a few decades is better described as a Dickensian brutalisation of a vulnerable workforce.

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