Mid Cap Stocks

These 5 mid-cap stocks may rise up to 20 per cent, as technical charts reveal positive breakouts

Analysts suggest that the overall market valuation has become attractive after the recent correction and investors can start buying large-cap stocks from a medium-to-long term perspective.

The breach of a critical level after a period of nearly 10 months reflects a shift in sentiment. The overall trend remains bearish as the index is making lower top, lower bottom on the technical chart

Give higher weight in your core portfolio to asset classes that offer greater stability

Small-cap index still down 17% YTD, even as Nifty50, mid-cap indices back in green.

The total demat count now stands at 96.5 million, with 16 million new accounts getting added during the first half of 2022 - higher than 12.4 million added in the first half of 2021

Amfi releases list of large, mid, and small-caps based on H1 stock price movement

Twelve stocks are moving from mid-cap to small-cap, reveals an analysis by analyst Brian Freitas of Periscope Analytics

Nifty Midcap Select Index aims to track the performance of a focused portfolio of 25 stocks within the Nifty Midcap 150 index, NSE said in a statement

Stocks like Bajaj Electricals and NALCO can even surge up to 20 per cent each; while MCX, JK Lakshmi Cement and Tata Coffee are also looking good

Experts say this reflects selling pressure in mid-, small-cap space

Since the end of July, measures of red-hot small and midcap shares have slumped and just a bunch of heavyweights have been keeping the largecap rally alive

Indicates that number of declining stocks far exceeds those advancing, and may be a bearish signal

Not only are the small- and mid-cap indices off to their best start to a calendar year since 2014 but their outperformance over large-caps is at record levels

This is a contrast to last year, when mid- and small-cap IT companies traded at a P/E multiple of 13.3x at the end of March 2020

BSE MidCap has doubled in value since the end of March 2020, against a 70% rally in Sensex

In a Q&A, Lav Chaturvedi says the market is still predicting that the impact of the second wave of Covid-19 cases will not be as severe as last year

Key factor that has aided the sharp rally, especially in the mid-cap segment is the ample liquidity with global central banks remaining in an 'accommodative' mode

The markets have largely taken to a downward trend amid high bond yields in the US

Take limited exposure to these stocks and opt for the fund route if you aren't adept at direct investing