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Multibagger Stocks: Most of the stocks have seen a strong decline in the Indian stock market since the last six months. Due to this decline, there has been a great investment opportunity for investors. & Nbsp; There are enough opportunities for short and long-term investors amid fluctuations. This information was given in a report.
In the report released by Motilal Oswal Private Wealth, an optimistic stance has been taken in short term and long for equity. The brokerage firm said that investors should continue investing in large-caps and hybrid funds through Lumpmas, while in the next six months should invest in mid-cap and small-cover shares in a phased manner. & Nbsp;
This report comes at a time when the evaluation of large-cap in recent times has come below the average of 10-year. Motilal Oswal Wealth Limited Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Ashish Shankar said, "Due to the recent decline, the evaluation of large-cap has come below the average of 10 years on a one-year forward basis." He said that although the midcap and smallcap index are still trading at the premium, but there are opportunities emerging there too. & Nbsp;
The report states that the recent steps taken by the government to promote consumption are expected to gain momentum. The report states that, "The Indian stock market is currently in the era of consolidation. Global economic uncertainties, American tariffs and strong dollars have promoted market volatility. Despite these challenges, the government measures taken for the purpose of increasing consumption can strengthen India’s economy."
Brokerage House believes that in the first half of the year, there will be more clarity on economic challenges. The report said that in the recent decline, if any investors feel that their allocation in equity is low, then they can increase the allocation by implementing the lump sum investment strategy for hybrid and large cap funds and can invest in the next 6 months in the next 6 months."Text-Align: justify;"> Read also:
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