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The 26 sectors selected by the panel for the resolution framework are Power, construction, iron and steel manufacturing, roads, real estate, trading wholesale, textiles, chemicals, consumer durables/FMCG, non-ferrous metals, pharma, logistics, gems and jewellery, cement, auto components, hotels, mining, plastic products manufacturing, automobile manufacturing, auto dealership, aviation, sugar, port and port services, shipping, building materials, and corporate retail outlets. … [Read more...] about Banking stocks trade mixed on resolution framework for COVID-hit assets

Phillips Carbon Black Ltd (PCBL) is a part of RPG Group and the largest carbon black manufacturers in India by capacity and 7th largest carbon black company globally.Post-COVID era, PGBL is expected to benefit from a shift towards personal mobility and pent up demand in automobiles. The company continues to expand its product portfolio of high-performance high-margin grades for both rubber and specialty black applications. … [Read more...] about Portfolio strategy: Mix ‘COVID-proof’ and ‘COVID-recovery’ stocks; here are 7 top buys

Meanwhile, on the breadth front, more than 65 percent of constituents of the Nifty mid-cap and small-cap indices are sustaining above their 100-Days SMA compared to last month’s reading of ~30 percent, indicating improving market breadth that signifies broader market participation. … [Read more...] about D-Street Talk podcast | Small & midcaps likely to outperform in second half of 2020; 7 stocks to buy: Dharmesh Shah

'Strong buying interest in financial stocks led today's market rally as traders have now started realising that the concern of moratorium was overhyped. Apart from financial stocks, select private sector banks, metals, and auto stocks witnessed a sharp rise in buying interest by FPI on Tuesday,” Rahul Sharma, Market Strategist & Research Head, Equity99 Advisors told Moneycontrol. … [Read more...] about Taking Stock: D-St rallies for 5th consecutive day; financials lead the charge

Most prominent technology companies, especially in the US, have witnessed a tremendous recovery after the sharp crash in March. Valuations of companies such as Zoom have skyrocketed as remote working became the norm in the times of COVID-19. Microsoft's Microsoft Teams has witnessed a similar upsurge in usage as most schools and organisation have recently started using its services to organise meetings as well as impart knowledge. … [Read more...] about Not FAANG, but Indian investors are lapping up ‘FAAMNG’ stocks