Sebi issues FAQs pertaining to regulatory provisions for Research Analysts

Sebi has announced that research service personnel must obtain NISM certification within a year. Institutional investors no longer need to sign consent forms. Research analysts will still share terms and conditions. Sebi clarified what constitutes a research report. Journalists are exempt from registration, but recommendations must be based on registered analysts’ reports. Restrictions apply to trading securities recommended by analysts.

Get ready for a narrower market over next 2-4 years where earnings surprises will drive share prices: Rakshit Ranjan

Rakshit Ranjan highlights a slowdown in Nifty 50’s earnings growth, coupled with high valuations, creating market uncertainty. He suggests a shift towards bottom-up stock picking, emphasizing earnings surprises as key drivers. Marcellus’ CCP portfolio focuses on companies with competitive advantages and high reinvestment rates, particularly in healthcare and evolving retail models.

GNG Electronics IPO opens with robust 44% GMP. Should you subscribe?

GNG Electronics launched its IPO aiming to raise Rs 460 crore through fresh issue and offer for sale, showing strong financials and investor interest with a 44% GMP. The company will use the proceeds to repay debt and for general corporate purposes. Brokerages recommend subscribing, citing GNG’s scale, growth, and strategic positioning in the refurbished electronics market.

Nilesh Shah on how to treat smallcaps and midcaps right now

Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital remains optimistic about mid and small-cap stocks. Economic growth and rising per capita income will drive their expansion. He emphasizes stock picking and the diverse universe of listed companies. Recent IPOs offer opportunities in digitalization. Corrections can provide entry points for investors. The mid and small-cap space is becoming more diverse and enriching.

IHCL guidance has been around 35% and we will achieve that for the year despite big disruptions: Puneet Chhatwal

IHCL’s MD & CEO, Puneet Chhatwal, emphasizes the Taj brand’s strength, driving significant RevPAR premiums. Despite operational challenges, strategic asset management and renovations fuel growth. The company anticipates robust new business expansion with high margins, projecting substantial hotel openings and maintaining a focus on both domestic and international markets for continued double-digit revenue growth.