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Sanjiv Bhasin from IIFL Securities offers insights on various stocks and sectors. He recommends Idea, Vedanta, Maruti, Indiabulls Real Estate, and Vodafone Idea. Bhasin says: \”For me, today belongs to Vodafone Idea. This FPO is the only opportunity to get the stock at Rs 11. This is going to be the stock of the year.\” His analysis covers HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, GAIL, Wipro, and HCL Tech among others.

Kenneth Andrade anticipates significant growth in the power market, emphasizing massive investments in energy capex equivalent to India\’s GDP over the next 15 years. He discusses the impact on various sectors and the rationale behind his pharma holdings, focusing on profitability potential. Andrade says he is avoiding banks because he chooses to be on the asset side and not on the liability side.

Sandip Sabharwal discusses the challenges and opportunities in various sectors, emphasizing the importance of waiting for corrections to invest in high-growth potential stocks. He provides insights on telecom, exchanges, IT, consumer stocks, and global trends.

Hemang Jani remains cautious on the IT sector. He says \”the only positive takeaway is that the market is already sensing that there would be a significant negative growth of about 1% to 1.8% in terms of quarterly revenue growth for Infosys. The next year guidance was anywhere from 3% to 5%, which is mediocre. So, it would be best to stay away from IT till we get more colour on growth.\”

Daljeet Singh Kohli advises caution in the IT sector, preferring telecom, EV, and two-wheeler sectors for investments. Kohli says: \”We do not believe IT companies are at the end of the tunnel. It will take some more time, especially the BFSI segment which is the mainstay for most of our IT companies. Unless that picks up, I do not think they will have too much to talk about in terms of numbers.\”

Anand Tandon advises focusing on tactical plays in private sector banks amidst market sector value concerns. He highlights the power sector\’s growth potential but suggests waiting for better entry points for investment in various sectors.

Sanjiv Bhasin says the \”Nifty now looks poised to regain 22,500, 22600. So, largecaps should be the biggest beneficiaries as we plough back and metals and commodities are leading. But Elon Musk\’s visit is not just symbolic, it is a showcase of the potential of what our economy holds for investing after China plus one will be even bigger icing on the cake.\”

Sanjiv Bhasin recommends strategic investments in HUL, LTI, and Indiabulls Real Estate. He advises reallocation from heavyweight stocks to capitalize on growth prospects. Opportunities also lie in ICICI Bank, Bharti Hexacom, Voda-Idea, and IDFC Bank. Bhasin further says: \”We are looking at one pullback rally because all negatives are slowly getting priced in. \”

Sudip Bandyopadhyay shares insights on various sectors. Recommends quality stocks like Larsen & Toubro and highlights optimism for TCS, concerns in FMCG & chemicals, and potential in commercial real estate and metal sectors. He further says Monday\’s correction and maybe a few more days’ corrections which we will see, provides a good opportunity to buy some of the quality stocks which have corrected.

Rupesh D Sankhe discusses the strong fundamentals in the power sector, with some companies facing stretched valuations. Opportunities exist in renewable energy sectors and ancillary companies like smart meter manufacturers and HVDC companies. Sankhe says: \”With the kind of investment that is happening on the solar, wind side, companies like Suzon Energy, Inox Wind will benefit from the RTC tenders as well as the wind auction which is happening.\”

Vidya Bala advises cautious optimism in market investments, with focus on specific sectors for potential growth. Monitoring commodity prices, market corrections, and sector shifts for strategic investment decisions amidst evolving market conditions. Bala further says: \”Moving into FY25, we are not sure if the earlier growth momentum can be maintained.\”

Guggenheim analysts downgraded ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) from Buy to Neutral and removed their previous price target of $838.