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Decoded: What are the reasons behind the bull run as Sensex hits 50,000?

Sensex moved up 20 per cent in the last 12 months since January 2020.

With Sensex at 50,000, which sectors & stocks are still investment worthy?

In this podcast, Abhimanyu Sofat, Head of Research at IIFL Securities and VK Vijaya kumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services shares the stocks and sectors they are bullish on

Tech view: Sensex may hit 54,000 within next six months, charts show

Sensex has already rallied 94.2 per cent (till Wednesday's closing) from its March low of 25,639

Lofty earnings growth estimates, liquidity boom keep stocks afloat

Analysts are forecasting Nifty EPS to grow 60% by FY23

Sensex, Nifty fall ahead of Budget amid global weakness; ONGC falls 4.6%

Sensex declines over 1,000 points in two days

Easy money = higher stocks? Think again

It seems intuitively obvious that easy money would find its way into stocks, but evidence on the ground is too thin

Investor wealth declines over Rs 2.23 trillion tracking weak markets

Investor wealth on Friday declined over Rs 2.23 trillion as markets cracked

SBI Cards, HCL Tech: 88 stocks from Nifty500 show strength amid volatility

Adani Enterprises, Berger Paints (I), Bharti Airtel, Eicher Motors, Grasim Industries are among the other notable names

Tips to ride market volatility & sectors to invest in ahead of Budget 2021

Listen to the podcast to know how one should play this volatile market ahead of the Budget presentation, scheduled on February 1, 2021

Low price denomination stocks dominate investor interest, shows data

Thirty-nine, including Subex, McLeod Russel, Jet Airways, Jain Irrigation Systems, and Sintex Plastics Technology, have surged more than 5x during this period

Worried about valuations? Go for a balanced advantage fund, say experts

Investors who run an asset-allocated portfolio with periodic rebalancing can manage without them

Global shares fall as Covid-19 pandemic fears overshadow aid hopes

Global shares and U.S. futures were mostly lower Monday as hopes for more U.S. economic aid were countered by fears over spreading damage from the pandemic. France's CAC 40 slipped 0.5 per cent in early trading to 5,677.99, while Germany's DAX slipped 0.8 per cent to 13,943.02. Britain's FTSE 100 shed 0.4 per cent to 6,843.12. U.S. shares were poised for a weak start with Dow futures down nearly 0.7 per cent at 30,793.00. S&P 500 futures fell 0.6 per cent to 3,794.00. Traders continued to be cheered by prospects that the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden will pump more aid into the U.S. economy, a move that will help Asia and other export-driven nations. But that optimism is tempered by worries over the potential for further disruptions on the political front before Biden takes office on January 20, following last weeks riots at the U.S. Capitol. Biden may also struggle to win support for his pledges of much more financial support for individuals and businesses,

Don't exit the market over fears of a correction in high equity valuations

Use the SIP route to average out costs, stick to your pre-decided asset allocation, or invest in an asset allocation fund to deal with the current highs in the market

Exchanges and depository stocks surge since March lows, shows data

Analysts said investors are betting on stocks which had little or no disruption in their business activity after the onslaught of Covid-19

Revival hopes fuel 500% surge in Jet Airways stock since September 2020

Analysts, however, advise caution against excessive speculation in the counter

Equity schemes see outflow for 6th month on surge in profit-booking

Outflows surpassed Rs 33K crore between July and December

BSE cash market trades on mobiles up 11x on wider access, cheap data

The share of cash market trades carried out on mobile phones was 1.5 per cent in January 2016 on the BSE. It rose to 16.6 per cent in December last year.

Tide may be turning for Indian tile makers on improved demand outlook

The Indian tile industry is estimated to be worth nearly Rs 39,000 crore per year

Delivery percentage surges in 2 months, the highest since April 2019

Delivery percentage showed a year-end rise and was at 39 per cent in the last two months

Sensex climbs Mount 48,000 as investors cheer Covid-19 vaccine nod

The Sensex ended the session at 48,177, following a gain of 308 points or 0.64 per cent. The Nifty, on the other hand, rose 114 points, or 0.8 per cent, to end the session at 14,133