There has been a lot of ups and downs in the stock market for the last few days. Nifty and Sensex are sometimes showing decline and sometimes improvement.
If we look at the situation of last 18 days, the market fell for 9 days and improved for 3 days. Today on Tuesday (December 16) again some weakness was seen in the market and Nifty slipped below 26,000.
In such a situation, every investor has only one question in his mind: “Has the market made its ‘bottom’ or is there still more to come?
Analysts’ opinion: No need to fear
Market experts believe that it is more likely that the bad phase has now passed.
Long Term: India’s economy is strong. History is witness to the fact that investors who remain in the Indian market in the long term have always benefited.
Short Term: The ups and downs may continue for some time. This is a normal part of any ‘bull market’.
Reason for decline: Delay in US-India trade deal
The biggest pressure on the market right now is due to the delay in the ‘India-US Trade Deal’.
This delay remains a ‘headwind’ for the market.
If this delay prolongs further, it may impact the dollar-rupee price and other sectors of the market as well.
Investment opportunities: These stocks have earning power
Even amidst the market decline, there is a great earning opportunity in some big companies (Large Cap Stocks). According to the latest report of brokerage house, these stocks may rise by 30% to 40% in future:
Company Name
Advice
Potential Returns (Upside)
Latest News
Motilal Oswal Financial
Strong Buy
42%
The company’s performance is expected to remain strong.
Power Grid Corp
buy
41%
The company has got a new transmission project, which will be beneficial in future.
Bharat Electronics (BEL)
buy
41%
to BEL ₹776 crore New defense orders have been received, which is good news for the stock.
Hindustan Unilever (HUL)
buy
40%
This is considered a good option for safe investment.
NLC India
Strong Buy
32%
This company can also perform well in the power sector.
Advice for Investors
Experts say that if the decline is due to global reasons, then it is for a short period. But if the reasons are local, the effect may last longer. Right now the situation is mixed, so buying shares of good companies in decline can be a wise step.
