Ambareesh Baliga

Stock market strategy after Lok Sabha election results: The BJP may end up focusing more on the coalition partners than concentrating on economic growth.

Election results will keep market participants glued to the political landscape for the next few days - probably the most expensive elections from the point of the view of public health

Analysts revised the earnings estimate multiple times - from an EPS contraction in FY21 to the latest estimates of a around 15 per cent growth. Moreover, FY22 EPS is expected to grow further by 30%

A prudent investor, is one who has control over this thoughts and expectations. One should decide how much is enough and most importantly not regret moving out

Today, globally, the 'Robinhood' investors are considered a force to reckon with, due to their collective liquidity and well spread reach.

Mukesh Ambani, despite being a later starter in the Retail Business, is today the undisputed emperor.

Given the severity of the situation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the timing of rate transmission holds great significance.

Mukesh Ambani needs to balance the ship now; RIL rights issue unattractive

We need to get used to the "new normal" now and calibrate our expectations accordingly

The government may not have the fiscal muscle to dole out more sops but they have to do it by letting go of the fiscal deficit target.

As of now, Indian market seems quite insulated from the health scare, as there has not been any serious cases of coronavirus here.

If Supreme Court strikes down the NCLAT order restoring Cyrus Mistry's position, then life returns to normal at Tata Group.

The next bull-run would be based on strong business models, high standard of ethics, corporate governance and healthy balance-sheets.

It will be interesting to see how the new government will generate additional revenues to fund populist schemes already announced without dampening the market mood.

As predicted by IMF, the threat to the global economy seems real now. President Trump's focus will also shift to target other countries for such tariff hikes and India will be no exception.

The markets were preparing for this sort of a mandate, though not as bad as what has emerged today. They were expecting BJP to lose in Madhya Pradesh

With PSU Banks reeling under crisis, the NBFCs had a field day in the last 3-4 years

For the coming years, what will hold true for RIL will be Mukesh Ambani's famous statement from a conference last year: 'Data is the new oil and India doesn't need to import it'

Short-to-medium term pain has not been accounted for; compliance may be burdensome