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NSE, BSE to introduce surveillance mechanism for micro-small firms on Jun 5

To curb volatility in small-cap counters, leading stock exchanges BSE and NSE have put in place an enhanced surveillance mechanism for companies that have a market cap of less than Rs 500 crore. The Enhanced Surveillance Measure (ESM) will be effective from June 5. Sebi and exchanges in a joint meeting have decided to introduce ESM framework for "micro-small" companies (on the main board with market cap less than Rs 500 crore), the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE said in two separate circulars on Friday. The parameters for shortlisting the securities under the ESM framework include high-low price variation and close-to-close price variation. Under the framework, the exchanges said, "... the trading for these securities will be settled through a trade for trade mechanism with a price band of 5 per cent or 2 per cent (if the scrip is already in the 2 per cent band)." "For securities in Stage II, the trading will be settled through a trade for trade mechanism with a price band

Street Signs: A bitter pill for Gland Pharma, Small-cap stock's F&O & more

Capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India plans to ease a rule that will make fund managers breathe a little easier

Expect sideways movement in market with focus on Smallcap and midcap space

The week gone by had 4 trading sessions, but it had plenty of action and behaved on expected lines. It began positively, went sideways, gained and then crashed

How SBI MF's R Srinivasan made big gains for smallcap fund investors

SBI Small Cap Fund's consistent performance is a result of the fund manager's endeavour to find good businesses run by competent people at reasonable prices

Base effect contributing to small-cap funds' 30% return over three years

Limit exposure to this volatile category to 10-15% of equity portfolio, enter with 7-10-year horizon

Flexicap, multicap schemes maintain large-cap skew amid global uncertainty

Large-cap companies are known to weather the market storm better, while smaller stocks tend to fall more during volatile market conditions

Don't let exposure to mid and small-cap funds exceed 30%: Experts

They will outperform if GDP, earnings growth sustain, but global risks pose threat

Broking biz will flourish for those who constantly upgrade: Emkay Global MD

"Maximum returns are seen when small-caps of yesteryear become mid-caps of today and large-caps of tomorrow", says Krishna Kumar Karwa

Small-cap funds can be rewarding for those who can stomach volatility

Limit investments in this space to 10-15% of your corpus, though; pay attention to fund size

Mutual funds: Limiting inflows enables fund manager to stick to quality

Massive inflows, especially in red hot markets, forces them to buy at high valuations, compromise on quality

Sharp earnings downgrade, uncertain outlook impede small-cap recovery

Small-cap index still down 17% YTD, even as Nifty50, mid-cap indices back in green.

Small cap funds offering 28% returns in 3 yrs, highest in equity segment

Small cap funds have come under the spotlight after it is offering just over 28 per cent returns in the last three years as the returns on these funds are the highest in the equity segment

Mid, small-caps shine; will their outperformance last?

Mid-and-small-caps indexes have outperformed their large-cap peers in July so far. So what is attracting investors to these two market segments, and will this outperformance last?

Sell-off in mid, small-caps to bottom out soon

The mid-and small-cap indices on the BSE cracked over 3% last week. While the overall nervousness in the market is a reason for the poor show, analysts say the trend may soon reverse on the bourses

Exide, India Cement: 5 mid, smallcaps that look attractive post Budget 2022

Stocks like Godrej Property can surge 15 per cent, where as Navin Fluoro can easily jump another 10 per cent provided it consecutively closes above Rs 4250

Tata Comm, Strides among 5 mid-, small-cap stocks that may fall up to 15%

Tata Communications has broken the 200-day moving average (DMA) suggesting weakness in the coming days.

Don't get swayed by the recent returns offered by mid- and small-cap funds

Avoid going overweight on these categories as they see sharper declines than large-cap funds during corrections

Cautious investors may shift to an index fund in mid-, small-cap categories

When selecting an index fund, pay attention to fee and tracking error

Dilemma for investors as large-caps pip smaller stocks in August

Move money out of smallcaps to large caps, even as concerns over lofty valuations and likely correction weigh

Benchmarks end at closing peak; Nifty tops 16,350; broader indices outrun

The Nifty IT index jumped 3 per cent and ended around record high levels of 32,245.