The Nifty from the previous valentine to this valentine has run only 6 percent. Some shares of Nifty have become close double in 1 year. Many stocks have given up to 50 percent of returns. M&M has given 80 percent returns in this period and Bharti Airtel has given 54 percent returns. BEL has seen 40 per cent, Trent 30 per cent, Tech Mahindra 30 per cent, Eicher Motors 25 per cent, Bajaj Finance 25 per cent, ICICI Bank 23 per cent, Wipro 23 per cent, Wipro has witnessed a rise of 20 per cent, Grasim has seen 20 per cent up.
Today, on the occasion of Valentine’s Day, the market is completely Lalam Lal. This valentine market has not given some special returns from the previous valentine. But some stocks have done wonders. We will tell you about the love story of some Nifty shares, apart from this we will discuss the love triangel of mutual funds, whom he expressed love and whom to refuse. We will also perform Warfi Tests of the recent IPO.
If you look at the story of the real lovers of Nifty, the Nifty from the previous valentine to this valentine has run only 6 percent. Some shares of Nifty have become close double in 1 year. Many stocks have given up to 50 percent of returns. M&M has given 80 percent returns in this period and Bharti Airtel has given 54 percent returns. BEL has seen 40 per cent, Trent 30 per cent, Tech Mahindra 30 per cent, Eicher Motors 25 per cent, Bajaj Finance 25 per cent, ICICI Bank 23 per cent, Wipro 23 per cent, Grasim 20 per cent.
Nifty: Investors broke heart
Many Nifty shares from Valentine to Valentine have broken the hearts of investors. During this period, Adani Enterprises has broken 32 per cent. At the same time, IndusInd Bank is 30 percent, Tata Motors 25 percent, Asian Paints 25, Coal India 23 percent, BPCL percent, Hero Moto 18 percent and ONGC 15 percent.
Who has loved the mutual fund in January and who refused
In January, who has done love and who has refused, look at its details, then the favorite theme of mutual funds in January has been banks and financial. Mutual funds have invested Rs 25,942 crore in largecap banks.
He has the most liked IT and retail shares in largecap. During this period, MF has invested Rs 6,757 crore in IT and Rs 5,283 crore in retail. At the same time, Capital Goods and Energy have withdrawn the MF withdrawn. Capital Goods has sold Rs 3,686 crore from MF and Rs 3,330 crore in energy.
Where is the bet in the midcap?
In January, MF has purchased Rs 3,327 crore in Midcap Cap FMCG and Rs 2,247 crore in travel. At the same time, there has been a withdrawal of Rs 1,414 crore from auto acne and Rs 950 crore from capital goods.
Where is the bet in the smallcap?
In January, MF has purchased Rs 2,838 crore in Smallcap Healthcare and Rs 1,674 crore in chemicals. At the same time, there has been a withdrawal of Rs 552 crore from the media and Rs 416 crore from Infra.
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What did MFS buy in largecap?
MFS has purchased Rs 9,360 crore in Axis Bank in January, Rs 5,093 crore in HDFC Bank, Rs 3,573 crore in ICICI Bank, Rs 3,436 crore in TCS and Rs 2,912 crore in Zomato. At the same time, MFS has sold Rs 2,460 crore in RIL in largecap, Rs 1,853 crore in ITC, Rs 802 crore in BEL, Rs 625 crore in SBI and Rs 582 in PFC.