Have you ever felt regret in markets?

We all know that Nifty 50 recorded a big ZERO % performance between Jan 2008 and Apr 2014.

But, between 2008 and 2014, FMCG, IT, PHARMA and AUTO sectors did exceptionally well despite a dull outing in Nifty 50 while the likes of REALTY, INFRA, PSE and PSE BANKS tumbled.

What if there was a way to identify the best performing stocks and sectors and also have a structured method to manage those high momentum stocks.

This is what Mi India Top 10 hopes to achieve. The strategy is known for ;

• It’s ability to identify and ride best performing sectors and stocks

• Its ability to allocate a standard 10% weightage to all 10 stocks in the portfolio thus giving equal opportunity for high momentum stocks to contribute their best to the overall performance of the portfolio.

Today’s Daily Byte

The story of the day is the rising India VIX. If you understand the relationship between VIX and markets, you'll know that up to about 20, there's no issue, and no volatility is expected. Between 20 to 25, there is traditionally some concern about upcoming volatility. Beyond 30, it becomes extremely dangerous, indicating a very volatile market. Currently, we are around 24, not in the danger zone yet, but VIX typically rises before elections. VIX measures the expected volatility, and options prices are increasing. Those buying options at such high VIX levels risk . . .

Read more to know sectors and stocks of the day !

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Do you always regret in markets?

When you buy stocks, they often go down. When you hold them, they go sideways. When you sell them, they go up. This is something many investors experience. Most of the time, these decisions are made based on emotions rather than structured strategies.

A common reason for this pattern is . . .

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If you are reading in the papers it may be late!

In September 2022, the Wall Street Journal had a headline that caught many by surprise. It stated that gold had lost its status as a safe haven, with the metal trading at $1,678 and down 8.2% for the year. Fast forward to May 2024, and gold had surged by almost 50% from that point. This dramatic rise in less than two years is remarkable, given that gold usually sees annual gains of about 7-8%.

This scenario highlights an interesting pattern in the media . . . .

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