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    NFO Alert: Samco Mutual Fund launches large & mid cap fund

    Samco Mutual Fund introduces SAMCO Large & Mid Cap Fund. The new fund offer begins on June 5 and closes on June 19. This fund combines large-cap stability with mid-cap growth. It uses the C.A.R.E. Momentum Strategy. The fund invests in the top 250 companies. Minimum investment is Rs 5,000 or Rs 500 via SIP.

    Sensex soars 10,000 points from April lows. But India Inc’s Q4 numbers expose cracks in market rally

    Despite the Sensex's impressive 10,000-point surge, Q4 earnings growth for Nifty companies is a modest under 6%, raising concerns about market valuations. While the market anticipates a strong FY26, analysts caution about global economic uncertainties and potential EPS downgrades. Midcaps and smallcaps outperformed, but overall, earnings need to catch up to justify current market highs.

    Lumpy valuations and slower EPS growth could cap market upside: Viraj Gandhi of SAMCO MF

    Viraj Gandhi of SAMCO Mutual Fund suggests that Indian markets, despite nearing lifetime highs, may experience a range-bound movement due to stretched valuations and moderate earnings growth. He emphasizes that a sustained bull run requires stronger fundamentals and a valuation reset.

    Financial stocks may continue to outperform, Viraj Gandhi explains why

    Our portfolios were positioned in favour of debt/arbitrage or gold since the last few months as the market downturn commenced. But since a few days markets have started showing short-term strength, hence we have increased our equity exposure. The pro-active nature of our funds and various hedging tools enable us to tweak our portfolios very efficiently on a daily basis.

    Sensex jumps 6,000 points in 6 days as FOBI turns into FOMO. Still hoarding cash under your pillow?

    The Sensex has surged nearly 6,000 points in six sessions, with Nifty hitting a three-month high as FII inflows top Rs 16,600 crore. Bank and financial indices hit fresh highs, volatility cools, and market sentiment shifts from FOBI to FOMO. While Nomura and fund managers are turning bullish, experts advise caution amid global risks and stretched valuations.

    April Fools' shock: Worst financial year start for Sensex since 2020 crash. A harbinger of trouble?

    Market observers cite U.S. President Donald Trump’s anticipated tariff announcements on April 2 as the key factor driving market uncertainty. "If the tariffs are less severe than expected, sectors linked to global trade, such as pharmaceuticals and IT, could see a rally. However, if the measures are harsh, we may face another round of correction," said Dr. VK Vijayakumar.

    The Economic Times
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