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Like Select Rail, Auto Component Stocks: Andrew Holland
Corporate earnings should start to pick up in the first quarter of calendar year 2016 and economic growth has started to pick up but it is "awfully slow and patchy", says Andrew Holland, CEO of Ambit Investment Advisors.
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Suzlon, Pipavav Defence, GMR Infra Attractive Bets, Says Andrew Holland
Ambit is also bullish on the auto ancillary sector, which supplies parts to auto companies. Most auto players are planning to lunch new models in the near future, which will increase demand for auto components and help the auto ancillary sector.
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Ambit Bullish on Nifty; Bets Big on Ramkrishna Forgings, Alstom T&D
According to Mr Holland, the last 400-500 points up move on the Nifty was driven by global liquidity, but further rally will be driven by fundamentals.
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Indian hedge funds dare where foreign investors fear
Local hedge funds are eager to show off double-digit returns in the hopes of drawing wealthy Indians and succeeding where overseas players including HSBC Holdings PLC have failed. Local market knowledge and the lack of foreign currency exposure will favour domestic funds, but it remains to be seen whether Indians would embrace new investment styles...
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Like Select Rail, Auto Component Stocks: Andrew Holland
Corporate earnings should start to pick up in the first quarter of calendar year 2016 and economic growth has started to pick up but it is "awfully slow and patchy", says Andrew Holland, CEO of Ambit Investment Advisors.
-
Suzlon, Pipavav Defence, GMR Infra Attractive Bets, Says Andrew Holland
Ambit is also bullish on the auto ancillary sector, which supplies parts to auto companies. Most auto players are planning to lunch new models in the near future, which will increase demand for auto components and help the auto ancillary sector.
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Ambit Bullish on Nifty; Bets Big on Ramkrishna Forgings, Alstom T&D
According to Mr Holland, the last 400-500 points up move on the Nifty was driven by global liquidity, but further rally will be driven by fundamentals.
-
Indian hedge funds dare where foreign investors fear
Local hedge funds are eager to show off double-digit returns in the hopes of drawing wealthy Indians and succeeding where overseas players including HSBC Holdings PLC have failed. Local market knowledge and the lack of foreign currency exposure will favour domestic funds, but it remains to be seen whether Indians would embrace new investment styles...
