Midcap stocks
Kotak warns small and midcap euphoria may turn sour as investors chase quick returns
India’s stock market shows a sharp divide, with investors favouring small and midcaps despite stretched valuations while overlooking relatively attractive largecaps. Kotak Institutional Equities says price momentum and popular growth narratives are driving sentiment more than underlying value and fundamentals.
How Jefferies is reshuffling its portfolio as soaring bond yields give Nifty bulls sleepless nights
Jefferies is favouring largecaps as rising bond yields pressure Indian equities, citing relatively attractive valuations and a narrowing earnings gap with midcaps. The brokerage has added Kotak Mahindra Bank and Reliance Industries to its preferred portfolio.
Nifty earnings seen rising 27%, strongest growth in 17 quarters in Q2: Motilal Oswal
India’s Q2FY27 earnings season is expected to mark a strong recovery in corporate profitability, with Nifty 50 earnings projected to grow 27% YoY, the highest in 17 quarters, according to Motilal Oswal. While resilient domestic fundamentals and liquidity support the outlook, persistent FII outflows, weak foreign investor sentiment and global macroeconomic pressures remain key challenges for Indian equities.
Nifty valuations near post-Covid lows. Alchemy Capital’s Alok Agarwal explains what investors should buy now
Nifty valuations have reset sharply from 2024 levels and are now near post-Covid lows, says Alchemy Capital’s Alok Agarwal. He sees the next phase of market growth broadening beyond large caps. Mid- and small-caps, AI infrastructure, healthcare, manufacturing and select defence companies offer opportunities, while global yields and FPI flows remain key.
Infosys, TCS, Wipro and other IT stocks rise up to 4%. Here are 3 important triggers to watch
IT stocks including TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech, Tech Mahindra, Coforge and Persistent Systems rose up to 4% on Friday. The gains came amid a confluence of factors, including second-quarter earnings and the US suspension of a certification programme. TCS and Wipro were among the key gainers, while midcap IT stocks also saw strong buying interest during the session.
AMFI reshuffle: NSE may get largecap status, SBI Fund Management may become midcap in H1 CY27
Nuvama expects NSE to enter the largecap category and SBI Funds Management to become a midcap in AMFI’s H1 CY27 reshuffle. Bosch, Siemens Energy India and others may be upgraded, while several largecaps could move down. The revised classification will take effect from February 1, 2027, after H2 CY26 market-cap rankings.
Explained: Why IT stocks ignored Donald Trump’s PERM suspension to gain Rs 70,000 crore in one day
IT stocks rallied up to 4% on Friday, adding Rs 70,000 crore in market capitalisation, despite the US suspension of a labour certification programme. Strong Q2 results from TCS, easing oil prices and bond yields, and developments around OpenAI also supported sentiment. TCS gained after reporting 15% profit growth, while brokerages flagged near-term margin pressures and evolving AI-related risks.
Two Trades for Today: An auto ancillary for a 7.05% gain, a large-cap electronics maker’s stock for an almost 8% rise
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
Motilal Oswal sees 4 factors boosting risk-reward after market’s sharp fall from 2024 high, lists 27 stock picks
Motilal Oswal Financial Services sees improving risk-reward for Indian equities as valuations cool, earnings recover and domestic liquidity remains strong. The brokerage also highlights sectoral rotation and names 27 stocks across large-, mid- and small-cap segments as top ideas.
Sensex jumps 299 points, Nifty closes near 23,450 as oil dips below $99/barrel. What can trigger the next sharp rally on D-Street?
The Indian stock market closed positively on Wednesday, with Sensex climbing over 299 points to stand at 74,828, and Nifty gaining roughly 118 points to reach 23,447. Broader market indices also performed well, with Nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 showing increases of up to 0.9%. Major sectors like metal and FMCG had significant upticks, while IT stocks underperformed.
Big AI reset ahead? Chris Wood doubts hyperscalers’ $990 bn capex estimates, highlights India’s reverse AI trade advantage
Jefferies’ Chris Wood expects the AI investment narrative to face a major reset, questioning whether Meta, Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft can sustain $990 billion in projected 2027 capex. He also sees Indian IT services as a potential reverse AI trade, with valuations falling even as employment remains resilient.
Two Trades for Today: A liquor major for a 5.2% gain, a mid-cap QSR stock for an almost 6% rise
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
AI’s 3 musketeers are hitting the brakes. Why Jefferies’ Chris Wood sees India midcap stocks regaining favour
India’s domestic economy is showing resilience despite geopolitical and energy risks, with stronger bank credit, corporate lending and earnings growth. Jefferies’ Chris Wood sees a potential reversal in the AI trade as another catalyst for global investors to refocus on India. He also favours mid- and small-caps, while highlighting domestic flows, gold loans and energy risks as key market drivers.
Market wrap: Adani Ports, Adani Ports SEZ, TCS, Tata Motors PV top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Friday
Indian equities ended higher on September 18, led by softer crude prices and supportive Asian cues. Nifty gained 0.31%, while Sensex rose marginally. Midcaps and smallcaps advanced over 1%, volatility eased, and Adani Ports topped Nifty gainers with a 4.94% rise.
Smallcap, midcap stocks give 85 multibaggers but pro investors are betting elsewhere
In 2023, while small and mid-cap stocks experienced notable increases, a trend among professional investors is emerging towards largecap companies. This shift stems from concerns over stretched valuations in the smaller sectors, which present limited investment potential. Largecap stocks are viewed as safer bets, boasting greater earnings predictability and attractive price points.
ETMarkets Smart Talk| India less vulnerable to US rate shocks, but expensive midcaps remain at risk: Amar K Ambani
Indian equities are better positioned to withstand global rate shocks due to strong domestic liquidity, but expensive mid- and small-cap stocks remain vulnerable to rising US yields and earnings disappointments, says YES Securities’ Amar K Ambani. He expects quality smaller companies to deliver alpha but stresses the need for greater selectivity.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian equities ended mixed on Thursday as Sensex slipped 22 points after sharp volatility during the closing auction session, while Nifty gained 53 points. Mid- and small-caps outperformed, with capital goods, industrial, defence, power and healthcare stocks attracting buying interest.
3 smallcap mutual funds returned over 23% in 2026. These 5 stocks feature in all their portfolios
In 2026, three smallcap mutual funds delivered remarkable returns exceeding twenty-three percent. Notably, these outstanding funds uniformly included five key stock picks. Acutaas Chemicals and Anand Rathi Wealth stood out as popular choices, complemented by other names like Sky Gold and Diamonds, Syrma SGS Technology, and TD Power Systems. Such investments underscore a strong belief in industrial advancement and the robustness of domestic capital markets.
Sensex rises 200 points, Nifty above 23,300 as oil prices cool down. What lies ahead?
Sensex and Nifty traded higher as crude oil prices eased to around $104 per barrel, while mid- and small-cap indices outperformed. Buying was broad-based outside the IT sector, with analysts identifying opportunities in select large-cap stocks despite elevated global bond yields.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Don’t chase growth at any valuation; rising US yields can pressure P/E multiples: Manish Kumar
Midcap and smallcap stocks are hitting record highs, but rising valuations and higher US Treasury yields could challenge the rally. ICICI Prudential Life Insurance CIO Manish Kumar discusses earnings visibility, domestic liquidity, FII selling, IPO supply and valuation discipline, while explaining why investors should avoid chasing growth at any price.
$1.5 trillion wealth transfer is coming. How India’s next-gen HNIs are rebuilding family portfolios
Next-generation HNIs are reshaping family portfolios with greater diversification, formal asset allocation and global exposure. Motilal Oswal Private Wealth's Akash Hariani discusses private markets, pre-IPO investing, Indian equities, overseas assets and portfolio strategies for the next decade.
India’s ‘anti-AI’ trade hides 42 AI-enabler stocks that rallied 60% already: Goldman Sachs
India’s Nifty has declined 12% in 2026, but Goldman Sachs’ basket of 42 AI enablers has surged 60%. Power, data centres and semiconductor companies are driving gains, supported by earnings growth, rising capex and increasing corporate focus on AI infrastructure.
BofA turns bullish on Nifty after 2 years, cautious on small, midcaps. Here's what it expects now
BofA Securities has turned constructive on the Nifty after two years, seeing 12% upside to 26,200 by December 2026. The brokerage said five of eight earlier risks have played out, while primary market issuances, Fed rate hikes and AI disruption remain concerns. It also turned cautious on small- and midcaps.
20 midcap funds, 20 multibaggers: What makes this category a wealth creation machine?
Midcap mutual funds have delivered exceptional wealth creation over the past decade, with all 20 schemes boasting a full 10-year track record emerging as multibaggers. But can the category repeat that performance? Experts point to strong earnings growth and structural opportunities, while warning that elevated valuations, volatility, crowded trades and a limited stock universe could constrain future returns.
Nifty drops 4% in less than 5 weeks despite attractive valuations in largecaps. What can reverse this trend?
Despite their appealing valuations, Indian largecap stocks are currently on a downward trend. Meanwhile, the mid and smallcap sectors are enjoying consistent monthly SIP inflows. Analysts predict that a trend reversal for largecaps is on the horizon, spurred by upcoming mega IPOs from NSE and Jio. Investors are encouraged to prioritize largecap stocks with robust earnings visibility.
Market wrap: HDFC Bank, Dr Reddys, Hindalco, JSW Steel top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Friday
Indian equity markets ended the week lower as crude oil prices surged and global rate concerns pressured sentiment. Nifty fell 0.34%, while Sensex gained 0.16%. Midcaps and smallcaps declined, volatility rose, with metals and realty stocks leading losses on Friday.
FIIs are showering India with billions. Why are Nifty stocks missing the party?
Despite foreign investors infusing billions into Indian equities, benchmark indices struggle to keep pace. Inflows in the primary market are notable but fail to directly uplift listed stocks. Selective purchases are occurring in large mid-cap stocks while financials and IT remain ignored. Domestic investors are a crucial pillar for market resilience, necessitating consistent secondary market activity for a comprehensive rally.
Market Trading Guide: Ageis Vopak Terminals among 2 stock recommendations for Thursday
Indian equities remained volatile amid global bond-market stress and West Asia tensions, with mid-caps under pressure. Analysts recommend SKF India and Aegis Vopak Terminals, citing technical breakouts, strong volumes and improving momentum for potential upside.
Midcap Street party turns selective as 15 stocks power 50% of rally
Indian midcap and smallcap indices are near record highs currently. A few select stocks are driving most of these significant gains. This concentration indicates a selective rally rather than broad market health. Analysts suggest earnings growth and sector rotation are fueling this trend. Investors should focus on balance-sheet strength and selective stock picking.
Market wrap: Kotak Bank, Power Grid among top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Wednesday
Indian equities ended lower on Wednesday as sectoral divergence weighed on benchmarks. Nifty fell 0.52% and Sensex 0.24%, while broader markets were mixed. Banks and metals gained, but telecom, IT and infrastructure stocks declined amid technical caution.
Vishal Mega Mart shares soar 10% after CEO reappointment. Here's why Morgan Stanley sees 41% upside
Vishal Mega Mart surged after the company reappointed Gunender Kapur as Founder, MD & CEO for a five-year term through August 2031. Morgan Stanley retained its ‘Overweight’ rating, saying the move eases succession concerns and provides continuity to the retailer’s growth strategy, while maintaining a Rs 146 target price, implying over 41% upside from the previous close.
Earnings recovery still not priced in, says Kotak Life's Hemant Kanawala
India's earnings recovery has begun to broaden across sectors, but the market is yet to fully price in the upcycle, says Hemant Kanawala of Kotak Life Insurance. In an interaction, he highlights large-cap valuation comfort, Q1 earnings growth, and top sector picks including financials and telecom.
Patanjali Foods shares in focus after Q1 profit jumps 86% YoY, revenue rises to Rs 11,337 crore
Patanjali Foods reported a strong Q1FY27, with consolidated profit surging 86% YoY to Rs 335.7 crore and revenue rising 29% to Rs 11,337.5 crore. EBITDA jumped 69% to Rs 543.3 crore, while margins improved to 4.8%. The FMCG segment contributed 25.65% of revenue and 29.56% of EBITDA, excluding inter-segment revenue and unallocable income, respectively.
Cochin Shipyard shares fall 4% as Q1 profit declines 19%, revenue sees marginal growth
Cochin Shipyard shares came under pressure after the shipbuilder reported a sharp year-on-year decline in Q1FY27 profit, while revenue grew only marginally. EBITDA and margins also weakened during the quarter, keeping the stock in focus after the results.
PMS Tracker: Amaltas, Pluswealth Capital, Emkay, 7 others deliver up to 11% returns in July
Multi-cap and flexi-cap PMS strategies dominated July’s top performers, with six of the 10 best portfolios gaining over 5%. Amaltas Strategic Opportunities led with 10.54%, while strong broader-market gains supported robust PMS performance despite geopolitical tensions.
Jio Financial earns largecap status, Tata Tech gets midcap slot in AMFI rejig
The largecap threshold now stands at Rs 67,000 crore, up from Rs 49,700 crore in June 2023. The midcap cut-off has risen to Rs 22,000 crore, compared to Rs 17,400 crore previously.
For risk takers with medium term perspective: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of upto 38%
Contradictions are part of the market, but there are times when it is extremely important to understand how to manage those contradictions. What is the contradiction in the markets today ? Desire to buy and valuations. As the political dust settles and things go back to normal, desire to buy midcap stocks is once again high and the contradiction is that valuations which have been at elevated levels are inching only higher as the stock prices built in any positive news very sharply. The trouble is that if one does not invest then FOMO gets triggered and if one gets into stocks which are moving upward due to narrative then the risk of what happened in March this year becomes high for the portfolio. What is the solution, more check and balances, invest with a long term time frame so that in the corrective phase, there is no reason to sell in panic.
Stick to quality: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 36%
While at this point of time, there are many reasons to be bullish. Right from the result of state elections to GDP numbers to trends in oil prices to US bond yields. However in bullish times there is just one reason to be cautious and that is valuations. At a time when stocks of companies which are under insolvency and where the bottomline has been in red for ages are flying as if there is no tomorrow. So while being bullish don't forget the fact that at the end of the day, fundamental matters and especially when one is looking to take exposure in mid-cap stocks, have more checks and balances by putting more filters. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
These midcap stocks have high upside potential, shows Stock Reports Plus
The upside potential of these 38 midcap stocks is at least 25 per cent.
For calculated risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 35%
In September and in October, there was one trading session each in which Midcaps witnessed very sharp correction. It appeared as we are close to repeating the last quarter of calendar year 2021, when in the same period, this segment of the market witnessed change in direction. While it cannot still be ruled out, the way things are panning out, the probability of that happening appears to be lower at least at this point of time. Stocks from sectors like small finance banks, oil refinery and housing finance companies are on the list. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
Focus on better risk management: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with the right financial matrix
It is after a long period of time, that mid-cap stocks have seen some correction. All those investors who have high exposure to mid-caps in their portfolio have probably gone through two different emotions. Should I sell? Should I buy more? For all those who have gone through these emotions. Let the market be volatile, don't make volatile decisions. Corrections are part of any market and especially when valuations are high, the frequency and magnitude of correction will be higher. For all those who are looking to deploy more money and are focussed on mid caps, it would be better to put more checks and balances, both qualitative and quantitative and be selective in buying stocks. More importantly, even after putting in all the efforts of checks and balances, be ready to see a short term drawn down in the value of your portfolio, because if there is a deep correction in the markets, mid-cap stocks tend to shed more weight.
For risk takers: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 32%
After months of relentless rally, last week mid-cap stocks witnessed some correction. Will this correction last longer would become clear in the coming few weeks as the earning season gets kicked off, analysts are bullish on select midcap stocks which have seen their score improving. Stocks from sectors like financial services, logistic are on the list. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
For moderate risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 39%
After 6 months of relentless rally, mid-cap stocks are witnessing some correction. Will this correction last longer would depend on two things, first earnings in this space and second foreign institutional investor ( FII) flows over next two months. At this point of time analysts are bullish on select midcap stocks, ones which have seen their score improving. Stocks from sectors like sugar, healthcare and logistics are on the list. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
Stick to quality: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 38%
In the last many decades of up and down which markets have seen, one thing has remained constant and that is fundamentals finally rule the stock prices. Yes in the short term, liquidity, narrative do impact the stock prices, but that is one needs to be cautious. So while there is nothing wrong in being bullish given the fact that policy continuity is the next theme on the street. However, just keep your head on your shoulder while being bullish.While at this point of time, there are many reasons to be bullish. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
Just be selective: 4 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 35%
Probably the debate on valuations is over or even if it is taking place, the majority has accepted that yes valuations are high but at the same time liquidity is also high which is ensuring that the street is under the control of bulls. Now there is enough historical evidence to show that valuations matter and justifications don't stand the test of time. Now to take care of the valuation factor, investors looking to invest in midcap space should just push the filter levels a bit higher and should look more closely at business and financial parameters before investing. Right from whether the trend in promoters shareholding to dividend track record to what is the debt situation. Some hard work will ensure that when the street gets into a mode of correction, probability and yes only probability of relatively less drawdown in portfolio value.
For moderate risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 29%
For all those investors whose portfolio is titled in favour of the mid-caps need to do two things in current market conditions. First, don't extrapolate what has happened in the last one quarter to the mid caps stocks. Second, which is more important, be careful when taking fresh exposure to this segment of the market and apply checks and balances when investing and even after that be ready for some drawdown in the value of the stocks. How does one put checks and balances? Simple, have a look at fundamentals and it is not very tough, having a look at some of the critical ratios like ROE and ROCE would help in avoiding silly mistakes which are common in bullish markets.
Trader's Guide: 2 midcap stocks that can offer 7% returns
Given the relatively better performance of the midcap stocks' universe when compared to the main indices, some rebound in price in this stock cannot be ruled out when supported by important technical developments on the charts.
'Biggest nightmare': Nithin Kamath warns MTF boom could worsen selloff in small and midcap stocks
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath warned that rapid growth in margin trading funding could amplify market downturns, especially in small- and mid-cap stocks. He cautioned that forced selling, liquidity constraints and rising leverage may intensify losses despite SEBI’s safeguards.
Analysts are betting on 7 midcaps that can rise up to 31% in one year
Below is a list containing Midcap stocks which in the past 1 week gave positive stock returns; had their latest average SR+ score of minimum 7 which also improved by at least 1 point week on week; had a minimum of 4 analysts recommending the stock with a rating of “Strong Buy” or “Buy”; and had a positive upside potential returns in the coming 1 year period according to the mean price targets given by all the analysts covering the individual stocks.
For calculated risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 33%
As the mid-cap once again make a comeback, it is time to keep some check and balance while participating in this phase of the rally. The reason is the valuations are not cheap and any correction will lead to sharp correction in individual stock prices. So look for stocks where the return on capital employed and other parameters are good enough to ensure that small disturbances dont impact them much in terms of business.Stocks from sectors like small finance banks, FMCG and small private banks are on the list. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
Cautiously and selectively bullish: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 39%
If one were to look at the last two years performance of mid-cap segment or indices despite the recent corrections, it has been better than most indices. In the last few days of recovery post the sharp sell off in late October, mid-cap stocks have been making an attempt to move upward and overall basis even in Tuesday trading session they have been able to hold their head above water. Stocks from sectors like small finance banks, oil refinery and housing finance companies are on the list. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
Put checks and balances: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 34%
The movement of nifty and sensex needs to be delinked with what has happened in the last quarter and what might happen to mid-cap in the coming quarter. There is no way one can fight with liquidity, if it is going to mid caps and they are moving up irrespective of valuations or quality of stocks one cannot argue. But the only thing which as an investor one can do is to be careful when taking exposure to this segment of the market. Stay away from stocks where there is a narrative that this sector will do well because of XYZ reasons. At this point of time there is no dearth of tips floating in whatsapp group and telegram channels. But there is enough evidence in history to show that more than anything else, it is time to use checks and balances while making investment decisions.
Experience of dealing with all conditions of economy: 5 midcap stocks with upside potential of upto 42%
With the elections behind them, bulls are back in the game with more confidence. If there is no big issue which comes from the global market, there is a high probability that we are going to see some upward movement in all segments of the market. Because it is mid-caps which attract more attention as the rally gets broad based, the chances of the accidents are also high in this space. Investing in mid-cap stocks requires a balanced approach. A balance of ability to take risk and combining it risk management and a long-term perspective. Also using non-financial parameters to manage risk, a management of an infrastructure company, which has seen it all, right from a phase where infrastructure was considered a buzz word to a phase where it was considered a bad word.
Don't be afraid to be bullish, if ready to do a bit of work: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 37%
Just do a small test. What would have been your reaction if nifty would have touched the 25,000 mark? Would you have felt more bullish or would have felt that because the nifty has moved so high, how far it can go and postpone your buying decision. The problem with looking at an index and feeling bullish or bearish is the fact that the index is a collection, so if you felt scared then probably when nifty touched 20,000 the same feeling might have gripped you and missed an opportunity. If you felt over bullish and invested in an FMCG stock probably your returns are suboptimal in the journey of Nifty from 20,000 to 25,000. The reason to be bullish has to be growth of the economy and the reason for selecting a stock has to be good business, management and growth of the company. Don't be afraid to be bullish but do a bit of simple work and enjoy the growth of the Indian economy.
Repurpose FOMO for long term investing: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 32%
Few months back when the nifty was forming a new high there was an event risk in terms of election results and valuations were high. Now once again nifty and other indices are forming new highs. While the event risk is over the valuation risk is still present. One should not be afraid of admitting the fact, as the indices move upward, the desire to participate is going to increase as the fear of missing out (FOMO) is bound to play out. So while being bullish, be more cautious and be more agile when it comes to taking decisions. It would be better that while looking at growth stocks one also focuses on reducing the risk by taking a hard look at some numbers which are critical indicators.
Volatility is a part of market, focus on underlying business & management for wealth creation: 5 midcap stocks which fit the bill
Given the way global markets have panned out and how the geopolitical developments are shaping up, one cannot rule out the probability that for some more trading sessions the market might stay in a volatile mode. Now there are two things one can do in this volatile market, either worry and make assumptions and go by the narrative of correction that is bound to pour if the corrections get stronger. Second thing which can be done is ignore these short term noises which have come in the past and will come in future also. Just focus on the underlying business, any positive change if that is happening in the sector and check the quality of the management by doing some simple things and holding the stock for some time rather than reacting to all the things happening across the globe. These noises are temporary, it is business and management which is permanent and matters to the street.
