The average market capitalisation of BSE listed companies rose
from Rs 146.58 lakh crore recorded on May 17 to Rs 152.71 lakh crore on May 24
which translates into a rise of Rs 6.1 lakh crore in just 5 trading sessions.
It was a historic week for Indian markets as both Sensex and
Nifty50 hit fresh record highs, and investors' wealth rose by over Rs 6 lakh
crore for the week ended May 24 as Mr. Market cheered the continuity of reform
process and the end of political uncertainty, as Narendra Modi is set to become
the Prime Minister for a second consecutive term.
The S&P BSE Sensex which
touched a record high of 40,124.96 closed the week with gains of over 1,500
points or 3.97 percent while Nifty50 which hit a record high of 12,041 closed
with gains of 437 points or 3.8 percent in the same period.
The average market
capitalisation of BSE listed companies rose from Rs 146.58 lakh crore recorded
on May 17 to Rs 152.71 lakh crore on May 24 which translates into a rise of Rs
6.1 lakh crore in just 5 trading sessions.
The big outperformers were
the small & midcaps which outperformed benchmark indices in the week gone
by. The S&P BSE Midcap index rose 4.45 percent while the S&P BSE
Smallcap index rallied 5.8 percent for the week ended May 24.
As many as 193 stocks in the S&P BSE Smallcap index rose
10-40 percent which include names like Jai Corp, Motilal Oswal, BEML, Orient
Cements, Jet Airways, NCC, JK
Cement, JMC Projects, KEI Industries, Timken India, BF
Utilities, and Ramky Infra etc. among others.
Most experts feel that the big outperformance could come from
the broader markets, which are already down in double digits from their
respective peak. The S&P BSE Midcap index is still down by about 14 percent
from its 52-week high while the S&P BSE Smallcap index is down by over 19
percent from its peak of 17,517.
"The week gone by was
historic in terms of massive volatility – implied volatility and India VIX both
had registered record highs but soon normalized reflecting the emotional
sentiment of the Indian investors in the stock market," Jimeet Modi,
Founder and CEO, SAMCO Securities & StockNote told Moneycontrol.
"Investors must ideally
avoid large caps as they are in the overvalued zone while selective beaten down
mid and small caps could be bought into. As of now, a wait and watch approach
should be followed by markets at least till the Monetary Policy and Budget
announcement by the newly elected government," he said.
As many as 20 stocks in the S&P BSE Midcap index rose 10-30
percent which include names like Tata Power, Adani Transmission, Indian
Bank, Adani Power, Wockhardt, Canara
Bank, Reliance Power, and Adani Enterprises, etc. among others.
In the S&P 500 index more than 100 stocks rose 10-30 percent
while 38 stocks hit fresh 52-week high which includes prominent names
like HDFC Bank, Titan Company, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj
Finance, Axis Bank, HDFC, City Union Bank, ICICI Bank, State
Bank of India, Manappuram Finance, and L&T among others.
Technical View:
The Nifty50 crossed the
12,000-level for the first time ever during the previous week on political
stability as the BJP-led NDA is set to form the government for a second
consecutive term.
The price action formed a
bull candle with a higher high and higher low and a bullish gap between (11407-
11592) below its base signaling strength and positive bias. The index has major
support at 11500 levels.
"The Nifty during
previous week witnessed faster retracement of mid-April-May fall (11856-11108)
by rallying over 900 points in just eight sessions," Dharmesh Shah, Head –
Technical, ICICI direct told Moneycontrol.
"The faster retracement
signifies a structural turnaround that makes us confident for an up move
towards 12200 levels in coming weeks as it is the 138.2 percent external
retracement of mid-April–May decline placed at 12142 levels," he said.
Source: https:// www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/markets-give-a-thumbs-up-to-modi-2-0-nearly-200-smallcap-stocks-rose-10-40-in-5-days-4019491.html
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