The selloff in Indian equities is likely to continue for the rest of the year weighed down by weak earnings growth and outflows from emerging markets, according to Nilesh Shah, managing director an...
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In a high-growth economy like India, identifying stocks with growth potential early leads to returns. That’s the central message from Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital on BloombergQuint’s special sho...
Source: bloombergquint
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Will be a buyer if market falls 5-10% irrespective of mandate. We are at the top end of the valuation range. Financials provide structural opportunities.
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The markets are looking forward to continuity. Markets are basically pricing in or factoring in that there is…
Election results 2019: The best of markets is yet to come, says Nilesh Shah, Envision Cap
Markets might have some resistance around the current levels, but clearly the best is yet to come, said, Nilesh Shah, MD & CEO, Envision Capital, in an interview with ETNOW.
Edited excerpts: The index has seen a move of 4%…
Commenting on the auto space, he said the passenger car segment still looks stressed.
Nilesh Shah, Managing Director and CEO of Envision Capital, spoke to CNBC-TV18 about the current state of the market.
He said the big missing link in this rally is essentially earnings momentum, barring a handful of private sector banks and consumption…
Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital said there could be a similar situation like 2014 when Nifty hit 7,500 and then saw consolidation around 7,200-7,300 followed by a strong run
The market reaction on May 23 is reaffirmation of exit polls, said Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital in an interview to CNBC-TV18. However, he cautioned that…