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Sensex @100K by 2025? Vijay Kedia says it is highly possible In the 35-year journey, investors on Dalal Street have amassed a massive amount of wealth. Sanjiv Bhasin on 5 stocks that can give stellar returns Want stellar returns? Consider Divi's Lab, Sun Pharma and ICICI among largecaps and IGL and MGL among midcaps for your portfolio Investing globally isn't just about buying FAANG or Nasdaq ETF: Devina Mehra The fact that one country or an asset class cannot perform forever, and that bull and bear markets always coexist, brings in the need for diversification, she said. Double in 3 months! Is it time to sell Tata Motors stock now? Analysts expect Tata Motors to report a volume of 2.8 lakh and 3.3 lakh units for FY22 and FY23 in the PV segment.

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Top Mutual Funds SCHEME NAME RATING 1 M(%) 6 M(%) 1 YR(%) 3 YRS(%) Axis Bluechip Fund Direct Plan-Growth -2.23 22.33 17.24 14.48 Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund Direct-Growth 0.42 24.38 22.32 13.96 Axis Bluechip Fund-Growth -2.32 21.63 15.82 13.03 Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund Regular-Growth 0.27 23.39 20.48 12.49 Tata Index Sensex Direct -0.98 21.80 15.52 10.16

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These stocks may be in focus ahead of Budget 2021 The upcoming Union Budget -- which comes immediately following a once-in-a-century pandemic -- will be eyed with high hopes, as market participants will expect some thrust to the economy, which is on a recovery path. The Finance Ministry has already said it will focus on spending, which, if delivered on February 1, means many companies could be in for a sweet ride ahead as any capex by the government will be routed through India Inc. "Many of the key themes in the Budget will revolve around COVID-19, either directly on health issues (vaccines) or regulatory support to most affected sectors (such as hospitality, retail, aviation etc.). In addition, infrastructure, agriculture, the social sector and promotion of domestic manufacturing, alongside incentives to boost construction and housing, are likely to be in focus," says Sonal Verma, economist at Nomura. Here are a few stocks that may be in focus in the next one week, according to Axis Capital: 18% in three days, 450% since March. This stock has D-Street staring agape It can be an opportunity for investors to add the stock in their portfolios as the fundamentals remain strong. Mid & small caps may outshine large-cap stocks this year, too 'But avoid stocks that have risen without any change in fundamentals' Reasonable valuations makes this midcap pharma stock an attractive buy Natco's recent diversification of its exports to markets like Brazil, Canada, China, is doing well and is expected to do so in future as well. Besides, its valuations despite the recent jump are not high compared to other pharma companies. This has made the company a favourite of analysts.

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Own a slice of Berkshire, Google for $1 You may have been dreaming of owning prized stocks like Berkshire Hathaway, Amazon and Alphabet (Google), but a steep price has been a deterrent. Right? For instance, you will need to invest about Rs 2.4 lakh to become Jeff Bezos's co-shareholder in retail giant Amazon, trading at $3,292 per share. Foreign brokers project this mighty contractor to turn into a mammoth Larsen & Toubro is already the biggest contractor in India but stands nowhere in comparison to its Chinese counterparts.

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Realty hot spot series: Residential area in Pune with great connectivity, reputed medical facilities Hadapsar, a prominent residential area of Pune has reputed healthcare facilities and proximity to retail hubs as well as major job hubs like Magarpatta City SEZ.

Realty business confidence makes a comeback as realtors, banks, PE firms optimistic While real estate activity in both residential and commercial segments saw an upturn following in the last few months, many were doubtful of the momentum after factoring the conversion of pent-up demand. The business confidence is witnessing a gradual comeback aided by the government's supportive measures, record low interest rates and the resultant pick-up in end-user demand.

Delhi-NCR has maximum stuck housing units at 1.9 lakh worth nearly Rs 1.2 lakh cr: Report Across seven major cities, as many as 5,02,340 housing units, worth Rs 4,07,005 crore, were stuck at the end of last year. As on 2019-end, 1,322 projects comprising 5.76 lakh units were stuck in various stages.

What can a property buyer do to fix maintenance issues? Across India, maintenance agencies are hired to take care of the upkeep of a housing society. A facility manager oversees and ensures that everything is working fine and services are not hampered. However, the quality of maintenance often remains a key issue of dispute between the builder and buyers. In case a society fails to upkeep the maintenance what exactly can residents do?

Average apartment size increases for first time since 2016 Past 4-year trends, however, indicate that average apartment sizes were reducing y-o-y since 2016. 2017 saw the maximum yearly decline of 13% in average apartment sizes in the top 7 cities against the preceding year – from 1,440 sq ft in 2016 to nearly 1,260 sq ft in 2017.

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