
Small-cap stocks have experienced a decline of 18% over the past two months, while mid-cap stocks have fallen by 17.61% in the last eight weeks. Analysts from Kotak Institutional Equities have warned that the market is likely to remain directionless for the next few months, with small-cap and mid-cap stocks expected to be particularly affected by the ongoing market correction. Despite the downturn, returns in the market have remained largely flat over the past year. Sankaran Naren, Chief Investment Officer of ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund, has also cautioned investors about the risks associated with small- and mid-cap stocks, especially for those who have been investing through systematic investment plans (SIPs) since 2023. The overall sentiment on Dalal Street remains bearish, with no immediate relief anticipated for investors.
Dalal Street remains under pressure with no immediate relief in sight. Here are some key points investors should know. @journo_kd #StockMarket https://t.co/Z2Yy9t1vE3
Earlier this month, Sankaran Naren, CIO of @ICICIPruMF, issued a stark warning to investors about the risks associated with small- and mid-cap stocks, particularly those who have been investing through SIPs since 2023 Should you halt, sell or increase SIP? https://t.co/hf79GSPlKp
#Market crash: 4 reasons why smallcap and midcap stocks may see more pain ahead Domestic brokerage firms Kotak Institutional Equities do not find much value in most parts of the market despite the recent sharp correction in the market. Domestic equity markets have been…