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Infosys will kick-start Today the fourth quarter earnings season, which most Indian companies expect to be a stellar three-month period.
Better forex earnings and growing optimism about a “progressive” Government being formed after the general elections boosted the fourth quarter performance compared to the previous and the year-ago periods, say analysts.
The fourth quarter earnings for the Sensex (companies) will grow 13 per cent year-on-year, continuing the trend of the last couple of quarters. Weak currency will be the key driver of year-on-year earnings growth during the quarter,” according to brokerage firm . On the other hand, the Nifty companies are expected to record 9-10 per cent bottomline growth. This would be the third consecutive quarter of double-digit expansion following negative growth in the first quarter of FY14. Companies expected to register top net profit are Tata Consultancy Services (49 per cent), Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (39 per cent), Wipro (33 per cent), HDFC Bank (25 per cent) and Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (23 per cent).
Companies expected to register a fall in net profit are BHEL (46 per cent year-on-year), State Bank of India (17 per cent), Hindalco (16 per cent), Mahindra & Mahindra (9 per cent) and Maruti (7 per cent), according to the report
The ongoing bull run is yet to attract retail investors to Dalal Street. Despite the sensex soaring to over 22,500 from below 18,000 and the nifty rising to 6,800 from 5,500 levels, a record number of demat accounts have been closed in February and March. The number of new demat accounts also lost steam during the period. Since demat accounts are almost seen as a necessity to trade on the bourses, a large number of closures and the slowing pace of new accounts indicate dwindling investor interest in stock market.
The country's two main depositories - Central Depository Services (CDSL) and National Securities Depository ( NSDL) - have together seen over 52,500 demat accounts being closed in February alone. This is the highest number of closures in a single month since demat accounts were introduced in mid-90s. In addition, in March another 23,000 demat accounts were closed. "The number of demat accounts closed in February was a record in itself. The average monthly closure of demat accounts is between 5,000--10000 as per CDSL Official.
According to the official, the number of new accounts being opened has also come down considerably in the last one year. "The average new account addition per month is around 60,000-70,000 compared to over one lakh per month during the 2008 bull-run. In February, the net addition was only 7,000 taking into account that a huge number of accounts were closed," the official added. The total number of demat accounts in the country is now 2.30 crore, up from 1.80 crore in 2008.
Dr Faber is predicting a 1987-type stock market crash this year – only it will be worse
Don't be surprised if four horsemen start riding down Wall Street.
US technology stocks suffered their sharpest dive in more than two years on Thursday night, setting the scene for an equities apocalypse, Swiss investor Marc Faber says.
Some stocks 'in cuckoo land': Investment guru Marc Faber
He told CNBC that the pain in the internet and biotechnology sectors was just getting started, and the market was beginning to realise that US Federal Reserve was a "clueless organisation"
"I think it's very likely that we're seeing, in the next 12 months, an '87-type of crash," Dr Faber told CNBC. "And I suspect it will be even worse."
US technology stocks suffered their sharpest dive in more than two years overnigh
"I think it's very likely that we're seeing, in the next 12 months, an '87-type of crash," Dr Faber told CNBC. "And I suspect it will be even worse."
US technology stocks suffered their sharpest dive in more than two years overnigh
In an interview with Fortune magazine last month, Jeremy Grantham also painted a pessimistic picture.
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