Jerky market getting to nerves? Even Jhunjhunwala trips on D-Street; Go for these 5 themes and sit tight

ET Markets Daily Brief | Fri, Jun 10, 2016 | 05:00 PM IST Follow ET Markets

Even Jhunjhunwala trips on bumpy D-Street: 10 of his pet stocks down 30% In his own words: "Markets are like women, always commanding, mysterious, unpredictable and volatile." That's from his interview to ET in 2013. Jerky market getting to nerves? Go for these 5 themes and sit tight A bounceback in economic growth is likely to benefit sectors such as consumer discretionary, infra as well as railways, defence, NBFCs, auto and private banks. Here's what happened on Dalal Street all through Friday If you are reading this, chances are the Sensex and the Nifty are part of your daily life, and actions on Dalal Street can make or mar your day.

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Market Watch 10 Jun | 05:00PM| SENSEX NIFTY USD/INR GOLD 26635.75 ↓-127.71 8170.05 ↓-33.55 66.76 ↑0.04 29869.00 ↓-68.00

Gainers Losers 10 Jun, 2016, 05:00PM IST, PTI|View All Company Name Live Price Change (%) Volume High Low Visa Steel Ltd. 16.38 20.00 133420 16.38 14.40 Upper Ganges Sugar & Industries Ltd. 261.00 20.00 212591 261.00 214.10 C & C Constructions Ltd. 11.04 20.00 594758 11.04 10.30

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D-Street through the eyes of Raghuram Rajan: Things can go wrong anytime Rajan said on earnings and foreign flows remain the key influences on Dalal Street and that there are several risks lurking down the road for the market. Good rain not that good for stocks, D-Street may have gone overboard FOMC policy review, BoJ's policy meet and the Brexit referendum are some of the key events that promise to give equity markets a tough time across the globe. PSBs trading far below book values; need Rs 1.2 trillion government support: Moody's Eight of the 11 public sector banks that Moody's rate posted a net loss for the full year, and the other 3 reported a decline in their profitability. Cash-rich firms may deepen govt bond market, but spur volatility However, this trend could create new risks, namely the volatility that a conglomerate selling a large amount of government bonds at once could create. Ambit Capital ups Sensex target to 29,500 on reduced domestic risks The target implies an upside of 10.46% from current levels. The 30-stock Sensex was down 58.27 points or 0.2% at 26705.19 points.

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