Anything is possible post Budget! Market's ripe to start buying

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Mon, Feb 22, 2016 | 05:42 PM IST ET Market Watch Newsletter

Anything is possible post Budget 2016! Sensex has fallen in March in 9 out of 16 times Data compiled by ETMarkets.com shows the market has plunged more than 5% in five out of 16 years while it slipped 15% in 2001 and 11 per cent in 2008. Mapping the market: Telecom abuzz, cement firm, midcaps find their feet The fear gauge India VIX rose by 1 percentage point today. Here's a look at the stocks and sectors that hogged the limelight on Day 1 of the Budget week. India market ripe to start buying based on Warren Buffett's principle of investing The Indian market might be in a bear phase, but experts are already advising investors to buy into fear. This is in line with Buffett's style of investing.

InterviewOne to One Changes in fiscal deficit target unlikely to spook market.... Mahesh Nandurkar ,India Strategist,CLSA

Market Watch 22 Feb | 05:42PM| SENSEX NIFTY USD/INR GOLD 23788.79 ↑79.64 7234.55 ↑23.80 68.60 ↑0.01 28880.00 ↓-635.00

Gainers Losers 22 Feb, 2016, 05:42PM IST, PTI|View All Company Name Live Price Change (%) Volume High Low Vidli Restaurants Ltd. 18.00 20.00 200000 18.00 15.49 India Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. 186.70 19.99 98987 186.70 160.00 Andhra Petrochemicals Ltd. 13.03 19.98 92315 13.03 11.55

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