The stock market is starting to pay attention to bond yields and currency markets. The risk of a slowdown in economic activity due to high-interest rates is real. It also impacts valuations. How to navigate these markets? Listen to Rohit Srivastava

Bear Market Or Correction For Nifty by Rohit Srivastava

Markets are taking off into the G20 meet being held in India. But there is more than meets the eye in this bull market. Are we really overvalued as a market? Is there a bubble in mid and small-cap stocks? Should we worry about Global Macro? All of that answered by Rohit Srivastava in this Live interaction on Twitter Spaces

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Rising bond yields have triggered a global risk off. US bond yields are back at crisis highs seen almost a year back. Bu the truth about the economic situation maybe very different. We cannot afford to go down this hole. Understand how to stay focussed on the trend in equities in this environment

A new event roils markets every week, but the pullback appears like a routine correction on charts. The RBI and inflation data will set the course going forward.

Nifty broke out above 19040 and is now moving towards 19900 as the bullish momentum fails to fade. Rising bond yields along with a falling dollar tell us that this is not a risk-off signal yet.

19000 done - ding ding ding - the bells should be ringing in on what lies ahead, a continuation of the bull market to new highs

The Nifty bottomed out in March 2023 and started a new bull market phase. Let us understand how we stand after 2 months of a one way rally in stocks.

The extended move in Midcaps can entail a near term correction but the bull market is here to stay