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Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital advises against holding cash. He suggests a constructive and proactive approach. Focus on sectors like consumer goods, digital platforms, and infrastructure. These are less dependent on global events. Financials also present a domestic-led opportunity. Corporate India may see export opportunities due to tariff changes. IT sector may offer value buying opportunities soon.

Star investor Prashant Jain picked up a 1.08% stake in Kaya Ltd, acquiring 1.42 lakh shares worth around Rs 3.5 crore in Q4. Kaya shares surged up to 13% following the disclosure. Despite recent gains, the stock remains down 26% YTD. Kaya recently partnered with Marico to expand its personal care presence across retail and digital platforms.

​​A little unfortunate is that our growth rate in this quarter will be flattish. We are coming out of low growth and this year, full year, maybe we will end up with 6-7% growth rate for Nifty and it can only slowly recover in in this environment.

PACE 360 Global Asset Management strategically reduced its equity exposure to 35% before April s market downturn, anticipating geopolitical risks. Viewing the correction as an opportunity, the firm is selectively reinvesting in high-quality Indian equities with low P/E ratios. They advise investors to remain calm and focus on long-term value amidst market volatility.

The Kospi closed 1.7% lower Wednesday, taking its decline from a July high to more than 20%. The Korean won briefly declined to the lowest since the financial crisis before paring the loss to trade little changed.

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Nithin Kamath suggests traders take a break amid heightened market uncertainty driven by global tensions, tariffs, and psychological stress. With only four trading days in the next ten, it s an ideal time to recharge and reassess.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s annual letter warns of the economic risks from trade tensions, inflation, and rising tariffs, but expresses confidence in the long-term strength of the U.S. economy while urging swift resolution to trade disputes.

Tesla’s lead in EV infrastructure is at risk. In March, Chinese competitor BYD launched a next-gen fast-charging station that provides 400 kilometers (around 250 miles) of range in just five minutes, surpassing Tesla s top Supercharger performance.