WEEKLY WEALTH REPORT
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India’s benchmark indices (both Sensex and Nifty) staged a sharp rebound on Wednesday, snapping a three-day losing streak as markets cheered strong, driven by the festive "Santa Claus rally" in global markets. Both Nifty and Sensex climbed 320.50 points to settle at 26,205.30, while Sensex surged 1,022.50 points to close at 85,609.51.
What Is Contributing To This Rally?
1. Crude Oil prices Slide improving India’s Macros ( Global Oil prices hovering around $60 Per Barrel, this decline is huge positive for maintaining Current Account Deficit and this is beneficial for Sectors like Chemical, Paints, Aviation and Logistics)
2. Improving Global Markets sentiments ( Global sentiment stayed upbeat through the day, with most Asian & US markets dended up in green )
3. Rate Cut Hopes ( Both in US and in India )
4. FII and DII Supporting the rally ( Foreign Institutions brought equities worth Rs 77,083 Crore amplified the rally and this uptrend is extended with DII and Retail Investors participation )
5. With icing on the cake, yesterday data showing GDP growing at 8.2% in Q2 for FY 26 will add momentum to this rally in coming week.
6. Manufacturing and Services grew faster than expected and the corporate earnings looks brighter for FY 26 - Q3 Results
7. Goldman Sachs has set a target of 29,000 for Nifty Index to be reached by the end of 2026, representing a potential 14% upside from its closing price in November 2025.
8. This target is supported by an upgrade of its rating for Indian equities to "overweight". The upgrade is driven by factors including stabilizing earnings, expected policy easing, and strong domestic growth
potential, despite high valuations.
India enters 2026 with one of the strongest economic foundations among major economies, powered by manufacturing, digitalisation, and rising domestic consumption.
As India marches into a decade of opportunity, equities remain the backbone of long-term wealth creation.
Stay focused, stay disciplined — and stay invested in equities.
WEEKLY MARKET PULSE
This week Indian equities mostly consolidated near record highs, with frontline indices rallied by 1%.
Frontline indices quietly added ~1% and stayed camped near record highs, but under the surface, mid/small caps and cyclicals saw profit taking, while IT, autos, pharma and select financials kept the index afloat ahead of GDP data and global cues.
Renewed buying from FII added momentum to the stock indices, FII Brought nearly 77,000 in Nov 2025
Rupee breached with a record low of Rs 90 / Dollar this week IT, Auto and Pvt Banks were the best performing sectors with 1.6%, 1.1% and 0.99% respectively
FMCG and Consumer Durables were worst performing sectors
International Brent crude: around USD 62–63 / barrel adding momentum to the rally.
Mahindra & Mahindra, Adani Enterprises, Sun Pharma & Eicher Motors seen sharp rally this week
Expectations of firm Q3 demand, resilient domestic flows and “buy on dips” behaviour helped the indices to have low VIX ( Volatility index )
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The fund also has a good blend of B2B-oriented sectors like Auto Ancillaries and mid cap IT, although we have trimmed our significant overweight to the IT sector
While from a valuation perspective, Axis may favour large cap over mid/small cap currently, given the bottom-up approach to stock selection, the fund will look for opportunities irrespective of the
market cap segment
With a proven investment team, Axis Mutual Fund, the scheme is well-positioned to capture growth across market cycles.
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STORY OF THE WEEK
RAGUL VS ARJUN: ONE MISTAKE COST HIM 30%
Investing Isn’t Copy-Paste
In today’s world, it’s easy to get influenced— small-cap wins, multibagger stories, trending stocks.
So we copy. But investing doesn’t work like that.
Real Example:
Rahul chased small-cap tips → -30% fall → panic sold.
Arjun followed allocation (60/25/15) → -10% dip → stayed invested.
2–3 years later:
Arjun → steady growth
Rahul → still recovering
The Lesson:
Investing is personal.
Goals
Risk tolerance
Time horizon
Smart Investing = Understanding + Discipline + Patience
Not tips. Not trends. Not copying.
Final Thought:
Build your strategy. Don’t borrow someone else’s.
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