Samir Arora, Founder of Helios Capital, highlights the potential of some NBFCs and microfinance companies, while expressing concerns about the real estate sector being overdone. He believes that HDFC Bank, Kotak Bank, and Bajaj Finance, which have underpe
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Samir Arora, Founder of Helios Capital, believes that some of the NBFCs are poised for growth and are showing signs of recovery despite recent regulatory and operational challenges.
Arora identifies these banks and financial institutions as having strong fundamentals and a solid track record, despite underperforming in recent years in terms of stock price performance.
Arora believes that the real estate sector is overhyped and overvalued, warning that the surge in investment could lead to a bubble and advises investors to be cautious.
Helios Capital is a leading investment firm founded by Samir Arora, known for providing tailored financial solutions and identifying market trends.
Arora recommends financial stocks, particularly NBFCs and microfinance companies, as more promising investment opportunities compared to the overvalued real estate sector.
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