We examine the current valuation of Nifty IT companies, focusing on midcap IT stocks like Coforge and Persistent, and their potential for investment.
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The Indian IT sector has been witnessing a significant rally, with midcap IT stocks consistently outperforming their large-cap counterparts.
Midcap IT companies have strong financials and growth prospects, making them attractive investment opportunities.
Both companies have strong growth prospects, given their focus on emerging technologies and their ability to adapt to changing market trends.
The upcoming earnings season will be pivotal in determining the trajectory of Nifty IT companies, including Coforge and Persistent.
Investors should keep a close eye on the earnings performance and market trends of Nifty IT companies before making any investment decisions.

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