Top market experts provide insights into the recent surge in capital market stocks like Angel One, CDSL, MOFSL, and BSE, along with future prospects and strategic picks for maximizing returns.
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The surge is primarily driven by SEBI's recent circular on the F&O segment, which has increased transparency and attracted more investors. This, combined with strong market performance and positive economic outlook, has boosted these stocks.
SEBI has issued new rules and guidelines that have increased market transparency and stability, leading to enhanced investor confidence and a rise in capital market stocks.
Swati Hotkar, AVP-Technical Research at Nirmal Bang, sets a target price of ₹1,000 for MOFSL with a stop-loss at ₹911, based on the stock's robust chart pattern and strong fundamentals.
Angel One is performing well due to its diversified portfolio and strong market presence, making it a promising stock in the capital market segment.
BSE is gaining traction due to its ongoing modernization efforts and the introduction of new trading platforms, which have enhanced its market position and attracted more investors.
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