Gautam Shah, a prominent market analyst, believes that the Nifty could move towards 26,200 before a fresh review. He is bullish on metals, real estate, and PSU stocks, citing strong fundamentals and technical positioning.
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Gautam Shah believes the Nifty could move towards 26,200 before a fresh review, and he advises investors to stay bullish.
Shah believes the financial sector, including banks, NBFCs, insurance, and housing finance companies, will lead the market for the next three to six months.
Shah highlights metals, real estate, and PSU stocks as the emerging sectoral themes, with metals and real estate offering significant gains and PSU stocks remaining undervalued.
The Nifty recently went through a period of healthy consolidation, which helped build a higher base, and it has since accelerated momentum after crossing the 25,200 mark.
Shah expects earnings to improve due to signs of economic improvement, positive commentary from corporate India, and recent measures by the RBI.
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