Market expert Daljeet Kohli discusses the current market trends, highlighting the importance of a diversified portfolio and the potential for growth in sectors like NBFCs, real estate, and consumption-driven companies.
Market TrendsDiversified PortfolioNbfcsReal EstateConsumptiondriven CompaniesReal Estate NewsJun 17, 2025

Daljeet Kohli highlights corporate earnings improvement, RBI’s anticipated interest rate cuts, and liquidity infusion as key factors driving market growth.
While the defense sector is performing well, Daljeet cautions that some stocks may be overpriced and advises investors to be cautious.
Daljeet focuses on Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), real estate, and consumption-driven companies for long-term gains.
NBFCs are expected to benefit from the RBI’s liquidity measures, which are designed to enhance credit flow and support small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Daljeet remains bullish on the market outlook over the next few months, supported by earnings growth, rising consumption, and sustained dollar inflows.

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