Highlights

  • Nifty expected to surge to 23,400 by June.
  • Investors advised to buy on dips amid pre-election rally.

Latest news

iQOO Buds Review: Monster Battery and Serious Gaming Chops for under ₹2,000 

iQOO Buds Review: Monster Battery and Serious Gaming Chops for under ₹2,000 

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

CMF Buds Neo Review: 35dB ANC, 52-Hour Battery and Incredible Value

CMF Buds Neo Review: 35dB ANC, 52-Hour Battery and Incredible Value

iQOO Z11 Review: A Balanced Mid-Range Powerhouse

iQOO Z11 Review: A Balanced Mid-Range Powerhouse

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Review: Familiar, Faster And Better Where It Matters

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Review: Familiar, Faster And Better Where It Matters

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 Review: A Smarter, Tougher and Longer-Lasting Ultra

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 Review: A Smarter, Tougher and Longer-Lasting Ultra

Gabit Smart Ring Review: A Better Way To Track Your Health? 

Gabit Smart Ring Review: A Better Way To Track Your Health? 

Xiaomi Power Bank 5i 20000 67W Review: A Powerful Travel Companion

Xiaomi Power Bank 5i 20000 67W Review: A Powerful Travel Companion

ICICI Securities predicts Nifty surge to 23,400 amid pre-election rally

ICICI Securities anticipates Nifty to hit 23,400 by June, advising investors to buy during market dips amidst pre-election optimism.

ICICI Securities predicts Nifty surge to 23,400 amid pre-election rally

Investors are being urged to brace for a potential pre-election rally in the stock market, with the Nifty anticipated to surge to 23,400 by June, according to brokerage firm ICICI Securities. The company advises investors to capitalize on current market volatility by purchasing on dips.

"Dharmesh Shah of ICICI Securities stated, 'Empirically, in an election year Feb-Mar bottom offers fresh entry opportunity to ride next leg of up move in the run up to General Election garnering minimum returns of 14 per cent.'"

ICICI Securities forecasts that the Nifty will establish a 'durable bottom' in the February-March period, with support levels expected between 20,500-20,800. The report indicates that typical bull market corrections in the Nifty average around 8%, followed by new highs. Thus, the current volatility should be embraced as a buying opportunity.

The brokerage anticipates certain sectors to outperform in the lead-up to elections, including PSU stocks, IT, Power, capital goods, metals, and BSE PSU stocks.

Nitin Kunte of ICICI Securities emphasized the historical context, saying, "Going by four-decade history, median returns in an election year have been 17%. Therefore, one should use volatility during an election year as a buying opportunity."

Furthermore, ICICI Securities highlighted that the Nifty to Nifty500 ratio is currently at the bottom of the cycle. "Over two decades, this ratio bottomed out at 1 on two occasions, followed by large-caps performing in subsequent quarters."

As investors gear up for potential market movements in the coming months, ICICI Securities' insights provide valuable guidance for navigating the volatile landscape and seizing opportunities for growth.

Also Watch: China's stock market rout deepens in another volatile session; Small-cap index CSI 1000 down over 6%

ADVERTISEMENT

Up Next

ICICI Securities predicts Nifty surge to 23,400 amid pre-election rally

ICICI Securities predicts Nifty surge to 23,400 amid pre-election rally

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

Step-by-step guide to apply for a mortgage loan online with minimal documentation

Step-by-step guide to apply for a mortgage loan online with minimal documentation

Honda Activa 6G: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying

Honda Activa 6G: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying

How much does a ULIP plan really cost? A break-down of all charges

How much does a ULIP plan really cost? A break-down of all charges

Centre plans to borrow Rs 8.20 lakh cr from market in first half of FY27

Centre plans to borrow Rs 8.20 lakh cr from market in first half of FY27

ADVERTISEMENT

editorji-whatsApp

More videos

Reliance denies buying Iranian oil amid US sanctions waiver

Reliance denies buying Iranian oil amid US sanctions waiver

Premium petrol price up Rs 2, industrial diesel up Rs 22; no change in normal petrol, diesel rates

Premium petrol price up Rs 2, industrial diesel up Rs 22; no change in normal petrol, diesel rates

India's GDP expected to register over 8 pc growth in Sep-Dec: Report

India's GDP expected to register over 8 pc growth in Sep-Dec: Report

Govt announces seven measures to help boost exports

Govt announces seven measures to help boost exports

RBI keeps interest rates on hold after US trade deal boosts outlook

RBI keeps interest rates on hold after US trade deal boosts outlook

RBI proposes to compensate customers up to Rs 25,000 loss due to fraud

RBI proposes to compensate customers up to Rs 25,000 loss due to fraud

RBI raises GDP growth projection of Q1, Q2 of FY27

RBI raises GDP growth projection of Q1, Q2 of FY27

RBI pauses rate cuts, retains interest rate at 5.25 pc

RBI pauses rate cuts, retains interest rate at 5.25 pc

Rupee jumps 122 paise to close at 90.27 against US dollar on India-US trade deal

Rupee jumps 122 paise to close at 90.27 against US dollar on India-US trade deal

Stock markets cheer India-US trade deal: Sensex, Nifty surge 2.5 pc

Stock markets cheer India-US trade deal: Sensex, Nifty surge 2.5 pc

Editorji Technologies Pvt. Ltd. © 2022 All Rights Reserved.