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Market Bottoms Forming: Experts See Strength
8 Jan
Summary
- Market structure shows improvement with successive higher bottoms.
- Banking, metals, and autos sectors are showing notable strength.
- Second-line private lenders are favored over large banks for momentum.
Market participants may be overemphasizing headline index weakness, as underlying market structure demonstrates improvement with successive higher bottoms. Rohit Srivastava, Founder of Strike Money Analytics & Indiacharts, observes a slow but steady uplift beneath the surface, with consistent support found above previous lows. This indicates gradually weakening downside pressure.
Heavy sectoral rotation is currently preventing sharp index-level moves, with leadership constantly shifting between sectors like banking, metals, and autos. This churn, while capping immediate momentum, suggests a healthier, more broad-based market is developing. Srivastava highlights banking as a standout sector, alongside constructive views on metals and autos, and emerging momentum in real estate.
Within the banking sector, Srivastava expresses a preference for second-line private lenders over large, established names, citing stronger relative strength in entities like RBL Bank and IDFC First Bank. This selective approach underscores his assessment that the market is quietly laying groundwork for a sustainable uptrend.
