ETMutualFunds shortlisted top flexi cap funds using rolling returns, consistency, risk and size filters. Parag Parikh and HDFC Flexi Cap emerged as consistent leaders, while others showed mixed quartile performance, highlighting the importance of long-term horizons for investors.
Foreign investors are set to record their biggest-ever exit from Indian equities in 2025, with net outflows of over Rs 1.58 lakh crore, driven by exchange selling, rupee weakness and global capital shifts, despite steady domestic flows.
ICICI Prudential Life launched a Sector Leaders Index Fund under ULIPs, offering passive exposure to market-leading companies across 20+ sectors, aiming to simplify long-term equity investing with diversification, discipline and a rule-based approach aligned to Indias growth story.
As per the latest available data for the September 2025 quarter, Kedia holds publicly disclosed stakes in around 16 companies, with a combined value of about Rs 1,170 crore as of December 26, 2025, down nearly 38% from Rs 1,896 crore in December 2024.
Several 2024 multibaggers turned major laggards in 2025 as stretched valuations met slowing growth. Earnings misses, margin pressures and execution delays led to sharp corrections, with many stocks falling 3040% or more after last years euphoric rally.
Warren Buffett will step down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO on December 31, ending a six-decade tenure. Vice-chair Greg Abel takes charge January 1, marking a succession while Buffett remains active, cementing a legacy of patience, discipline, ownership and long-term investing.
HDFC Mutual Fund has reshuffled fund managers for three key equity schemes effective December 8, 2025, following the exit of Roshi Jain, while all scheme terms and investment objectives remain unchanged.
Markets stayed range-bound in a holiday-shortened week as low volumes and mixed global cues capped gains. Ultra-low volatility, resilient supports and broader market strength suggest consolidation may precede a directional move in coming weeks.
While the Sensex edged up modestly last week, select BSE 500 stocks delivered strong momentum. Thirteen stocks gained across all five sessions, posting cumulative returns of 1037%, highlighting stock-specific strength amid a sideways broader market.
Prabhudas Lilladher has initiated coverage on Waaree Energies, Premiere Energies and Vikram Solar, citing strong policy support, rising power demand and capacity expansion, with upside potential of up to 33% despite recent stock underperformance.
