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NEW DELHI: Midcaps and smallcaps were the buzz words on Dalal Street this week.
The comeback by the minnows received a huge shoutout from the equity investors.
Besides, benchmark indices too closed in the green for the week and concerns over global growth slowdown didn't seem to perturb the bulls back home.
The rupee wasn't far behind in flexing its muscles as it gained past the 70 per dollar mark and rose to its two-month high thanks to persistent foreign inflows and cooling crude oil prices.
But looks like Shyam Sekhar isn't really sold on the narrative that the rupee has found its mojo back.
The iThought co-founder is of the view that the currency might show a lot of enthusiasm, but the real story lies in how investors take guard.
No one seemed to be as sure of a smallcaps rally making its way back on D-Street than Shankar Sharma.
Besides, the word of caution, investment advice flowed free and abundant this week on Twitter.
Take a look:
Shyam Sekhar: Crash course in Bargain Hunting
Investing is more a knack than skill!
Safir Anand, independent investor: Long-term is the key
Metals to get their mettle back
Sandip Sabharwal, independent market analystIs Mr Market really factoring in Mr Modi's victory
IT may not be the ‘it’ space
Uncertainty means more value
Lastly,
Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss AMC dedicated celebrated Urdu poet Nida Fazli's words to equity investors reiterating that patience is the key in stock markets.
