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Expert view on markets: Rajesh Palviya from Axis Securities highlights key support levels and bullish patterns in Nifty and Bank Nifty, suggesting a 'buy on dips' strategy. Discover which sectors are poised for growth amid these fluctuations.

Jimeet Modi projects Nifty to remain range-bound, with movements of ±500 points by December-end and ±1,000 points by March 2026. He suggests a focus on large caps for near-term stability while long-term investors can accumulate quality small caps.

Expert view: With strong external positions and a focus on high-quality businesses, Subho Moulik, Founder and CEO of Appreciate, suggests leveraging market fluctuations to build a robust global portfolio, emphasising long-term growth over short-term volatility.

As retail investor participation surges in India's IPO market, Scripbox CEO Atul Shinghal warns against the allure of quick listing gains. He says IPOs should be integrated as a small, well-considered allocation within a diversified investment portfolio rather than the core holding.

Indian stock market: Sumeet Bagadia of Choice Broking predicts the Nifty 50 and Sensex targets are set at 27,000 and 88,000-90,000, respectively, by March 2026

Expert view: Market strategist Rohit Srivastava believes the Nifty 50 could reach 27,500 by December. With geopolitical risks manageable and earnings momentum improving, he advises investors to steer clear of defensive sectors like IT and FMCG.

If there is an AI bubble burst and a consequent meltdown in the US, no market will be spared, says Dr V K Vijayakumar, Geojit Investments India. However, if a bubble burst is spared and the correction is modest, India will be a beneficiary, he added.

Expert view: Asit Bhandarkar from JM Financial highlights the gradual recovery of the IT sector amidst stabilising valuations and strong corporate earnings. With cautious optimism, he emphasises a balanced investment approach focusing on quality and domestic sectors to navigate market volatility.

Despite recent volatility, the long-term outlook for Indian small-caps remains strong, according to Viraj Gandhi, CEO of SAMCO Mutual Fund. He emphasises the launch of SAMCO’s momentum-based small-cap fund as an opportunity for long-term investors amidst a reset in valuations.