Realign the portfolio more towards the domestic-facing economy, says Manish Jeloka of Sanctum Wealth

<ul><li>Nifty and Sensex haven’t gone into bear market territory because the fall from the peak to through is still less than 20 percent, says Jeloka.</li></ul>

Investors can accumulate auto, capital goods, FMCG, telecom stocks: Deepak Jasani of HDFC securities

<ul><li>Jasani believes a sharp rise in rates in a small-time window can lead to a recession in some economies as this shock affects sentiments across the population.</li></ul>

Investors must have reasonable return expectations, says Vinit Pagaria of StockEdge

Many people want to earn money through stocks. However, stock trading and investment can be a risky affair if done without proper knowledge and analysis. Understanding the effect of macroeconomic factors on various sectors is crucial to achieving success in the stock markets.&nbsp;

Invest in tranches, not lump sums in current environment, suggests Trideep Bhattacharya of Edelweiss AMC

In an interview with MintGenie Trideep Bhattacharya, CIO-Equities, Edelweiss AMC advised investors to invest in tranches and not lumpsum investments. He continues to be constructive on mid-cap funds for investors with an investment horizon of 5-10 years.

Market to be sideways to negative for the year, says Sidhartha Bhaiya of Aequitas

<ul><li>Most people will slowly bite the bullet and return to fixed-income investments, says Bhaiya.</li></ul>

Crypto meltdown was a result of numerous factors, says Gaurav Mehta of Catax 

There is dire need to regulate crypto economy to ensure consumer protection and responsible innovation.

Volatility is good for long-term investors, says Krishna Kanhaiya of Mirae Asset

The highs and lows of the stock markets have made it nothing short of a joyride. However, not all investors can enjoy this tumultuous movement that is filled with volatility, thus, lending insecurity among them. The air is rife with debates regarding buying, holding or trimming the equity portfolio. With no quick respite in sight, investors are now looking for new strategies that will help them to survive the recurring bloodbath in the markets.

Sector rotation to continue in 2022; avoid firms with higher borrowing costs, says Mohit Batra of MarketsMojo

Mohit Batra suggests a bottom-up approach wherein rather than looking at a sector approach, one should invest in a company that will make money for investors.

Spend time in market rather than trying to time it, advises Shridatta Bhandwaldar of Canara Robeco MF

In an interview with MintGenie, Bhandwaldar advised investors to focus on wealth creation through the compounding of portfolios over a longer period rather than getting bogged down by what is happening in the near term.

Time to rebalance portfolio; banking, IT offer strong growth prospects, says Nirav Karkera of Fisdom

The top triggers for the market would include developments around the Russia-Ukraine war, the US Fed’s actions as it attempts to strike a balance between raging inflation and tepid economic growth, commodity prices especially that of crude oil and the degree of demand robustness, says Karkera.

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