Neeraj Dewan, Market Expert, discusses the market s recovery post mid-February and evaluates shares like Vodafone Idea, BSE, and various two-wheelers. He advises cautious trading and selective investment in domestic economy-related stocks, considering market volatility and potential growth opportunities.

Arvind Sanger of Geosphere Capital Management shares his skepticism about the clarity of President Trump s impending tariff announcement. He believes negotiations and adjustments will follow. Sanger does not see tariffs as a definitive solution. He highlights that India is acting intelligently by not retaliating immediately. Investors are advised to remain cautious and consider buying opportunities in unaffected sectors.

The Indian market is expected to trade lower on Tuesday, influenced by muted global cues. Nifty is anticipated to trade between 23,000 to 24,000 zones. Recommendations include buying Ambuja Cement, Axis Bank, BEL, Bajaj Housing Finance, and Piramal Pharma with specified targets and stop losses.

HAL Share Price: Shares of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) surged by 7.6% after UBS maintained a buy rating, citing strong order momentum and revenue acceleration. HAL secured contracts worth Rs 62,700 crore for Light Combat Helicopters from the Ministry of Defence, significantly boosting its order book and domestic defence manufacturing.

Shares of IT companies fell up to 3% on April 1, ahead of President Trump’s announcement on reciprocal tariffs. Mphasis dropped the most at 3%. For the upcoming Q4 earnings, broker Motilal Oswal expects weak performance for large firms like Infosys and TCS, but recommends Tech Mahindra and Coforge for their strong growth outlook.

Stock Market Crash Today: Indian equity markets continued their downward trend due to declining IT and banking stocks, with significant drops in the Sensex and Nifty indices. Investor apprehension over President Trump s upcoming reciprocal tariffs and profit booking after a strong rally contributed to market volatility.

Ashwini Agarwal, Founder of Demeter Advisors, highlights the potential risks and opportunities in the market. While optimism has grown, Agarwal cautions about possible upheavals reminiscent of the global financial crisis. Financials, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals are sectors of interest, with a focus on bottom-up investing.

GMR Airports stated that AERA has approved several principles of the variable tariff plan proposed by Delhi airport. As a result, the UDF has been divided between embarking and disembarking passengers.

Market expert Ashwini Agarwal sees improved sentiment in equities, with India attracting FIIs and offering strong domestic opportunities. Risks include a potential US dollar reset. He favors financials, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals while advising caution on US tech valuations. Emerging markets, especially China and India, may outperform in the medium term.

Bharti Airtel s daily chart has broken out from a range, supported by increased trading volume and a rising RSI, indicating positive sentiment. A close above Rs 1,760 could target Rs 1,850 and Rs 1,900, with Rs 1,700 as support. A Bull Call Ladder Spread strategy is suggested.