The stock is up by nearly a staggering 30 per cent on a YTD basis while on an MTD basis, it jumped 18 per cent. One of the main reasons for the standout performance by the stock in recent times is the standout financial performance in the quarter ended December 31, 2021.

Everyone is eager to know what the mutual fund managers bought and sold but mostly keen to know what they actually bought. So, let’s know which stocks attracted fund managers in January 2022. 

After the Indian markets closed in red on Wednesday amid selling pressure in the final hour. Today, the Indian markets have opened on a positive note following Asian markets. The BSE Sensex has opened at 57,876.81 down by 120 points. Following it, the BSE MidCap has opened upwards at 24,019.33 gaining by 2 points. The BSE SmallCap is on the other hand is trading in the red today morning at 28,122.49 down merely 39 points. 

Craftsman Automation Ltd, an S&P BSE SmallCap stock, showcased a rally of 9.51 per cent in the pre-opening session today.   

BSE Small-cap index, however, bucked the broader market trend, closing in the green territory at 28,161.67.

On Wednesday the Indian indices swing like a pendulum between gains and losses due to the uncertain global scenario. Among the other sectors most finished in the red with PSU bank, metals, and media being the major losers. The broader indices ended mixed wherein midcap traded under pressure while smallcap closed higher by 0.9 per cent. In addition, the scheduled weekly expiry would further add to the decline.

Activity in the F&O market for the weekly expiry tomorrow shows 17400 to act as a key pivot point. 

On Wednesday, the core equity indices ended in red after trading in a highly volatile session dragged by auto, bank, metal, and IT stocks.

PNB Housing Finance soared 9.8 per cent with an intraday high and low of Rs 466.55 and Rs 398 and finally closed at Rs 436. Today’s rally has helped the stock bridge some gap while the stock is still 50 per cent  down from its 52-week high of Rs. 924. 

 It was a disappointing second half of the session as Nifty lost nearly 200 points from its day’s high to close at 17,322.