Track which market analysts are actually right.
We track public calls from Indian market analysts — TV, print, and online — and grade every one HIT or MISS against what actually happened, sourced back to the original article. No spin, no cherry-picking, just the record.
Market-wide sentiment
Analysts lean bullish
141 calls · last 7 days
LKP Securities
“Nifty's breakout from a five-day consolidation phase indicates improving market sentiment. The index maintains a positive trend, trading above its key moving averages, and is expected to move towards 24,800 in the near term, with 24,200 serving as immediate support.”
Latest verdicts
Recently graded calls
“Indrajit Agarwal of CLSA India is bullish on base metals, specifically aluminium and copper, for the near to medium term. He highlights structural undersupply due to minimal global capital expenditure since 2010, stickier demand less tied to China, and new-age use cases like EVs and data centers driving growth. Indian non-ferrous producers are particularly well-positioned with a cost advantage into FY27-28.”
“Bullish on BFSI, autos, and defence sectors; banks and NBFCs have cleaner balance sheets and a wave of deal-making; autos have strong FY26 numbers and a narrowing price gap between two-wheelers and cars; defence manufacturers like Solar Industries have high growth potential due to modern warfare trends.”
“Sunil Subramaniam anticipates near-term outperformance from private sector banks and NBFCs, driven by robust consumer and auto-led credit growth. While PSU banks offer valuation comfort and a margin of safety, he expects their stronger momentum and meaningful upside only in the second half of the year, supported by potential capex revival and housing demand.”
“Nischal Maheshwari sees a short-term trading opportunity in the IT sector, anticipating a potential upside of 10-15% over the next three months. He emphasizes this is a tactical play rather than a long-term investment.”
“Several macro headwinds persist, including a dollar index above 100, crude oil near $109/barrel, and rising US 10-year yields (4.38%), which are not supportive of a stronger rupee over the medium term. India's 10-year bond yield also crossed 7.1%, indicating broader market caution.”
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How it works
Accountability for market punditry.
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We track the calls
Every public prediction an Indian market analyst makes on TV, in print, or online — captured with a link back to the original source.
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We grade them
Once a call's timeframe passes, we check it against real market data and mark it HIT or MISS. No editorializing, no judgment calls.
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You see the record
Every analyst's track record is public — hits and misses both — so you can judge who's actually worth listening to.
Not investment advice. Predict Future tracks what market analysts said in the press — every call links back to its original source. Hits and misses are shown factually, based on what was said and when, so you can judge a track record for yourself.