Coronavirus has made a critical economic impact globally, and its effects can be clearly seen in the stock market. There are chances of a global Corona recession. In light of such adversity, we have come out with the booster dose that will help you heal your affected portfolio. The antidote neuron will identify opportunities in the current adversity and enable you to make informed decisions to counteract the impact of COVID-19.
The opportunities identified by Antidote Neuron currently consists of 3 Cs:
Crude Oil Price
Crude oil prices have dropped, and this is a good opportunity for a developing market like India where the majority of the requirement of crude oil is imported. Companies such as oil marketing firms, paint firms, plastic processing firms benefit from the lowered crude oil prices.
Speciality Chemical Companies
Speciality chemical companies will also benefit from the the lowered crude oil prices. Antidote neuron will include the details of such speciality chemical companies that would give your portfolio the right push in the right direction.
Capacity Expansion
In the current scenario, we have identified a company which was undergoing capacity expansion and is about to complete this process in the near future. Once the capacity expansion is completed, a significant positive impact would be observed in the revenue as well as operations.
The Antidote Neuron consists of a portfolio of stocks to buy in correction phase of markets.
Features
Holding Period: 6-9 months
Service Delivery Mode: e-mail
Capital Requirement: INR 50,000
Holding Period: 6-12 months
Monthly Update: Yes
*Inclusive of complaints of previous years resolved in the current month/year.
#Inclusive of complaints pending as on last day of the year.
^Average Resolution time is the sum total of time taken to resolve each complaint in days, in the current month divided by total number of complaints resolved in the current month.
Data is updated on or before 7th of every month.
**ATR submission date has been considered as the date of resolution of the complaint by IA-CapitalVia.