Ajay Srivastava, interviewed by NDTV Profit, says the “era” of older, legacy businesses is fading and investors should focus on newer segments of the economy. He frames his view around where India’s growth is strongest, arguing that these segments offer more attractive opportunities for investment.
Srivastava also advises that investors be mindful of entry points. He suggests entering stocks in these newer areas during market corrections rather than at peak valuations, implying that timing can affect returns and risk.
Across the sources provided, the coverage is consistent: both articles attribute the same core message to Srivastava, emphasize newer economic segments as the preferred area of focus, and mention that investors should consider buying during correction phases. The reporting does not cite specific companies, sectors, or data, but presents the comments as general investment guidance.
