@kb_snn , its long since your last post but may be time you may like to share your views since market is down significantly from all time high but not much from Dec-2023 rather is close to that. Eager to hear views
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This is first phase of correction …
People who entered post Jan 2024 will mostly exit post this correction
Post first phase you will see which sectors will shine in next phase and which to avoid … That is most information to derive post March 2025…
On Macro … Lot of uncertainty exist because of US policies …
Will DOGE cause deflation
Will Tariff cause inflation
Will ending of wars impact commodities
Will US - China competition change supply chain if how and in which sectors … etc
Most of these answers may not be clear … but may impact your stock selections
You can add slowly in sectors which you wanted to do … but do aggressive allocation post April 2025 , but keep cash levels > 10% till Next year (March 2026) … as there might be multiple level of volatility giving you multiple opportunities
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Post first phase of correction some investors would like to Invest some cash
How to invest across sectors .??
It is sometimes tough to understand each and every business , but even after understanding and knowing potential of business … how to value business is tough task
Interesting Mathematical formulae have been used for various sectors to simplify task of business valuation ( is it too expensive or cheap )
Compare companies within a specific sector and across time duration ( last 5 / 10 years ) … You will get a fair idea if businesss is expensive or at fair value …
Hope this is useful
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Very informative post. This will give a great insight in assessment of valuation of different sectors. 
In addition I think PEG ratio will be quite useful in case of IT and other growth industries.
It provides a sense of fair valuation.
Calculate the PEG Ratio: Divide the P/E ratio by the expected EPS growth rate.
For instance, if an IT company has a P/E ratio of 30 and an expected EPS growth rate of 20%, its PEG ratio would be
30/20 =1.5.
This suggests the company might be slightly overvalued compared to its growth prospects, depending on industry benchmarks.
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This data will help in understanding the sectoral flow of money.
Will be helpful in guessing next bullish sector.
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We can get the 15 days of FII investments data from this website:NSDL : Fortnightly Sector-wise FPI Investment data
We can observe that good investment inflow is observed in chemical,healthare and media.
Most outflow was observed in automobile sector.
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