Q) Mid-and smallcap funds have outperformed largecaps over the past year, but valuations appear to favor largecaps. Is this a potential turning point in market leadership?

Q) There is a growing talk around largecaps. Are largecaps becoming attractive because their valuations have corrected, or do they also offer better earnings visibility in the current market environment?

Q) You track small & midcaps very closely - how much of the future earnings growth of mid- and smallcap companies is already priced in? What would it take for these stocks to justify their current valuations?

Q) For an investor starting a fresh SIP today, should largecaps form the core of the portfolio, with mid- and smallcaps playing a complementary role?

Q) What could trigger a sustained rotation from mid- and smallcaps towards largecaps: earnings disappointments, valuation compression, foreign investor flows or a broader economic slowdown?

Q) Should investors rebalance towards largecaps after years of mid- and smallcap outperformance, or could that mean exiting too early?

Q) Where could India's next generation of small- and midcap wealth creators emerge from: manufacturing, capital expenditure, financialization, healthcare or emerging technology businesses?

Q) How important are return on capital, cash-flow generation and balance-sheet strength when evaluating small- and midcap companies? Which financial warning signs would make you avoid a stock despite its growth potential?

Q) Small-cap funds attracted ₹9,039 crore, while mid-cap funds received ₹7,835 crore. Given the strong investor interest, are valuations in these segments justified by earnings growth?