These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 30% return in 1 year, according to analysts

Around this time last year, both policymakers and regulators were worrying about the froth building up in the mid-cap space. A slew of measures were announced to curb the flow of excessive money into both mid- and small-caps stocks. The expectation was that it would stem the flow and cool things down. But the overall flow, at least to the mid-cap mutual funds, continues to be the same. The last few weeks of correction has, however, brought retail participation down. So, it is not the regulator but prices which determine how much money will flow and what it will chase. At this juncture, the valuation differential between large- and mid-caps have narrowed. Will the trend continue? Or will there be a churn?