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The Market Crux

12 Feb, 04:01

SCALP 2 AND DONE FOR THE DAY, SENSEX IS NEW DARLING FOR A REASON 😍

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12 Feb, 03:48

TOOK A SMALL ONE ON NIFTY TODAY, NOT WHAT I LIKE.. SLOW AS HELL.

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12 Feb, 03:41

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#ICICIBANK
#AXISBANK
#BHARTIAIRTL

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12 Feb, 03:40

#NIFTY opening 20 points gap down with still more advances than declines. Let is baseline above 23k for any possible reversal or retracement towards our buy levels.

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12 Feb, 03:17

🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

TRADE DATE: 12-Feb-25

SELL #APOLLOHOSP BELOW 6288
TARGET 6110
SL 6377

@TheMarketCrux
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

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12 Feb, 03:17

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 12-Feb-25

BUY #CRISIL ABOVE 5394
TARGET 5665
SL 5259

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

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12 Feb, 03:17

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 12-Feb-25

BUY #TRANSRAILL ABOVE 631
TARGET 650
SL 622

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

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The Market Crux

12 Feb, 03:13

#SENSEX SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 12-FEB-25

CMP : 76,295

STRONG ABOVE : 76,570 >> TARGET 76,665 >> 76,880

WEAK BELOW : 76,100 >> TARGET 75,920 >> 75,650

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12 Feb, 03:11

#BANKNIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 12-FEB-25

CMP : 49,358

STRONG ABOVE : 49,495 >> TARGET 49,595 >> 49,690

WEAK BELOW : 29,200 >> TARGET 49,115 >> 49,005

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12 Feb, 03:10

#NIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 12-FEB-25

CMP : 23,068

STRONG ABOVE : 23,150 >> TARGET 23,182 >> 23,270

WEAK BELOW 22,982 >> TARGET 22,940 >> 22,850

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12 Feb, 02:56

Asian stocks were mixed on Wednesday, with Japan's Nikkei 225 up 0.21% while South Korea's Kospi and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 unchanged. Hang Seng futures declined 0.13%.

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The Market Crux

12 Feb, 02:55

US stocks fluctuated and bond yields rose after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated the central bank is in no rush to cut rates. The #S&P 500 was little changed while the #Dow rose 0.28%. The #Nasdaq dropped 0.36%. The 0.3%.

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12 Feb, 02:54

*Kirloskar oil:* Net profit at Rs. 71.3 cr vs Rs 89.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 1453.7 cr vs Rs 1391.3 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*N.R. Agarwal:* Net profit at Rs. 12.7 cr vs Rs 31.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 420 cr vs Rs 330 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*HEG:* Net profit at Rs. 83.4 cr vs Rs 43.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 478.4 cr vs Rs 562.4 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Gujarat Alkalis:* Net loss at Rs. 11.2 cr vs Rs 115.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 1029 cr vs Rs 920 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Berger Paints:* Net profit at Rs. 295 cr vs poll of Rs 289 cr, Revenue at Rs 2975 cr vs poll of Rs 2939 cr (Neutral)

*SAIL:* Net Profit Down 66.5% at ₹141.9 Cr Vs ₹422.9 Cr (YoY) Estimate Rs 38 cr loss. Revenue Up 4.9% at ₹24,489.9 Cr Vs ₹23,348.6 Cr (YoY) Estimate Rs 23348 cr (Neutral)

*Vodafone Idea:* Net loss at Rs 6607 Cr Vs poll Rs 6979 Cr, Revenue at Rs 11117 Cr Vs poll Rs 11254 Cr (Neutral)

*Mamata:* Net profit at Rs. 8.7 cr vs Rs 8.3 cr, Revenue at Rs 73 cr vs Rs 51 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*HBL:* Net profit at Rs. 64 cr vs Rs 79 cr, Revenue at Rs 450 cr vs Rs 599 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Wimplast:* Net profit at Rs. 13.5 cr vs Rs 12.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 93 cr vs Rs 87 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Cosmo First:* Net profit at Rs. 29.6 cr vs Rs 11.4 cr, Revenue at Rs. 700 cr vs Rs 624 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*MOIL:* Net profit at Rs. 63.7 cr vs Rs 54.1 cr, Revenue at Rs. 367 cr vs Rs 306 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Ahlucont:* Net profit at Rs. 49.4 cr vs Rs 70.6 cr, Revenue at Rs. 951 cr vs Rs 1026 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

*Maithan Alloys:* Net profit at Rs. 90 cr vs Rs 85 cr, Revenue at Rs. 531 cr vs Rs 448 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

*Waterbase:* Net loss at Rs. 3.9 cr vs Rs 4.2 cr, Revenue at Rs. 66 cr vs Rs 74 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

*Salzer:* Net Profit at Rs 15.5 Cr Vs Rs 13.5 Cr, Revenue at Rs 341 Cr Vs Rs 270 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Medicamen:* Net Profit at Rs 3.8 Cr Vs Rs 3.3 Cr, Revenue at Rs 45 Cr Vs Rs 46 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Zomato:* Company now allows users to customize the platform fee, ranging from Rs 10 to Rs 40. (Neutral)

*Vedanta:* Committee of directors approves raising up to Rs 3,000 crore via NCDs (Neutral)

*TVS Motor:* Company signs accord with Karnataka to invest Rs 2,000 cr in 5 yrs. (Neutral)

*Maruti*: The company has set April 1, 2025, as the appointed date for its merger with Suzuki Motor Gujarat (SMG). (Neutral)

*Bayer Crop:* Net Profit at Rs 34 Cr Vs Rs 93 Cr, Revenue at Rs 105 Cr Vs Rs 95 Cr (YoY) (Negative)

*TV Today:* Net Profit at Rs 8.7 Cr Vs Rs 29 Cr, Revenue at Rs 236 Cr Vs Rs 262 Cr (YoY) (Negative)

*Gopal:* Net Profit at Rs 5.3 Cr Vs Rs 17.9 Cr, Revenue at Rs 393 Cr Vs Rs 368 Cr (YoY) (Negative)

*IRCON:* Net Profit at Rs 140 Cr Vs Rs 185 Cr, Revenue at Rs 2570 Cr Vs Rs 2875 Cr (YoY) (Negative)

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12 Feb, 02:54

*🇮🇳India Daybook – Stocks in News*

*Astrazeneca:* Net profit at Rs. 31.0 cr vs Rs 15.8 cr, Revenue at Rs. 440 cr vs Rs 305 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*EID Parry:* Net profit at Rs. 415 cr vs Rs 216 cr, Revenue at Rs. 8720 cr vs Rs 7770 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Techno Engineering:* Net profit at Rs 106 cr vs Rs 77.6 cr, Revenue at Rs. 676 cr vs Rs 365 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Raj Rayons:* Net profit at Rs. 8.2 cr vs Rs 2.0 cr, Revenue at Rs. 230 cr vs Rs 195 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*SRM Contractors:* Net profit at Rs 21.3 cr vs Rs 5.2 cr, Revenue at Rs. 150 cr vs Rs 87 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Jaypee Infra:* Net profit at Rs. 1365 cr vs Rs 92 cr (Exceptional profit Rs 514 cr), Revenue at Rs. 1317 cr vs Rs 218 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Ramky Infra:* Net profit at Rs. 59.8 cr vs Rs 37.6 cr, Revenue at Rs. 459 cr vs Rs 440cr (YoY) (Positive)

*EIH:* Net profit at Rs. 278.0 cr vs Rs 230.0 cr, Revenue at Rs. 800 cr vs Rs 741 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Shree Pushkar:* Net profit at Rs. 15.9 cr vs Rs 7.6 cr, Revenue at Rs. 217 cr vs Rs 175 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Indo Amines:* Net profit at Rs. 11.3 cr vs Rs 9.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 259 cr vs Rs 194 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*TBZ:* Net profit at Rs. 29.9 cr vs Rs 21.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 927 cr vs Rs 740 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*RBZ Jewellers:* Net profit at Rs. 13 cr vs Rs 6.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 194 cr vs Rs 116 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Alufloride:* Net profit at Rs. 6 cr vs Rs 3.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 47.5 cr vs Rs 37.3 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Ceinsys Tech:* Net profit at Rs. 17.8 cr vs Rs 10.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 112 cr vs Rs 62.6 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*NBCC:* Net profit at Rs. 138 cr vs Rs 111 cr, Revenue at Rs 2827 cr vs Rs 2424 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*EPL:* Net profit at Rs. 94.0 cr vs Rs 86.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 1000 cr vs Rs 975 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Ashapuri Gold:* Net profit at Rs. 4.2 cr vs Rs 2.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 101 cr vs Rs 50 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Kolte Patil:* Net profit at Rs. 25 cr vs loss Rs 63 cr, Revenue at Rs 349.7 cr vs Rs 75.8 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*GIC Housing:* Net profit at Rs. 49.7 cr vs Rs 35.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 265 cr vs Rs 258 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Taal Enterprises:* Net profit at Rs. 11.4 cr vs Rs 7.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 1225 cr vs Rs 1118 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*Bajaj Health:* Net profit at Rs. 14.9 cr vs Rs 5.5 cr, Revenue at Rs 123 cr vs Rs 108 cr (YoY) (Positive)

*HG Infra:* Jointly with DEC Infrastructure bags letter of acceptance from Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), New Delhi for EPC project worth ₹2,195.68 crore (Positive)

*BHEL:* Company gets LoI for a project worth ₹6,200 crore from Damodar Valley Corporation (Positive)

*BEML:* Company enters into strategic partnership with STX Engine Forge for advanced defence & marine engine solutions (Positive)

*Cyient DLM:* Company announced a production contract with Boeing Global Services (BGS) for precision-machined parts and assemblies. (Positive)

*Coromandel:* Government of Andhra Pradesh Extends Subsidies for Rs 15.39 Billion Investment, Andhra Pradesh Extends 45% Incentive on Fixed Capital Investment (Positive)

*Ramco Systems:* Payroll solution provider said Papua New Guinea’s national carrier, Air Niugini, has chosen its Payce platform to modernise its payroll operations (Positive)

*Bharat Electronics:* Safran and Company Forge a Partnership in the Defense Sector, Safran - Signing of a Partnership to Create A Joint Venture (Positive)

*Happy Forgings:* Company Signs MOU for Long-term Supply of Heavy, Forged and Precision Machined Industrial Components (Positive)

*Jupiter Wagons:* Company gets LoA for order value of Rs 600 cr (Positive)

*IRCTC:* Net profit at Rs. 341 cr vs poll of Rs 352 cr, Revenue at Rs 1225 cr vs poll of Rs 1209 cr (Neutral)

*Birla Soft:* Net profit at Rs. 117 cr vs poll of Rs 121 cr, Revenue at Rs 1363 cr vs poll of Rs 1381 cr (Neutral)

*Kopran:* Net profit at Rs. 10.3 cr vs Rs 15.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 166 cr vs Rs 158 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

*Ritco Logistics:* Net profit at Rs. 10.2 cr vs Rs 8.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 313 cr vs Rs 240 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

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12 Feb, 02:47

*CLOSING BELL*
*DOW* ➖ *+123.24*🔼44593.65
*NASDAQ* ➖ *-70.41*🔻19643.86
*SPX* ➖ *+2.06* 🔼6068.50
*G.NIFTY* ➖ *+55.50* 🔼23183

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12 Feb, 02:44

*Securities in Ban For Trade Date 12-FEB-2025 : F&O Segment*
#MANAPPURAM

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12 Feb, 02:39

Good morning traders 🌄
Trading: Skill once you learn, it takes your life to a whole new level 🧬

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The Market Crux

11 Feb, 13:01

Gora log 😐

Instl. Investors EQUITY Cash Trades PROV. - 11/02/2025 : Rs. CRS. :

FIIS : SELL -4,486 (11,496-15,982)

DIIS : BUY +4,002 (13,788-9,786)

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The Market Crux

11 Feb, 11:33

ALL OUR SELL SIDE TARGETS DONE AND DUSTED FORM THE LEVELS PUBLISHED IN MORNING.

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11 Feb, 10:54

The Harsh Truth: Why New Traders Keep Losing
If you’re a new trader, you have to pay your dues.

Seasoned traders know this—that’s why we love new traders so much. You’ll study charts, mimic the experts, and buy those expensive trade-recommendation newsletters.

You’ll dream big.

But most importantly, you’ll keep trading—and while you do, the professionals will be on the other side, happily taking your money.

I’m not joking.

The Cycle of the “New Trader”
So, you don’t want to stay a new trader for long?

First, let’s define what a new trader really is:
1️⃣ Someone who just started trading and hasn’t yet made the typical rookie mistakes.
2️⃣ Someone who keeps making the same beginner mistakes over and over again—never learning, never evolving.

Most traders I’ve met in my 22 years in the markets—three years as a "new trader" and 19 years as a seasoned trader—never escape that beginner phase. They keep trading without mental discipline, and eventually, they walk away blaming "market volatility" or "institutional traders" for their failures.

The Real Difference Between New and Seasoned Traders
It’s not about having a better trading system.

It’s not about using some secret indicator.

Both beginner and professional traders often use the same tools and techniques. The difference?

✅ Seasoned traders are in control.
❌ New traders are controlled by emotions and fear.

New traders haven’t fully grasped that trading is a numbers game—an exercise in probabilities and statistics. Sometimes, even when you play by the rules, you lose. But sticking to the system is what keeps the odds in your favor over time.

How to Escape the "New Trader" Trap
If you’ve properly back-tested your system and studied successful strategies, then your job as a trader is simple:

💡 Follow your system like the Ice Man.

If, over time, your system doesn’t work, change the system—but never change your commitment to following the plan once you’ve decided to trade it.

Easier said than done, right?

The Missing Piece: Mental Training
We’re not machines—we’re humans. Fears and emotions will overpower you unless you actively train your mind.

✅ Successful traders train their minds to stay disciplined.
✅ They understand that habits are neural pathways in the brain.
✅ When they identify bad trading habits, they reprogram their brains to replace them with better ones.

It’s not magic—it’s just science.

Final Thoughts
A good trading system + the mental strength to follow it = the key to long-term success.

Most seasoned traders won’t tell you this.

Why?

Because your lack of discipline is their profit.

So… are you ready to stop donating to the market and start trading like a pro?

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08 Feb, 11:13

Why Most Traders Struggle with Losing Streaks

Be warned:

"Part of overall winning is taking losses along the way."
"If you have 55% winning trades, you’ll win in the long run."

We’ve heard these truths repeated countless times.

We know that every trading system includes both winning and losing trades. But when a losing streak hits, doubt creeps in.

Why Do Losing Streaks Feel So Personal?
When we experience back-to-back winning trades, confidence soars. We feel in control, motivated, and eager to place the next trade. We start seeing ourselves as “geniuses” and professional traders.

But when losses pile up, that confidence evaporates. Fear takes over. Instead of looking for the next setup, we hesitate, second-guessing every move. Suddenly, we feel like gamblers or worse—losers.

So, what’s really happening?

Trading Losses Do Not Define You
The problem is not the system—it’s how you perceive the results.

Most traders tie their self-worth to their trading outcomes. Winning trades feel like validation. Losing trades feel like failure. And when self-doubt kicks in, traders abandon their strategy, override their rules, and trade based on emotion—which inevitably leads to even worse results.

This is the downfall of most failing traders.

The Winning Trader Mindset
Successful traders don’t let short-term results define them.

They understand that losing streaks are part of the process. Whether they’re experiencing a string of winners or a string of losers, they maintain the same mindset:

✅ They trust their system. They know their edge plays out over time.
✅ They remain emotionally in control. A loss is just another trade—not a reflection of them as a person.
✅ They focus on execution, not short-term results.

The Most Overlooked Aspect of Trading
Most traders spend thousands on “holy grail” strategies, expensive seminars, and advanced indicators—while completely ignoring mental conditioning.

But your mindset is just as important as your trading signals.

As a broker, trader, and CTA for 21 years, I’ve seen at least 50+ trading systems that were profitable—but only for those with the mental and emotional strength to follow them.

How to Break the Cycle
1️⃣ Find a system that fits your personality. (More on this next week!)
2️⃣ Back-test it until you trust it completely.
3️⃣ Allocate the capital to trade it properly.
4️⃣ Commit to following it—no matter what.

Because without mental strength, even the best system won’t save you.

The real key to trading success isn’t just about strategy—it’s about developing the discipline to take the good with the bad and stick to the plan.

Are you mentally prepared to handle both winning and losing streaks? If not, that’s where your real work begins.

to be continued tomorrow, stay tuned.

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08 Feb, 04:59

22 Monopoly Stocks in India for investment!📊

1- IRCTC (100% in the ticketing business)

2- HAL (100% in defense manufacturing)

3- CDSL (59% in depository business)

4- Coal India (82% in coal production)

5- Pidilite (70% share in adhesive)

6- Nestle (96.5% share in cerelac industry)

7- MCX (92% of India’s commodities exchange sector)

8- Syngene (50% of the contract research and manufacturing services (CRAMS) market in India)

9- Praj Industries (60% in ethanol plant installation industry)

10- Asahi India Glass (77% of the automotive glass market and 50% of the architectural glass market in India)

11- Hindustan Zinc (78% in zinc industry)

12- ITC (77% in cigarettes)

13- CONCOR (68.52% in cargo carrier)

14- BHEL (67% in the power equipment sector)

15- DFL (DreamFolks is India's largest airport service aggregator)

16- APL Apollo (50% share in pre-galvanised and structural tube industry)

17- Borosil Renewables (India's only solar glass maker for over a decade)

18- BKT (6% of the global off-highway tire market and 30% of the Indian market)

19- IEX (95% of short-term electricity contracts in India)

20- CAMS (70% within the mutual fund industry)

21- Marico (73% in oil products)

22- NOCIL (it is the largest rubber chemical manufacturing company with 40% market share in India)

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07 Feb, 14:59

Why Most Traders Fail: The Emotional Trap of Trading

We all got into trading for the same reason— the dream of the big win.

At some point, we saw a story about someone turning their last few dollars into millions. Maybe it came in the form of an article, an ad, or a flashy sales pitch offering a “simple secret” that promised financial freedom.

Most of the time, we ignored these gimmicks. But at a vulnerable moment, the idea of effortless riches seemed like the answer to our prayers.

So, we jumped in.

The Harsh Reality of Trading
Whether we followed price patterns, market waves, or some indicator-based strategy, we all quickly learned one thing—__desire and dreams aren’t enough to survive in the markets.

To stay in the game, we needed:
✔️ A **back-tested system** we could trust.
✔️ A way to **remove emotions** from trading.
✔️ The discipline to treat it like a **professional job**, not a lottery ticket.

That’s when we started taking things seriously. We studied trading gurus, watched their live trades, or tested different strategies using software. Armed with a system, we approached the markets with rules, stops, and profit targets—ready to execute like professionals.

**Then, the Emotional Trap Begins**
At first, things seem to go well. We take trades, stick to the plan, and even land a big winner.

The news confirms our brilliance—the market is moving exactly as we predicted. Our profit target is just a few ticks away, but the momentum is strong.

So, we think:

👉 "This move is bigger than expected! There's no way it won’t keep going. Let me lift my profit target and let it run!"

The market closes slightly higher. Confidence grows.

👉 "I’m getting good at this. I have a feel for the market now!"

To "protect" profits, we set a stop-loss at our original profit target—so if the market reverses, we still take home the same gains we originally planned.

And then… disaster strikes.

Overnight, unexpected news hits the markets. A weather shift, a central bank statement, an earnings miss.

The market gaps down past our stop-loss, wiping out our trade entirely.

The big winner just turned into a big loser—not because of a bad system, but because of emotions.

**The Hardest Lesson in Trading**
This is the same emotional trap that pulled us in from the start—the belief that we “know” what the market will do next.

In reality, professional traders don’t try to outsmart the market. They follow their system. They take the profits when their rules say so. They don’t get greedy.

Because in trading, it’s not about being right—it’s about being disciplined.

**The Truth About Long-Term Success**
If you’re still trading after a few years, it means one of two things:

1️⃣ You have **deep pockets** and can afford to keep learning the hard way.
2️⃣ You’ve learned to **control your emotions** and follow your system with discipline.

If you want to make it in trading, you need both.

Because the market doesn’t care about your feelings—but if you respect the rules, stick to your plan, and take profits when your system tells you to, you’ll give yourself a real chance at success.

**Are you following your system—or letting emotions run your trades?**

__to be continued tomorrow, stay tuned.

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07 Feb, 05:06

SCALP 2 POST BREAK. DIFFICULT MONEY. PATHATIC LIQUIDITY AND OPTION PREMIUMS ARE NOT ALIGNED TO SPOT.

SUCH 30 POINTERS WERE SO EASY ON BANKNIFTY.🧐

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07 Feb, 03:48

TRAPPED AND STARTED RED AGAIN... MARKET NOT SUSTAINING!!!

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07 Feb, 03:43

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday.

#SAGILITY
#BSE
#SONATASOFTW

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07 Feb, 03:41

#NIFTY settled at 45 points gap up in pre-opening session, well withing yesterday's range. let it find the direction.

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07 Feb, 02:33

Bikaji Foods: Net profit at Rs.31 cr vs Rs 49 cr, Revenue at Rs 676 cr vs Rs 613 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

CMS Infosystem: Net profit at Rs. 93.2 cr vs Rs 87 cr, Revenue at Rs. 581 cr vs Rs 582 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

JK Cement: Net profit at Rs. 60.5 cr vs Rs 150.2 cr, Revenue at Rs. 1496 cr vs Rs 1703 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

Carraro: Net profit at Rs. 14 cr vs Rs 19 cr, Revenue at Rs. 444 cr vs Rs 430 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

GRAUER & WEIL: Net profit at Rs. 43.1 cr vs Rs 42.8 cr, Revenue at Rs. 275 cr vs Rs 285 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

Cochin Ship: Net profit at Rs. 177 cr vs Rs 244 cr, Revenue at Rs. 1194 cr vs Rs 1114 cr (YoY). (Neutral)

Auro Pharma: Net profit at Rs 846 crore versus poll of Rs 906.0 crore, Revenue at Rs 7979.0 crore versus poll of Rs 7782.0 crore (Neutral)

Dhanlaxmi Cotex Ltd: Company announced the resignation of Mrs. Niyati Ketan Shah as a Director, effective February 10, 2025. (Neutral)

Zomato: Company Board approves change in name of the company from Zomato to Eternal. (Neutral)

Max India: Company Approves Infusion Of Up to Rs 2.19 Billion in Wholly Owned Subsidiaries. (Neutral)

Indus Towers: Company acquires 16,100 telecom towers from Bharti Airtel. (Neutral)

Andhra Paper: Net profit at Rs. 11.6 cr vs Rs 82.5 cr, Revenue at Rs. 386 cr vs Rs 476 cr (YoY). (Negative)

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07 Feb, 02:33

India Daybook – Stocks in News

TD Power: Net profit at Rs. 44.9 cr vs Rs 30.0 cr, Revenue at Rs. 350 cr vs Rs 240 cr (YoY) (Positive)

GMM Pfaudler: Net Profit at Rs. 41.5 cr vs Rs 28.9 cr, Revenue at Rs. 1260 cr vs Rs 856 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Enviro Infra: Net Profit at Rs. 36.7 cr vs Rs 17.4 cr, Revenue at Rs. 247 cr vs Rs 149 cr (YoY) (Positive)

ZF Commercial: Net profit at Rs. 125 cr vs Rs 101 cr, Revenue at Rs. 962 cr vs Rs 898 cr (YoY) (Positive)

PGEL: Net profit at Rs. 40.1 cr vs Rs 19.2 cr, Revenue at Rs. 968 cr vs Rs 532 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Websol: Net profit at Rs. 48.1 cr vs loss Rs 107.0 cr, Revenue at Rs. 147 cr vs Rs 0.5 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Goodluck: Net profit at Rs. 41.2 cr vs Rs 31.7 cr, Revenue at Rs. 933 cr vs Rs 869 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Hero Motocorp: Net profit at Rs 1202.8 crore versus poll of Rs 1110.0 crore, Revenue at Rs 10211.0 crore versus poll of Rs 10135.0 crore (Positive)

Bharti Airtel: Net Profit at Rs. 14,781 cr vs poll of Rs 5270.4 cr, Revenue at Rs. 45,129 cr vs poll of Rs 43,300 cr (Positive)

Britannia: Net profit at Rs 582.0 crore versus poll of Rs 534.0 crore, Revenue at Rs 4592.0 crore versus poll of Rs 4502.0 crore (Positive)

Aadhar Housing: Net profit at Rs. 240 cr vs Rs 200 cr, Revenue at Rs. 798 cr vs Rs 673 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Paramount: Net profit at Rs. 22.6 cr vs Rs 22.0 cr, Revenue at Rs. 392 cr vs Rs 280 cr (YoY) (Positive)

BSE: Net profit at Rs 218.6 crore versus poll of Rs 355.0 crore, Revenue at Rs 773.0 crore versus poll of Rs 736.0 crore (Positive)

Manoj Vaibahv Gems: Net Profit at Rs. 25.2 cr vs Rs 18.9 cr, Revenue at Rs. 498 cr vs Rs 475 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Ramco Cements: Net Profit at Rs. 182 cr vs Rs 26 cr, Revenue at Rs. 1983 cr vs Rs 2044 cr (QoQ) (Positive)

Sobha: Net Profit at Rs. 22 cr vs Rs 15 cr, Revenue at Rs. 1224 cr vs Rs 685 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Bharti Hexacom: Net Profit at Rs. 261 cr vs Rs 253.1 cr, Revenue at Rs. 2250.7 cr vs Rs 2097.6 cr (QoQ) (Positive)

Gulfoil: Net Profit at Rs. 98.2 cr vs Rs 80.7 cr, Revenue at Rs. 905 cr vs Rs 817 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Rupa: Net Profit at Rs. 23.9 cr vs Rs 20.8 cr, Revenue at Rs. 316 cr vs Rs 317 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Dr Reddys Laboratories: Company enters a license agreement with Henlius to commercialize the biosimilar Daratumumab in the US and Europe. Dr Reddy’s Swiss, a subsidiary, will pay up to $ 131.6 Million (Positive)

Petronet Lng: Company and Deepak Phenolics Limited have signed definitive agreements for the sale and purchase of propylene and hydrogen. (Positive)

Coastal Corporation: Company announced a Share Split One equity share with a face value of Rs. 10 will be split into 5 shares with a face value of Rs. 2 each. (Positive)

Hg Infra Engineering: Company Declared L1 Bidder for Project of Bid Project Cost Rs 21.96 Billion (Positive)

Hero Motocorp: Company announced Dividend of Rs 100 / share, record date 10th February. (Positive)

Deepak NTR: Executed agreements for supply of Propylene and Hydrogen. (Positive)

NCC: Net Profit at Rs. 193 cr vs Rs 221 cr, Revenue at Rs. 5345 cr vs Rs 5260 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Sonata Software: Net Profit at Rs. 105 cr vs Rs 106 cr, Revenue at Rs. 2843 cr vs Rs 2170 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Apollo Tyres: Net Profit at Rs. 337 cr vs Rs 497 cr, Revenue at Rs. 6928 cr vs Rs 6595 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Motherson Wiring: Net Profit at Rs. 140 cr vs Rs 168 cr, Revenue at Rs. 2300 cr vs Rs 2115 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

PI Industries: Net Profit at Rs. 373 cr vs Rs 508 cr, Revenue at Rs. 1901 cr vs Rs 2221 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

NOCIL: Net Profit at Rs. 13 cr vs Rs 30 cr, Revenue at Rs. 318 cr vs Rs 341 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

ITC: Net profit at Rs 5638.0 crore versus poll of Rs 5135.0 crore, Revenue at Rs 17052.0 crore versus poll of Rs 18050.0 crore (Neutral)

Greenply: Net profit at Rs. 24.4 cr vs Rs 27.4 cr, Revenue at Rs. 462 cr vs Rs 442 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

KRBL: Net profit at Rs.132.6 cr vs Rs 133.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 1682 cr vs Rs 1438 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

517

The Market Crux

07 Feb, 02:30

Japan's #Nikkei was down 240 points, or 0.62% at 38,827, while South Korea's #Kospi fell 0.23%, or 6 points to 2,530. Future contracts in China hinted at a positive start while Hong Kong looks poised for losses.

415

The Market Crux

07 Feb, 02:29

Stocks in the Asia-Pacific region declined on Friday after a volatile week as traders await the key US jobs data due Friday to provide fresh cues.

428

The Market Crux

07 Feb, 02:29

Wall Street remained muted amid mixed earnings in last session. The #S&P 500 and the #Nasdaq rose 0.36% and 0.51%, respectively. The #Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.28%.

453

The Market Crux

07 Feb, 02:14

*CLOSING BELL*
*DOW* ➖ *-125.65*🔻44747.63
*NASDAQ* ➖ *+99.66*🔼19791.99
*SPX* ➖ *+22.09* 🔼6083.57
*G.NIFTY* ➖ *-20* 🔻23673

504

The Market Crux

07 Feb, 02:10

Good morning traders 🌄

522

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 15:37

#SENSEX SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 07-FEB-25

CMP : 78,133

STRONG ABOVE : 78,255 >> TARGET 78,370 >> 78,445
WEAK BELOW : 77,960 >> TARGET 77,795 >> 77,670

574

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 15:36

#BANKNIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 07-FEB-25

CMP : 50,427

STRONG ABOVE : 50,500 >> TARGET 50,598

WEAK BELOW : 50,270 >> TARGET 50,175 >> 50,091

554

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 15:34

#NIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 07-FEB-25

CMP : 23,628

STRONG ABOVE : 23,675 >> TARGET 23,715 >> 23,770

WEAK BELOW 23,575 >> TARGET 23,542 >> 23,485

540

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 15:30

🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

TRADE DATE: 07-Feb-25

SELL #TRENT BELOW 5244
TARGET 5044
SL 5344

@TheMarketCrux
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

522

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 15:30

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 07-Feb-25

BUY #QUADFUTURE ABOVE 721
TARGET 753
SL 705

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

524

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 07:49

#SENSEX DAY LOW 77,877 » TARGET 1 DONE COMFORTABLE ✅

599

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 07:47

#BANKNIFTY DAY LOW 50,150 » TARGET 1 GIVEN ✅

540

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 07:46

#NIFTY LOW 23,576, BOTH SHORT TARGETS DONE AND DUSTED 🚀🚀

541

The Market Crux

06 Feb, 07:44

#IGL CRASH LANDED, DAY LOW 197.7... MASSIVE 30,000+ NOTIONAL PROFIT CLOCKED PER LOT 🚀🚀🚀🚀

536

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 16:45

Lakh rupaye ki baat 😇

309

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 15:04

🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

TRADE DATE: 31-Jan-25

SELL #CRAFTSMAN BELOW 4049
TARGET 3969
SL 4088

@TheMarketCrux
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

425

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 15:04

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 31-Jan-25

BUY #DABUR ABOVE 535
TARGET 542
SL 531

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

408

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 12:20

JAN MONTH PERFORMANCE IN PREMIUM CHANNEL, ALL CALLS GIVEN IN ADVANCE WITH LEVELS:
TOTAL NOTIONAL PROFIT : 3.09 LAKH 🎯🎯🎯
CAPITAL : 20 LAKH

ONE MORE DAY TO GO
✌️✌️✌️

352

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 03:59

👆👆 TRADE CANDIDATE I SHARED WITH STUDENTS, NO LEVEL = NO TRADE, SIMPLE.

567

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 03:54

NO LEVEL, NO TRADE YET. NOT A GOOD OPENING FOR OPTION BUYING.

670

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 03:41

Top Stocks to Trade Today:

#BAJFINANCE
#TATAMOTORS
#ITCHOTELS

590

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 03:40

Absolute flat opening at #NIFTY, ground is clear for an bigger swing. Bias up for opening tick.

547

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:48

#SENSEX SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 30-JAN-25

CMP : 76,557

STRONG ABOVE : 76,605 >> TARGET 76,700 >> 76,875

WEAK BELOW : 76,360 >> TARGET 76,190 >> 76,025

565

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:41

#BANKNIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 30-JAN-25

CMP : 49,163

STRONG ABOVE : 49,202 >> TARGET 49,262 >> 49,350

WEAK BELOW : 49,070 >> TARGET 48,970 >> 48,890

523

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:39

#NIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 30-JAN-25

CMP : 23,176

STRONG ABOVE : 13,185 >> TARGET 23,220 >> 23,275

WEAK BELOW 23,100 >> TARGET 23,049 >> 23,990

499

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:36

🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

TRADE DATE: 30-Jan-25

SELL #AGI BELOW 767
TARGET 685
SL 808

@TheMarketCrux
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

487

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:36

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 30-Jan-25

BUY #AMIORG ABOVE 2273
TARGET 2359
SL 2230

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

449

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:36

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 30-Jan-25

BUY #DEEPAKFERT ABOVE 1307
TARGET 1370
SL 1275

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

438

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:31

Major Earnings To Watch: GAIL (India), Jindal Steel & Power, Kalyan Jewellers India, Dr Lal Pathlabs, Larsen & Toubro, Navin Fluorine International, PB Fintech, Praj Industries, Prestige Estates Projects, Raymond Lifestyle, Waaree Energies and Welspun Living.

416

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:31

Major Earnings To Watch: Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, Astral, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Holdings & Investment, Bank of Baroda, Bharat Electronics, Biocon, Coromandel International, Dabur India.

456

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:31

Japan's stocks were trading flat on Thursday morning while market participants assessed outcome of the US Federal Reserve policy meet. The central bank held the rate steady. The Nikkei 225 was 0.02% down. Markets in China, South Korea, Taiwan are closed for Lunar Holidays.

452

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:30

On Wednesday, the #Dow Jones Industrial Average and #S&P 500 ended 0.31% and 0.47% down, respectively. The #Nasdaq Composite ended 0.51% down.

426

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:28

Fed left borrowing rate unchanged in a range between 4.25% and 4.5%. In post-meeting statement, policymakers noted that inflation remains “somewhat elevated” Fear is this signals a prolonged pause!

Other Assets
🇺🇸 10 year yield at 4.54%
💲Dollar Index at 108.1
🪙 Gold at $2,753/ounce.
⛽️ Brent Crude at 76.5$/barrel
💸 Bitcoin at 104000$

On Thursday 👉 Apple reports results

Economic Data due
Thursday 👉 4th quarter gross domestic product reading & weekly jobless claims
Friday 👉 Personal consumption expenditures price index report for December

427

The Market Crux

30 Jan, 02:17

What is Volatility?
Market will show today.
Why it is a very special day?
Expiry of 5 Indices of NSE :
1. Nifty
2. Bank Nifty
3. Nifty Next 50
4. Fin Nifty
5. Mid Cap Nifty
and
Results of 20 F&O Stocks 🫡

565

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 15:37

🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

TRADE DATE: 29-Jan-25

SELL #CDSL BALOW 1259
TARGET 1226
SL 1276

@TheMarketCrux
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

276

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 15:37

🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

TRADE DATE: 29-Jan-25

SELL #SUNPHARMA BELOW 1701
TARGET 1672
SL 1715

@TheMarketCrux
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

277

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 15:37

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 29-Jan-25

BUY #MAZDOCK ABOVE 2337
TARGET 2425
SL 2294

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
Not a trading call, only for study purpose!

280

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 13:54

Received this post in another group

India's Weakening Rupee and its Expected Impact on the Indian Stock Market and on Companies with Large USD Borrowings -- Reliance, Tata, Adani, Vedanta, SBI, Bajaj Finance and Others

A SIMPLIFIED EXPLANATION OF WHAT THE ECONOMISTS ARE SAYING

Three days ago, Dr. Arvind Subramaniam, former Chief Economic Advisor (GOI) and currently Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute, along with two other economists (Josh Felman - former IMF Representative in India; and Abhishek Anand, Founder of Insignia Policy Research), published an important article in the Business Standard, and followed it up with a series of posts on X.

Here is a simplified explanation of what these economists are saying:

1. RBI's new governor Sanjay Malhotra is a "victim" rather than the "perpetrator" of the currency situation he has been handed over.

2. Rupee's further decline cannot be avoided. The only question is: how much more decline?

3. RBI's own calculations indicate a large over-valuation of the rupee, so a lot more decline of the rupee against the dollar must happen, especially if US imposes tariffs.

4. RBI only has two choices before it: (a) Allow gradual decline of the rupee; or (b) Accept large and rapid decline

5. In case of gradual rupee decline, the currency market speculators will know the trend, and will keep shorting the rupee. That can lead to intense exchange rate volatility, and there is a risk with speculative activity that the rupee may lose even more value than it should.

6. In case of large and rapid rupee decline, the economy and stock markets could be disrupted.

7. Both above choices (point 5 and 6) are equally painful. There is no third choice. Therefore, economic turbulence is unavoidable, going forward.

8. Large Indian companies (top names are mentioned in the headline of this post, but there are several more) have huge US Dollar debt (external commercial borrowings or ECBs).

9. Indian companies' external commercial borrowings (ECBs) almost doubled from $26.6 billion in FY2023 to $49.2 billion in FY2024. (For example, just two weeks ago, Reliance raised a new, additional ECB debt of $3 billion from global financiers.)

10. PROBLEM # 1: If the rupee becomes significantly weaker against the dollar, the debt and interest repayment burden of these Indian companies will go up. (As the dollar debt has to be repaid in dollars only.)

11. PROBLEM # 2: If the rupee becomes significantly weaker against the dollar, the FIIs' large holdings of Indian stocks will lose their value. (FIIs count their holdings in dollars, not in rupees.) FIIs are already selling, but a significant weakening of rupee can cause a major "flight of capital" from the Indian stock markets.

12. How did this terrible situation for the rupee happen, and why did large Indian companies increase (double) their foreign debt so fast?

This question is more of academic interest. Please read on for a simplified explanation only if you are interested in knowing "HOW" did we reach this situation.

13. This terrible position for the Indian rupee, according to the article these economists have published, happened because in 2022, the RBI reversed the nation's three-decade long policy of flexible exchange rate, and brought back "de facto peg against dollar".

It means, the RBI started making interventions and started "managing" the rupee exchange rate. This resulted in a loss of India's export competitiveness (not allowing the rupee to find its true value at a natural pace) as well as depletion of India's foreign currency reserves (which were utilized to artificially keep the rupee strong.)

14. These economists have said in their article that nobody knows WHY the RBI made this costly pivot 3 years ago. However, Arvind Subramaniam says in his post on X that it was done mostly to subsidize foreign borrowings by the Indian companies.

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The Market Crux

28 Jan, 13:54

If the rupee is strong, then dollar debt becomes cheaper. (EXAMPLE: If you buy a dollar for Rs. 40 or if you buy a dollar for Rs. 80, which is cheaper for you? So, when you strengthen the rupee, you are effectively making the dollar cheap for yourself.)

15. According to these economists, the RBI probably hoped that when Indian companies raise cheap foreign debt (due to strong Indian rupee), they will invest those funds into India's manufacturing, infrastructure, R&D, and other sectors to boost the domestic economy.

But that private investment did not happen. These companies simply substituted their expensive domestic debt with cheap foreign debt.

In other words, the top Indian companies gained at the expense of the national currency, which was kept artificially strong to allow them to raise cheap foreign debt.

16. Now the circle is getting completed. The "cheap foreign debt" of the top Indian companies is once again becoming "expensive" because the RBI is no longer able to stop the rupee decline.

17. So, nobody gained from this RBI pivot of 2022, according to the economists -- and everybody lost. Short-term strategies can sometimes have long-term consequences.

India got into this mess by betting on high GDP growth, which can be the only saviour in this situation. But now the GDP growth itself has slowed. One of the great lessons of Mahabharata is to never get into a Chakravyuh unless you have an escape.

355

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 09:37

DIRECTIONAL PUT WRITERS AND CHILLER COLLECTORS ARE ROYALLY KILLED IN #SENSEX TODAY!

423

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 09:33

I WAS SELF DOUBTING LOOKING AT THAT LONG HAMMER WITH LOWER WICK THAT WE MAY HAVE A BULLISH #BUDGET MOVE!

RELIEVED NOW, IT'S OFFICIALLY A RED DOJI NOW ON #NIFTY DAILY.. BEARS ARE HERE AND THEY ARE REAL! IT TOOK THEM 15 MINUTE 😬😬

444

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 09:22

TRADE OF THE MONTH DONE AND DUSTED... WHAT A JAW DROPPING MOVE.. MY FAV BREAD BUTTER SETUP 😍😍😍😍

535

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 05:29

#ANANTRAJ LOCKED IN LOWER CIRCUIT 🙈🙈🙈

553

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 05:27

Strong volume based activity seen in #UNIONBANK and #IIFL, good to find intraday trade setups.

581

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:52

ONE HELL OF A TOUGH NUT TO START THE DAY, TOOK ME 5 MINUTES AND WANTED TO EXIT THIS BASED ON THE TIME TAKEN, WAITED WITH PATIENCE AS MY 30 POINT SL WAS NOT TRIGGERED AND EXITED ON FIRST CHANCE !!

PHEEWWW. AS SAID IN STUDENT GROUP, RISKY CE BET 🎯

728

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:39

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#INFY
#ANANTRAJ
#KAYNES

645

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:38

Contrarian 130 points gap up opening at #NIFTY from oversold zone, let it hold the opening for a up move.

602

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:07

Securities in F&O Ban For Trade Date 28-JAN-2025

#PNB
#MANAPPURAM
#MGL
#INDIAMAR

611

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:06

Japan's #Nikkei was 320 points, or 0.76%, lower at 39,934, while the stock market in China, Indonesia, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam will remain shut on Tuesday. Australia's benchmark was up 0.09% at 8,418.

592

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:05

#Nasdaq sank 3% as #Nvidia Corp. suffered the biggest market-cap loss for a single stock in market history. The #S&P 500 and the #Nasdaq fell 1.46% and 3.07%, respectively. The #Dow rose 0.65%.

567

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 03:00

#SENSEX SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 28-JAN-25

CMP : 75,352

STRONG ABOVE : 75,550 >> TARGET 75,690 >> 75,880

WEAK BELOW : 75,185 >> TARGET 75,005

648

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 02:58

#BANKNIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 28-JAN-25

CMP : 48,026

STRONG ABOVE : 48,110 >> TARGET 48,195 >> 48,290

WEAK BELOW : 47,930 >> TARGET 47,805

602

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 02:54

#NIFTY SPOT KEY LEVELS FOR 28-JAN-25

CMP : 22,816

STRONG ABOVE : 22,890 >> TARGET 22,933 >> 22,980

WEAK BELOW 22,790 >> TARGET 22,768 >> 22,710

566

The Market Crux

28 Jan, 02:38

· Indian Oil Q3 FY25 – Lower than expected Ebitda and Ebitda margin. Net Profit Rs2874cr (down 65% YoY) – expectation Rs4270cr. Revenue Rs1.94 lakh cr (down 24.5% YoY) – expectation R2.44 lakh cr, Ebitda Rs7116cr (down 54.4% YoY) – expectation Rs10280cr and Ebitda Margin 3.7% vs 7.8% YoY – expectation 4.2%

· Piramal enterprise Stable Q3 FY25 results. Net Profit R38.6cr ( YoY), Revenue Rs2448.6cr (down 1.1% YoY), Ebitda Rs1074.7cr (down 10.8% YoY), Ebitda Margin 43.9% vs 48.7% YoY and Gross NPA 2.8% vs 3.1%

· KRN Heat Exchanger Q3- Revenue up 69.8% (YoY) to Rs 111 crore, Ebitda up 34.8% (YoY) to Rs 15.8 crore, Ebitad Margin at 14.2% versus 17.9% (YoY). Net profit up 74.6% (YoY) to Rs 13.7 crore

· Astec Lifesciences Loss Widens – Ebitda loss decline and improve topline- Revenue up 84.8% (YoY) to Rs 93.9 crore, Ebitda loss of Rs 5.8 crore versus loss of Rs 18.3 crore (YoY). Net loss of Rs 40.4 crore versus loss of Rs 24.3 crore. (YoY)

· Prudent Corporate Advisory Services - Revenue down 0.4% (QoQ) to Rs 285 crore, Ebitda down 4.1% (QoQ) to Rs 65.9 crore, Ebitda Margin at 23.1% versus 24% (QoQ). Net profit down 7% (QoQ) to Rs 47.59 crore.

· Birla Sun Life AMC Q3 Results – impressive results: Net profit up 7.2% (YoY) to Rs 224 crore and Total income up 14.9% (YoY) to Rs 483 crore

445

The Market Crux

05 Jan, 15:23

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 06-Jan-25

BUY #ONGC ABOVE 259.7
TARGET 264.6
SL 257.3

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
For educational purpose only

307

The Market Crux

05 Jan, 15:23

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 06-Jan-25

BUY #IREDA ABOVE 231.3
TARGET 235.9
SL 229

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
For educational purpose only

282

The Market Crux

05 Jan, 15:07

Smart English

256

The Market Crux

05 Jan, 14:55

*HDFC Bank Q3 Update:*

Advances up 7.6% YoY to ₹26,276 bn, +2.5% QoQ.

Deposits up 15.9% YoY to ₹24,527 bn, +4.2% QoQ.

CASA growth 6% YoY to ₹8,176 bn, +1.1% QoQ.

Time Deposits rise 21.5% YoY to ₹16,351 bn, +5.8% QoQ.

#HDFCBank #Q3Results #Banking #Finance #Growth #Advances #Deposits #CASA #FinancialUpdate

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The Market Crux

05 Jan, 14:54

#TATAMOTORS ends #Maruti’s 40-year reign as maker of India’s No.1 car.

https://www.autocarpro.in/news/tata-motors-ends-marutis-40-year-reign-as-maker-of-indias-no1-car-124226

253

The Market Crux

05 Jan, 10:25

Worst performing stocks of 2024

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The Market Crux

05 Jan, 10:23

Tower Talk
4th January 2025

2025 is a Gann year as number 9 is significant (2+2+5=9) indicating high volatility with both all-time high (ATH) and 52-week low in it. Since 1992, the first trading session of the new year has been on a Wed (like this year) 5 times in 32 years, the Sensex has given very good returns all five times.

Start each trading day with this wisdom: The stock market builds wealth over time, not instantly. Trade with a plan, strategy, risk management system, rules, stop loss and profit target.

Alert: Beware of unlisted stocks marketed as pre-IPO with promises of 10x-20x returns in 2-4 years. Many SME stocks are overpriced and scams abound. Avoid speculative penny stocks with no proven history or future. 2025 will be a challenging year; stay cautious & avoid greed.

As per a market veteran, 2025 could be challenging due to high valuations in the broader market. Focus on stocks with strong history, investor-friendly promoters and visible earnings for steady 20-40% returns over 5-7 years avoiding speculative penny stocks and fake narratives. Large caps may outperform mid and small caps.

Key Events in Jan 2025: Q3 results begin, Donald Trump assumes office on 20th Jan, US Fed policy on 28th-29th Jan and Indian FAR bonds join Bloomberg EM index with a 10% weight on 31st Jan 2025.

Top Sectors to Watch: Capital goods, consumer discretionary, data centers, lab-grown diamonds, electronics manufacturing services (EMS), export-oriented sectors, CDMO/CMO pharmaceuticals, precision engineering, semiconductors, real estate, solar and wind energy, textiles, transmission and wastewater treatment.

As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 6, 10, 14 & 16 Jan 2025. As per astro view pre-Budget rally may begin post-14th Jan with Nifty targets of 24500, 24750 and 25000.

PSU Banks are a rare mix of growth and low valuations offering strong fundamentals and a unique investment opportunity outside the commodity sector.

As per market veteran, the historical P/E of Nifty50 (CY closing basis) has trended lower, with 2024 at 21.9, the lowest in the past 7 years. Upcoming Results Date wise Company Name: 7th Jan: GM Breweries, 9th Jan: TCS, Tata Elxsi, 10th Jan: CESC, GNA Axle, 13th Jan: Angel One, HCL Tech, 14th Jan: HDFC AMC, 15th Jan: HDFC Life, LTTS, 16th Jan: Infosys, 17th Jan: Amal, ICICI General, Tech Mahindra, 20th Jan: ICICI Sec, MCX, 21st Jan: ICICI Pru, KEI Ind, Ultratech, 22nd Jan: Coforge, HDFC Bank, Polycab, 23rd Jan: Cyeint, Dr Reddy, Mphasis, NAM India, 24th Jan: Atul, JSW Steel, 25th Jan: ICICI Bank, IDFC Bank, JK Cement, 28th Jan: Bosch, Bajaj Auto, Exide, M&M Finance, RBL Bank, UTI AMC, 29th Jan: KPIT Tech, 30th Jan: Dabur, Naveen Fluorine, Shree Cem, 31st Jan: Nestle. FOMO leads to bad trades, fear causes early exits—master these for market success. RBI may cut rates by 50 bps in H1FY25, following recent liquidity adjustments. The next MPC meeting is scheduled for 5-7 February 2025. CLSA forecasts muted 2025 returns due to global and domestic challenges. While Asia’s manufacturing giants slow, the global economy faces moderate growth, urging diversification and vigilance for investors.

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The Market Crux

05 Jan, 10:23

As per market grapevine focus on stocks like Bajaj Steel, HCC, International Conveyors, India Pesticides, Kamat Hotels (India), Patel Engineering, PCBL, Pennar Inds., NSE SME Systango Technologies, NSE SME Trom Industries, Ramky Infra, RDB Rasayan, Reliance Power, Reliance Infra, Riddhi Corporate Services, Railtel, Rail Vikas Nigam, Simmond Marshal, Shri Bajrang Alliance, Somi Conveyor Beltings, Sree Rayalaseema Hi-Strength Hypo, Vakrangee, Va Tech Wabag for decent short to medium-term gains. Develop a strategy that maximizes wins while minimizing losses.

Rail Vikas Nigam with Rs.2587 cr. orders in two months is at Rs.432 against a 52-week high of Rs.647 and railway stocks often rise pre-Budget.

Va Tech Wabag secures Rs.145 cr. order from Chennai Petroleum for desalination pipelines, with potential to surpass its 52-week high of Rs.1944.

RDB Rasayan posted higher H1 PAT of Rs.13.37 cr., which may lead FY25 EPS of Rs.17+. With Rs.182 cr. reserves and a PE of 11x, share may rise to Rs.220-230 if it surpasses Rs.205.

Vakrangee plans to issue Rs.35 cr. warrants at Rs.28 each, potentially driving re-rating and offers significant upside.

Sasan Power, a subsidiary of Reliance Power made a US$150 million debt payment to IIFL and its ultra-mega plant provides electricity at the lowest tariff in India. Keep track.

Reliance Infrastructure posted an EPS of Rs.4.86 and approved Rs.3,000 cr. issue, boosting its net worth to Rs.12,000 cr. with minimal debt, eyeing its 52-week high of Rs.351.

International Conveyors posted 61% higher H1FY25 PAT of Rs.59.33 cr. and is set for re-rating, targeting its 52-week high of Rs.125.

ITD Cementation India secures Rs.1648 cr. marine contract for the Vadhvan port project, eyeing its 52-week high of Rs.694.

Pennar Industries partners with Zetwerk Manufacturing for solar module production and may surpass its 52-week high of Rs.228.

With the mining sector's boom, Somi Conveyor Beltings and International Conveyors are poised for solid gains.

Sree Rayalseema Hi-Strength Hypo’s PAT rose 40% to Rs.25.95 cr., targeting FY25 EPS of Rs.60+. A re-rating candidate, it may surpass Rs.944.

Patel Engineering posted 89% higher Q2FY25 PAT and signed MOUs with RVNL and Ircon for infrastructure projects. Stock may surpass its 52-week high of Rs.79.

Pennar Industries targets a topline of Rs.7000+ cr. with strong Q3 and Q4 performance, alongside a 400-acre land bank. The stock may cross its 52-week high of Rs.228.

Ramky Infrastructure secures Rs.215 cr. order from Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage Board for a 5-year STP contract. Its 52-week high is Rs.1009.

Riddhi Corporate Services posted H1 EPS of Rs.2.63, is attractively valued and offers backend services to top sectors. Track for potential gains.

Krishna Ventures manufactures air conditioners for Defence & Railways with strong order growth. Keep on radar for upside.

Nahar Industrial Enterprises offers strong value at Rs.650 cr. market cap, with textile, sugar, and real estate businesses trading at a low P/B of 0.68x.

Somi Conveyor Beltings secures Rs.12.42 cr. order from South Eastern Coalfields Ltd., benefiting from the mining boom & attractive valuations. Good for short to medium-term.

NSE SME Systango Technologies, debt-free and strong in AI, Blockchain, Web3 and cloud, posted impressive ROE of 29.5% and ROCE of 28.4%. Attractive at Rs.288, looks undervalued.

Reliance Power, a zero-debt co., raised Rs.1,525 cr. via equity warrants, positioning itself for growth in renewable energy. Stock looks promising with enhanced equity base.

Sree Rayalseema Hi-Strength Hypo expands into PCB manufacturing, electronics & real estate with strong backing from TGV group's Andhra Pradesh promoter. Growth potential may surpass Rs.944 52-week high.

RAILTEL secures Rs.279 cr. in orders and is priced at Rs.422, well below its 52-week high of Rs.618. Railway stocks often rise pre-Budget. Keep on track for gains.

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Tamilnad Mercantile Bank posted 10% higher H1 EPS of Rs.37.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS to Rs.75. Its NPA dropped to 0.46% from 1% YoY and trades at a forward P/E of 6.7x against the industry P/E of 16x.

Capacite Infra Projects posted 125% higher Q1 EPS of Rs.6.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. It has orders of Rs.1203 cr. from Signatureglobal, which signals growth.

Indian Hume Pipe holds an order book of Rs. 4168 cr. and H1 EPS of Rs.8.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 20 backed by revenue-sharing deals with Kalpataru & Dosti Builders.

Rashi Peripherals posted 64% higher H2 EPS of Rs.19, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.42. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 9.6x vs. industry average P/E of 61x.

KNR Constructions posted 116% higher H1 EPS of Rs.21.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.36. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 8.4x vs. industry average P/E of 34x.

Zero-debt Coral Laboratories posted 93% higher H1 EPS of Rs.42, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 70+. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 10.9x vs. industry average P/E of 33x.

Karur Vysya Bank posted 26% higher H1 EPS of Rs.11.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25+. Share trades at a forward P/E of 8.9x vs. industry average P/E of 16x.

Gujarat State Fertilizers posted H1 EPS of Rs.9.7, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.20+. Retain this share in the portfolio.

Cash-rich Sree Rayalaseema Hypo Strength posted H1 EPS of Rs.25.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.55. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 12.7x vs. industry average P/E of 52x.

PG Foils posted 207% higher H1 EPS of Rs.15.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 8x.

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05 Jan, 10:23

Vakrangee partners with Shriram Life Insurance and Future Generali to offer life insurance products through its ‘kendras’ in underserved areas.

MIC Electronics completes Rs. 51 cr. investment in Dubai's SOA Electronics Trading and secures CCA approval for a microprocessor controller for roof-mounted AC packages.

Mercury EV Tech to acquire 69.84% in DC2 Mercury Cars led by renowned designer Dilip Chhabria to leverage his expertise in car design.

Hi-Tech Pipes achieves record sales with 9MFY25 volume rising 30% YoY to 3,69,415 MT driven by strong demand for solar torque tubes.

Bartronics India to discuss an MOU with TPW Global on 8th Jan 2024. Earlier, it acquired 6.47% in Ampivo Smart Technologies focusing on impactful innovative solutions.

Pradhin Ltd board to review a 1:10 stock split, 2:1 bonus issue and 100% dividend proposal on 17th Jan 2025.

Bright Outdoor Media wins Rs.60 cr. contract for exclusive advertising rights across 17,555 sq. ft. in Mumbai's western suburbs covering 11 prime sites with digital & static displays.

Manaksia Coated Metals & Industries raises Rs. 134.55 cr. via 2.07 cr. convertible warrants on a preferential basis to promoters and non-promoters.

Phantom Digital Effects secures Rs. 27 cr. in contracts for Oct-Dec 2024 with Rs. 20 cr. recognized in H2FY25 and Rs. 7 cr. in subsequent months.

Digikore Studios' iMadeASong.com launches innovative features allowing users to create custom songs with selfie lip-sync videos or nostalgic slideshows.

Dhruv Consultancy Services in JV with Global Infra Solutions bags Rs. 44 lakh consultancy contract for the Garkhal Bridge project in Himachal Pradesh.

AVG Logistics to acquire a major stake in Kaizen Logistics with the deal set to close by Q4FY25.

Supreme Power Equipment receives Rs. 3.63 cr. order from TRANTRANSCO for power transformers to be completed in three months.

Medicamen Organics partners with Nepal-based Medi Hub Organic investing Rs. 9 cr. to set up a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility acquiring a 30% stake.

Phantom Digital Effects expands globally with a subsidiary in China and plans to acquire TIPPETT CANADA INC.

A B Cotspin India secures Rs. 7.5 cr. cotton yarn order (300 MT) and boosts solar capacity to 2,800 KW adding 331 KW by Jan 2025.

Afcom Holdings begins international flights to Bangkok; aircraft receives a water cannon salute at Chennai International Airport on 27th Dec 2024.

Shera Energy grows production capacity by 15% to 46,750 MT.

Rajputana Industries expands production capacity by 17% to 13,150 MT including aluminium, copper and brass products.

Sejal Glass to issue equity shares worth Rs. 21.18 cr. convertible warrants worth Rs. 10.85 cr. and plans to raise up to Rs. 100 cr. through a QIP.

Medicamen Organics incorporates a new subsidiary, Grande Etoile Pharmaceuticals.

Praveg to launch operations of its luxury resort, Praveg Caves Jawai from 1st January 2025.

Captain Polyplast approves issuance of 48 lakh convertible warrants to promoter and non-promoter groups.

Exhicon Events Media Solutions approves issuance of 44.74 lakh convertible warrants at Rs. 315 each (total Rs. 140.93 cr.), subject to shareholder approval.

Rajputana Industries posted 85% higher 9MFY25 sales growth of Rs. 403.34 cr. from Rs. 217.01 cr. YoY.

Shera Energy posted 50% higher 9MFY25 sales growth of Rs. 900.13 cr. from Rs. 589.95 cr. YoY.

Tata Power aims for 1 lakh EV charging stations by 2025 with 74.2% PAT CAGR in 5 years. Partnerships in EV infrastructure and cooling solutions positions it for strong growth.

Mobikwik leverages India's digital infrastructure with wallets, BNPL services and innovative products like ZIP. It is poised for growth amid rising digital transactions.

Rudra Global Infra targets Rs. 1000 cr. turnover via Rs. 190.cr. solar capex, expanded TMT production and a wind project LOI, signaling multibagger potential.

Aartech Solonics excels in power and defence with record orders, Army recognition and promoter stake growth offers strong upside potential.

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05 Jan, 10:21

Bob Farrell, a renowned market analyst, formulated ten enduring principles for stock market investing, known as “Market Rules to Remember”.

Here’s a summary of these rules:
1. Markets Tend to Return to the Mean Over Time: Extreme market movements often revert to their long-term average.

2. Excesses in One Direction Lead to Opposite Excesses: Significant uptrends or downtrends are usually followed by corrections in the opposite direction.

3. There Are No New Eras—Excesses Are Never Permanent: Claims of unprecedented market conditions are often unfounded; historical patterns tend to repeat.

4. Rapidly Rising or Falling Markets Go Further Than Expected but Don’t Correct Sideways: Sharp market movements often exceed expectations and are typically followed by significant corrections rather than lateral movements.

5. The Public Buys the Most at the Top and the Least at the Bottom: Retail investors often enter markets during peaks and exit during troughs, contrary to optimal investment strategies.

6. Fear and Greed Are Stronger Than Long-Term Resolve: Emotional reactions can override long-term investment plans, leading to impulsive decisions.

7. Markets Are Strongest When Broad and Weakest When Narrow: A market rally supported by a wide range of stocks is more robust than one driven by a few.

8. Bear Markets Have Three Stages—Sharp Down, Reflexive Rebound, and Drawn-Out Downtrend: Bear markets typically start with a steep decline, followed by a brief recovery, and then a prolonged downturn.

9. When All Experts Agree, Something Else Is Going to Happen: Consensus among analysts often precedes unexpected market movements.

10. Bull Markets Are More Fun Than Bear Markets: Rising markets are generally more enjoyable for investors compared to declining ones.

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05 Jan, 05:40

🚨 Important Update: IPO Lock-In Ending in January 2025 (30 Days)

🩺 Suraksha Diagnostic: 3rd Jan
🛍 Vishal Megamart: 14th Jan
💊 Sai Life: 14th Jan
📱 One Mobikwik: 14th Jan
📚 Inventure Knowledge: 16th Jan
💎 International Gemmo: 16th Jan
⚡️ Transrail: 23rd Jan
🏦 DAM Capital: 22nd Jan
🛠 Mamta Machine: 22nd Jan
🧵 Sanathan Textile: 23rd Jan
🔬 Concord Bio: 22nd Jan
🍽 Ventive Hospitality: 24th Jan
💊 Senores Pharma: 24th Jan
🚗 Carraro India: 24th Jan
✈️ Unimech Aero: 25th Jan

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05 Jan, 03:22

Karur Vysya Bank posted 26% higher H1 EPS of Rs.11.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25+. Share trades at a forward P/E of 8.9x vs. industry average P/E of 16x.

Gujarat State Fertilizers posted H1 EPS of Rs.9.7, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.20+. Retain this share in the portfolio.

Cash-rich Sree Rayalaseema Hypo Strength posted H1 EPS of Rs.25.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.55. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 12.7x vs. industry average P/E of 52x.

PG Foils posted 207% higher H1 EPS of Rs.15.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 8x.

Money Times Talk is part of 'Money Times' publication.bs.

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05 Jan, 03:22

Manaksia Coated Metals & Industries raises Rs. 134.55 cr. via 2.07 cr. convertible warrants on a preferential basis to promoters and non-promoters.

Phantom Digital Effects secures Rs. 27 cr. in contracts for Oct-Dec 2024 with Rs. 20 cr. recognized in H2FY25 and Rs. 7 cr. in subsequent months.

Digikore Studios' iMadeASong.com launches innovative features allowing users to create custom songs with selfie lip-sync videos or nostalgic slideshows.

Dhruv Consultancy Services in JV with Global Infra Solutions bags Rs. 44 lakh consultancy contract for the Garkhal Bridge project in Himachal Pradesh.

AVG Logistics to acquire a major stake in Kaizen Logistics with the deal set to close by Q4FY25.

Supreme Power Equipment receives Rs. 3.63 cr. order from TRANTRANSCO for power transformers to be completed in three months.

Medicamen Organics partners with Nepal-based Medi Hub Organic investing Rs. 9 cr. to set up a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility acquiring a 30% stake.

Phantom Digital Effects expands globally with a subsidiary in China and plans to acquire TIPPETT CANADA INC.

A B Cotspin India secures Rs. 7.5 cr. cotton yarn order (300 MT) and boosts solar capacity to 2,800 KW adding 331 KW by Jan 2025.

Afcom Holdings begins international flights to Bangkok; aircraft receives a water cannon salute at Chennai International Airport on 27th Dec 2024.

*Shera Energy₹ grows production capacity by 15% to 46,750 MT.

Rajputana Industries expands production capacity by 17% to 13,150 MT including aluminium, copper and brass products.

Sejal Glass to issue equity shares worth Rs. 21.18 cr. convertible warrants worth Rs. 10.85 cr. and plans to raise up to Rs. 100 cr. through a QIP.

Medicamen Organics incorporates a new subsidiary, Grande Etoile Pharmaceuticals.

Praveg to launch operations of its luxury resort, Praveg Caves Jawai from 1st January 2025.

Captain Polyplast approves issuance of 48 lakh convertible warrants to promoter and non-promoter groups.

Exhicon Events Media Solutions approves issuance of 44.74 lakh convertible warrants at Rs. 315 each (total Rs. 140.93 cr.), subject to shareholder approval.

Rajputana Industries posted 85% higher 9MFY25 sales growth of Rs. 403.34 cr. from Rs. 217.01 cr. YoY.

Shera Energy posted 50% higher 9MFY25 sales growth of Rs. 900.13 cr. from Rs. 589.95 cr. YoY.

Tata Power aims for 1 lakh EV charging stations by 2025 with 74.2% PAT CAGR in 5 years. Partnerships in EV infrastructure and cooling solutions positions it for strong growth.

Mobikwik leverages India's digital infrastructure with wallets, BNPL services and innovative products like ZIP. It is poised for growth amid rising digital transactions.

Rudra Global Infra targets Rs. 1000 cr. turnover via Rs. 190.cr. solar capex, expanded TMT production and a wind project LOI, signaling multibagger potential.

Aartech Solonics excels in power and defence with record orders, Army recognition and promoter stake growth offers strong upside potential.

Tamilnad Mercantile Bank posted 10% higher H1 EPS of Rs.37.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS to Rs.75. Its NPA dropped to 0.46% from 1% YoY and trades at a forward P/E of 6.7x against the industry P/E of 16x.

Capacite Infra Projects posted 125% higher Q1 EPS of Rs.6.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. It has orders of Rs.1203 cr. from Signatureglobal, which signals growth.

Indian Hume Pipe holds an order book of Rs. 4168 cr. and H1 EPS of Rs.8.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 20 backed by revenue-sharing deals with Kalpataru & Dosti Builders.

Rashi Peripherals posted 64% higher H2 EPS of Rs.19, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.42. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 9.6x vs. industry average P/E of 61x.

KNR Constructions posted 116% higher H1 EPS of Rs.21.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.36. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 8.4x vs. industry average P/E of 34x.

Zero-debt Coral Laboratories posted 93% higher H1 EPS of Rs.42, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 70+. Share trades at a forward P/E of just 10.9x vs. industry average P/E of 33x.

426

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 15:53

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 05-Dec-24

BUY #OBEROIRLTY ABOVE 2170
TARGET 2200
SL 2155

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
For educational purpose only

61

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 15:53

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 05-Dec-24

BUY #KEC ABOVE 1253
TARGET 1327
SL 1216

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
For educational purpose only

61

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 15:49

Instl. Investors EQUITY Cash Trades PROV. - 04/12/2024 : Rs. CRS. :

#FIIS : BUY +1,798 (19,969-18,171)

#DIIS : SELL -900 (14,082-14,982)

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The Market Crux

04 Dec, 15:49

#IGL: BOARD MEET ON
11 th DECEMBER
FOR CONSIDERING BONUS

76

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 15:48

Who invested in #India? #FII

79

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 14:31

#Adani-run Ambuja Cement evaluates deal to acquire Star Cement for expansion in NE

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/adani-run-ambuja-cement-evaluates-deal-to-acquire-star-cement-for-expansion-in-ne-12882745.html

#AMBUJACEM

205

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 06:55

#DIXON flashed at 17170 » high made 17416 🚀

484

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 06:42

SCALP 2 OF THE DAY, MISSED BIGGER MOVE BUT TAKEN THE PULL BACK..

588

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 06:00

#KPITTECH ROCKET BABY DONE FULL TARGET 1435 TO 1461 » 10,400 PROFIT PER FUT LOT 🚀🚀

550

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 04:08

Strong volume based activity seen in #DIXON and #CYIENT; good to find intraday trade setups.

590

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 04:03

FINALLLY AFTER A LONG WAIT, CONVINCED MYSELF TO TAKE CE AS 24500 BROKEN ON NIFTY..

WILL SHARE MY TRADE LOGIC TO STUDENTS.

662

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 03:46

NO TRIGGER NO TRADE SO FAR.

650

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 03:43

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#BEL
#M&M
#APOLLOHOSP

537

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 03:38

#NIFTY opening marginal points gap up, close to the resistance zone of 24500, let the opening level hold for further bullish momentum.

534

The Market Crux

04 Dec, 03:32

India Daybook – Stocks in News

Defence Stocks: DAC approves 5 capital acquisition proposals worth ₹21,772 crore to augment defence preparedness (Positive)

RVNL: Company has received a contract from east central railway for upgrading the electric traction system in the Gomoh-Patratu section, valued at Rs 186.77 crore. (Positive)

VL Infraprojects: Company secured a ₹15.24 crore work order from Mayfair Supreme Private Limited (Positive)

Nitiraj Engineers: Company authorized as Drone-Remote Pilot Training Organization (RPTO) by DGCA. (Positive)

Artson: Company has taken additional premises adjacent to its existing Nashik facility (Positive)
Rappid Valves: Company received ₹403.90 lakh in purchase orders from various companies for industrial valve supply. (Positive)

Wipro: Company partners with Netskope to offer cybersecurity optimisation advisory services (Positive)

Steelman Telecom: Company receives Rs 147 crore contract from Reliance Jio for maintaining indoor small cell and Wi-Fi networks for three years. (Positive)

Adani Wilmar/Patanjali: India’s November edible oil imports rise 12% m/m to 1.6 million metric tons, highest in four months. (Positive)

Kaynes: Company acquires a 54% stake in Sensonic GmbH. (Positive)

R Power: Solar Energy Corporation lifts Reliance Power debarment notice (Positive)

SPML Infra: credit rating assigned by ICRA for Rs 477 Cr long-term fund-based term loan rated ICRA BBB-(Stable). (Neutral)

Swiggy: Company's INSTAMART business is witnessing heightened degree of competitive action, INSTAMART aims to more than double active dark store area YoY, to 4 MN SQ ft by March-25 (Neutral)

Mphasis: Company received the 2024 AWS Partner Award for Industry Partner of the Year in Travel and Hospitality (Global). (Neutral)

Aditya Birla Capital: Company invested Rs 300 Cr in its wholly-owned subsidiary, Aditya Birla Housing Finance Ltd, through a rights issue. (Neutral)

ONGC: Company increased its stake in subsidiary OPAL from 94.57% to 95.69% by acquiring shares worth Rs 4,906.20 crore. (Neutral)

IEX: Traded 9,689 MU electricity in Nov'24, a 15.7% YoY rise. DAM price was Rs 3.30/unit, down 17.3% YoY. RTM volume increased by 28% YoY to 3,019 MU. (Neutral)
M&M: Company in talks with IndiGo to find an amicable solution. (Neutral)

Heranba Industries: Company announced the resignation of Mr. Ajit Singh Gujral, Head of Strategic Development for Crop Protection (Neutral)

Hikal: Company announced the resignation of Mr. Ketan Karkhanis (Asst. VP-IT) and Mr. Rakesh Ganorkar (VP-R&T-Pharma CDMO) (Neutral)

Wonderla: QIP opens, approves floor price for issue at Rs 829.74/ share. (Neutral)

PB Fintech: Board Approves Incorporation Of Wholly-owned Subsidiary-PB Healthcare. (Neutral)

Honasa Consumer: Promoter Varun Alagh raises stake to 31.93% with ₹4.5-crore investment (Neutral)

3i Infotech: Company’s Saudi subsidiary faces Rs 25.73 Cr tax issue (Negative)

Epack: Bhiwadi facility was searched by Jaipur Customs on Dec 2, 2024. (Negative)

Chavda Infra: Company's registered office and promoters' residences underwent an Income Tax Department search (Negative)

504

The Market Crux

03 Dec, 15:52

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 04-Dec-24

BUY #EPL ABOVE 286.9
TARGET 295.7
SL 282.5

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
For educational purpose only

596

The Market Crux

03 Dec, 15:49

🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏

TRADE DATE: 04-Dec-24

BUY #KPITTECH ABOVE 1435
TARGET 1461
SL 1422

@TheMarketCrux
#StocksToTrade
For educational purpose only

733

The Market Crux

03 Dec, 11:18

#tradingedge #RiskManagement #discipline

775

The Market Crux

03 Dec, 11:11

#ADANI

667

The Market Crux

03 Dec, 11:09

Closing bell 🔔

649

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 04:06

Trade 2 for the day, done pretty much 👍👍

397

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 03:57

Strong volume based activity seen in #SIEMENS and #SWIGGY
Good to find #Intraday #Trade setups.

364

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 03:48

✌️✌️

382

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 03:48

👆👆 GIVEN TO STUDENTS

350

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 03:47

DAY OPENED, SMALL BUT OK START.

413

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 03:40

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#SAGILITY
#ADANIPORTS
#SIEMENS

345

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 03:39

#NIFTY opening flat #BANKNIFTY marginal red. let the base be hold and direction set.

360

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 02:50

India Daybook – Stocks in News

Lumax Auto: Lumax Resources acquires 60% stake in Greenfuel Energy Solutions for ₹153 crore (Positive)

Renaissance Global: CRISIL Ratings upgrades ‘long-term’ credit rating of company from 'BBB+' to 'A-’, outlook stable (Positive)

TCS: Company secures an extension for processing pensions of 30 lakh defense personnel. (Positive)

Zaggle Prepaid: Company signs referral partnership agreement with Mastercard. (Positive)

Sarveshwar Foods: Company’s subsidiary secures 12,000 MT order for rice, eyes Rs 2000 million annual revenue (Positive)

A B Infrabuild: Company secures new project for rebuilding of FOBs and skywalk between Goregaon to Borivali stations (Positive)

Agarwal Industrial Corp: Company secured bitumen supply tenders from Bharat petroleum Rs 55 cr and Indian oil Rs 2.5 cr, totaling 18,000 MTS worth Rs 76.5 cr. (Positive)

RVNL: Company emerged as L1 bidder for contract worth Rs 625 cr (Positive)

Infosys: Company to distribute up to 85% variable pay bonus for Q2 FY25, Moneycontrol (Positive)

Wipro: Company extends its work with Marelli for continued evolution of it infrastructure for another four years (Positive)

Vedanta: Company to invest $2 billion in Saudi copper-processing facilities (Positive)

Dr. Reddy's Laboratories: Company and Senores Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Announce the Launch of Ivermectin Tablets USP, 3 mg in US Market (Positive)

Kotak Bank: CCI India approves Kotak Mahindra Bank’s proposal to buy Standard Chartered Bank India's unsecured personal loan book (Positive)

Siemens: * Net Profit At ₹830.7 Cr Vs Poll Of ₹717 Cr, Revenue At ₹6,461 Cr Vs Poll Of ₹6,526.1 Cr (Positive)

UltraTech Cement: Board approves raising funds up to ₹1,000 cr via NCDs. (Neutral)

Adani Ent: April Moon Retail, a JV of Adani Airport Holdings acquires 74% stake of Cococart Ventures (Neutral)

Axis Bank: Axis AMC & Axis Mutual Fund Trustee settles SEBI proceedings over TER violations with ₹16.57 lakh, without admitting guilt. (Neutral)

Patanjali: LIC raises stake in Patanjali Foods from 4.986% to 5.020%. (Neutral)

GE Vernova: Grid Equipments, one of the promoters of the company, will exercise green shoe option of the OFS, floor price at ₹1,550/sh. (Neutral)

Ola Electric: Company launches Gig and S1 Z range of scooters in the price range of ₹39,999 – 64,999. (Neutral)

Petronet LNG: Company informs of director changes. Shri Satish Kumar Vaduguri's resignation as Director is effective Nov 29, 2024. (Neutral)

Biocon: Company’s credit rating reaffirmed at CRISIL AA+/Stable; A1+. (Neutral)

NTPC: Company formed a JV with with MAHAGENCO. (Neutral)

Exide Industries: Company invests Rs 100 crores in subsidiary Exide Energy Solutions. (Neutral)

HAL: Company appointed Shri Ravi K as Director Operations. (Neutral)

PSP Projects: Adani Infra will acquire 30% stake in Company, with a further open offer for 26%, leading to equal equity. (Neutral)

Dabur: Company gets revised ₹320.6 crore GST demand; penalty dropped (Neutral)

Sun Pharma: Subsidiary received a regulatory order resulting in fines totaling INR 72.5 Cr (Neutral)

M&M: Company launches BE 6E & XEV 9E electric SUVs (Neutral)

Aster DM: Company has entered into an agreement to acquire the balance stake in Aster Adhaar Hospital (Prerana Hospital Limited) in Kolhapur (Neutral)

Adani Power: Andhra Pradesh likely to suspend Adani Power deal. (Negative)

Fusion Micro: ICRA downgraded Fusion Finance's credit rating for Non-convertible debentures (Negative)

431

The Market Crux

27 Nov, 02:49

Good morning traders...
New day, new opportunities, lets make money 🤑

398

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 08:28

Sreong volume based activity seen in #TRITURBINE; good to find #intraday trade setup.

668

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 04:03

#IPO #IPOAlert : #EnviroInfraIPO
⭐️⭐️⭐️
Vedict : I will apply for 20%+ listing gains ✅
Business : Water and Waste-Water Treatment Plants
Financials : Increasing revenue & PAT ✅
Issue Price : Agressive ✅
Investor Intrest : High ✅

855

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 04:00

Telecom sector in focus.
Strong volume based activity seen in #INDUSTOWER, good to find #Intraday trade setups.

698

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 03:50

SMALL RED OPENING OF THE DAY, STILL WENT FOR CE AND REALIZED THAT ICICI AND RIL ARE NOT SUPPORTING... LOW PROBABILITY BET, EXITED FAST.

753

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 03:47

STRAIGHT SELLING FROM TOP, WAS LOOKING FOR A CE, LEVEL NOT TRIGGERED, NO OPENING TRADE!

751

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 03:42

Securities in F&O Ban For Trade Date 26-November-2024

#AARTIIND
#GRANULES
#GNFC

632

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 03:39

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#HDFCBANK
#BHARTIAIRTL
#BEL

646

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 03:38

#NIFTY opening 121 points gap up, right at the high of yesterday, breakin above it and sustaining will bring fresh bull power.

650

The Market Crux

26 Nov, 03:21

Good Morning Traders!
Let's have a happy profitable day ahead 🌞

661

The Market Crux

25 Nov, 05:06

Aerospace and Defence sectors in focus.

Strong volume based activitiy seen in #BEL and #HAL, good to find #intraday #Trade setups.

#StocksToTrade

790

The Market Crux

25 Nov, 03:54

DAY OPENED, ONE OF THE BREAD BUTTER SETUPS FROM THE SCALPING TRAINING LIVE ✌️✌️

860

The Market Crux

21 Nov, 03:50

👆👆 MY MATES ARE FASSST.. GRABBED 100++ POINTS IN 6 SECONDS 😎😎

517

The Market Crux

21 Nov, 03:49

FIRE IN THE BELLY 😍😍

515

The Market Crux

21 Nov, 03:48

👆👆👆 WAQT SE PEHLE, BEFORE TIME, IDEA WAS SHARED...

AN IDEA CAN CHANGE YOUR DAY 😍😍

486

The Market Crux

21 Nov, 03:46

EK HI TRADE KAAFI HAI MITRON... 🚀🚀🚀

597

The Market Crux

21 Nov, 03:40

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#HDFCBANK
#INFY
#MnM

487

The Market Crux

21 Nov, 03:39

Marginal 30 points gap down opening at #NIFTY50; #NIFTYBANK is muted. Let the direction set before jumping on either side.

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21 Nov, 03:12

Securities in F&O Ban For Trade Date 21-November-2024

#ABFRL
#AARTIIND
#GRANULES
#GNFC
#HINDCOPPER
#IGL

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21 Nov, 03:11

M&M: Company clarifies report "M&M, Skoda-VW India JV talks hit speed bump", Company, VW group continue to explore opportunities to expand collaboration (Neutral)

Dr Reddys: India Ratings affirmed Company existing bank facilities rating at IND AA+/Stable and assigned IND AA+/Stable to additional limits totaling Rs 2200 cr. (Neutral)

SBI: Bank’s Rs 10,000 crore, 15-year bond issue fully subscribed. (Neutral)

NLC INDIA: Company to invest in unit NLC India renewables via subscribing equity shares; co to invest up to Rs 37.2 billion (Neutral)

Mangalam Global: Company has successfully completed the purchase of key assets for its edible oil business, purchased assets at cost of Rs 108.7 million (Neutral)

Happiest Minds: Company declared an interim dividend of Rs. 2.50 per share for FY24-25. (Neutral)

Cupid Ltd: Company incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary, Cupid Invesco Ltd., in the UAE for business expansion. (Neutral)

Dynamic Cables: Company announced the resignation of Mahesh Singhla, Assistant VP-Production, and effective Nov 20, 2024 (Neutral)

UPL: Rights Issue Committee during a meeting. The offering includes partly paid-up equity shares priced at ₹360 each with ratio 1:8 (Neutral)

Dr Reddy’s: USFDA issues form 483 with 7 observations for API mfg facility (CTO-2) in Bollaram, Hyderabad. (Negative)

Adani Group stocks: Adani Dollar Bonds Plunge amid U.S. Bribery Charges. (Negative)

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21 Nov, 03:11

🇮🇳India Daybook – Stocks in News

GRSE: Company signed a contract worth Rs 226.18 crore with West Bengal's Transport Department for designing, building, and maintaining 13 hybrid electric ferries. (Positive)

Tata Power: Company and Bhutan's Druk green power corporation ltd forge partnership to develop 5,000 mw of clean energy projects in landmark regional collaboration (Positive)

JSW Steel: Company declaration as a "preferred bidder" for CODLI mineral block-xii, Dharbandora, projected iron ore resources is 48.5 million Tonned (Positive)

Aegis Logistics: Company arm Aegis Vopak Terminals has filed draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for an IPO. (Positive)

Rulka Electricals: Company received new orders totaling Rs 1.48 Cr Orders include electrical work in Maharashtra (Positive)

Deccan gold mines: Drilling program of unit reveal new high-grade intersections, drilling results indicates potential to augment gold resources (Positive)

Paytm: Users will be able to make UPI payments at select international locations. (Positive)

Godrej Properties: Company acquires 53-acre of land in Joka, Kolkata, with an estimated revenue potential of nearly Rs 500 cr (Positive)

Indus Tower: Supreme Court allows telecom companies to claim tax credits for towers, tower parts, shelters, and the likes. (Positive)

Bharti Airtel: Company Secures Multi-Billion 5G Deal with Nokia (Positive)

Tata Elxsi: Company, DENSO, and AAtek have opened a Robotics and Automation Innovation Lab in Frankfurt. (Positive)

BEML: Company wins Rs 246. 8 Crores order for 48 BH60M Rear dump trucks from Central Coalfields (Positive)

Zaggle Prepaid: Company has entered into an agreement with Strada India Pvt. Ltd. (Positive)

KFBL: Company has received a bulk order to supply Alcomax of 100 MT per month for the coming six months amounting to Rs. 20-25 Crores. (Positive)

RITES: Company signs MoU with Nise for assuring quality in green energy (Positive)

JSW Holdings: Sajjan Jindal says targetting PO for JSW Cement by January 2025 (Positive)

UPL: Company announced $350m investment in Advanta by Alpha Wave Global (Positive)

GNFC: Company signs MoU with INEOS to build a new world scale acetic acid unit in India (Positive)

Wipro: Company and Lineaje Collaborate to Boost Enterprise Software Supply Chain Security. (Positive)

UPL: Company Alpha Wave Global announced the signing of agreements under which Alpha Wave Global will invest $350 million to acquire approximately 12.5% stake in Advanta Enterprises, a subsidiary of UPL (Positive)

Tata Technologies: Company has today signed a MoA with Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Tripura, for ITI Upgrade project for upgrading 19 ITI across Tripura. (Positive)

Vakrangee: Company partners with Bangiya Gramin Vikash Bank to boost financial inclusion in rural West Bengal (Positive)

EaseMy Trip: Company partners with BNZ Green to promote eco-friendly travel (Positive)

TRENT: Siddhartha Yog buys a stake worth Rs 843.2 crore in Trent through an open market transaction. (Positive)

PSP Projects: Adani Infrastructure makes open offer acquisition of 1 crore shares at Rs 642.06/share. (Positive)

Winsol Engineers: Company received Rs 48 Cr worth of orders from Juniper Green Energy for supply and services related to a 220 KV transmission line project (Positive)

Godfrey Phillips: Company declares interim dividend of ₹35 per share (Neutral)

Adani Energy: Company has acquired 100% equity of Pune-III Transmission Ltd, including new transmission lines and substations. (Neutral)

PNC Infratech: Company has received in-principle approval from the NHAI to transfer 100% stake in its subsidiary companies to Highways Infrastructure Trust. (Neutral)

Coforge: Company has completed acquisition of 32.68% stake in Cigniti Technologies Limited (Neutral)

Aditya Birla Capital: Company invests ₹100 crore in arm Aditya Birla Capital Digital on rights basis. (Neutral)

GPIL: Company has acquired a 51% stake in Jammu Pigments Limited for around Rs 500 Crores. (Neutral)

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21 Nov, 03:11

#JSWSTEEL has been declared the preferred bidder for the Codli Mineral Block in Goa. The estimated iron ore resources are 48.5 million tonnes, along with 2.7 million tonnes of ore in dumps.

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21 Nov, 03:10

#TATAPOWER has formed a strategic partnership with Druk Green Power Corp., a subsidiary of Druk Holding and Investments Ltd. and Bhutan's sole power generation utility, to jointly develop at least 5,000 megawatt of clean energy capacity in Bhutan.

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21 Nov, 03:10

#NCLIND will invest up to Rs 3,720 crore in various renewable projects within its arm, subject to compliance with DIPAM guidelines.

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21 Nov, 03:09

Most stocks in the Asia Pacific region fell on Thursday, he #Nikkei was 177 points, or 0.47%, lower at 38,180, while the #S&P ASX 200 was up 19 points, or 0.23%, at 8,344.

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21 Nov, 03:08

The #S&P 500 index closed flat, while the #Nasdaq slipped by 0.11%. The #Dow rose 0.32%. #Nasdaq drop is caused by #Nvidia Inc.'s revenue forecast fell short of the highest estimates.

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21 Nov, 03:06

FIIs remained net sellers for the 36th consecutive session on Tuesday, while DIIs stayed net buyers. FPIs sold stocks worth Rs 3,411.7 crore and the domestic institutional investors mopped up stocks worth approximately Rs 2,783.9 crore.

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21 Nov, 03:05

#BANKNIFTYclosed just above the 50,600 hurdle, it could show pullback up to 51,100 >> 52,500 levels if holds above 50,600.

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21 Nov, 03:03

The current #NIFTY structure is volatile and sideways with 23,350 as acting support and 23,750 as resistance, below 23,350 NIFTY will quicly slide for another 200-300 points.

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21 Nov, 02:30

Good morning traders!
Let the money bring the respect, talk less earn more ✌️

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20 Nov, 12:40

Wisdom ⭐

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16 Nov, 15:26

Successful trading isn't about constant action; it's about patience and precision. Forcing trades in unfavorable conditions leads to unnecessary mistakes, higher costs, and increased stress. Instead, focus on identifying key levels where the risk is small, and the potential reward is significant. By waiting for these high-probability setups, you reduce the number of trades, which in turn minimizes commissions and decision fatigue.

The key is to trade with a defined risk and asymmetric reward. Set clear stop-loss levels to "lose small" when wrong and aim for at least a 2:1 or 3:1 reward-to-risk ratio to "win big" when right. This disciplined approach helps avoid overtrading, lowers emotional stress, and improves overall performance. By trading less but with higher quality, you position yourself for long-term success in the markets.

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16 Nov, 10:49

♥️red♥️red❤️red❤️at USA.❤️ GIFT NIFTY is also down by 223 points in big red❤️ Monday again blood bath in Indian stock markets

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16 Nov, 10:46

#Nifty target@22,800 by year-end; we are in the middle of a 3-6 month consolidation, says CLSA’s Laurence Balanco.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/expert-view/nifty-target22800-by-year-end-we-are-in-a-middle-of-a-3-6-month-consolidation-says-clsas-laurence-balanco/articleshow/115286037.cms

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16 Nov, 04:00

CLOSING BELL
#DOW ➖ -305.87 🔻 43444.99
#NASDAQ ➖ -427.53 🔻18680.12
#SPX ➖ -78.55 🔻5870.62
#GIFTNIFTY ➖ -126.50 🔻 23445

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16 Nov, 03:58

How does #CDSL makes money.

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16 Nov, 03:55

Weekends are to take a pause and find your next move... Don't sleep, it's time to wake up and rise 🌄

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15 Nov, 06:56

Here you go with the correct answer

keep learning... keep gaining

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15 Nov, 05:15

The Market Crux pinned «Would you buy or sell the market here?»

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15 Nov, 05:11

CLOSING BELL
#DOW ➖ -207.33 🔻 43750.86
#NASDAQ ➖ -123.07 🔻19107.65
#SPX ➖ -36.21 🔻5949.17
#GIFTNIFTY ➖ +24.50 🔼 23665.50

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The Market Crux

15 Nov, 05:10

#KPIGREEN KPI Green Energy Board Recommends 1:2 Bonus Share Issue

Read more at: https://www.ndtvprofit.com/markets/kpi-green-energy-board-recommends-1-2-bonus-share-issue?s=08

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15 Nov, 04:55

Heppy Gurunanak Jayanti 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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14 Nov, 17:20

मुकद्दर की लिखावट का एक ऐसा भी कायदा हो,

देर से क़िस्मत खुलने वालों का दोगुना फायदा हो

If it's taking time, you are not late... God has planned something bigger for you ✌️

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14 Nov, 06:37

Strong volume based activity seen in #EICHERMOT, good to find intraday trade setups.

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14 Nov, 04:35

SCALP 2 FOR THE DAY, CLOSING THE DAY NOW.

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14 Nov, 03:49

👆👆 THIS IS WHAT I SHARED WITH STUDENTS.. FOR THEM JUST TO OBSERVE..

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14 Nov, 03:47

HELL, I JUST PUNCHED IN... IF BANK NIFTY WAS MOTHER OF INSTUMENTS TO TRADE, SENSEX IS THE BAAP 😳

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14 Nov, 03:40

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#SWIGGY
#NATIONALUM
#ZOMATO

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14 Nov, 03:37

#NIFTY stopping and holding 200 DMA, minor gap down of 15 points and still above 23500. Let it set the direction.

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03 Nov, 06:52

The Myth of High Risk for High Returns in Trading

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03 Nov, 02:51

Good morning traders.
Have a relaxing and prdocuting Sunday.🌤️

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02 Nov, 15:56

Key Points to Consider Before Buying Shares: 1) PE Ratio: The company's PE Ratio should be lower than the industry average indicating undervaluation. 2) ROE: Aim for an ROE above 15%, demonstrating good returns on shareholders' investments. 3) ROCE: Seek a ROCE above 15%, reflecting effective capital utilization. 4) Debt: Opt for companies with low debt to ensure financial stability. 5) Promoter Holding: Look for over 50% promoter shareholding, which indicates confidence and control. 6) Net Profit Growth: Ensure the company's net profit has risen YoY signifying stable growth. 7) Cash Flow: Positive and stable operational cash flow is essential for financial clarity. 8) Dividend History: A strong dividend history reflects a profit-sharing policy with shareholders. 9) Management Quality: Choose companies with experienced and reliable management teams. 10) Sector Performance: Assess the performance and outlook of the sector in which the company operates. Keeping these factors in mind can make investments safer and more profitable. Be an informed investor.

*As per market veteran,* during bear markets, many investors exit for years before returning at the next peak. FIIs sold over Rs.1 lakh crore in October, while Nifty fell over 8%. However, stocks with significant FIIs ownership and no promoters have shown resilience: 1) HDFC Bank rose with FII holding at 48%, 2) ICICI Bank remained stable with 46% FII sownership, 3) Axis Bank declined slightly despite 52% FIIs holding. This highlights that fundamentals and stock selection are crucial.

In 18th May MTTs, Himatsingka Seid given at Rs.135 touched Rs.177.

In 15th June MTTs, E Pack Durable given at Rs.212 touched Rs.471, a gain of 122%.

Last week in 26th October MTTs, Amal Ltd given at Rs.377 touched Rs.430, Artefact Projects given at Rs.74 touched Rs.79 & still looks very good, Cochin Minerals given at Rs.299 touched Rs.331 & still looks very good, Cybertech Systems given at Rs.216 touched Rs.225, International Travel House (ITHL) given at Rs.626 touched Rs.649, NSE SME Megatherm given at Rs.324 touched Rs.339, Morepen Lab given at Rs.74.60 touched Rs.79.50 & still looks very good, MNC Multibase India given at Rs.252 touched Rs.267 & still looks very good, Parag Milk Foods given at Rs.193 touched Rs.205 & still looks very good, PNB Gilts given at Rs.115 touched Rs.119, NSE SME Rulka given at Rs.363 touched Rs.372, Resonance Specialities given at Rs.106 touched Rs.106 & touched Rs.111 & still looks very good, Sagarsoft given at Rs.206 touched Rs.210 & still looks very good, TIGLOB given at Rs.199 touched Rs.199 touched Rs.209 & still looks very good, Tyche Ind., given at Rs.180 touched Rs.185 & still looks very good, Vinyl Chemicals given at Rs.354 touched Rs.365 & still looks very good during the week.

GDP projection by IMF & Goldman Sachs: China GDP: 2028: $27.4 trillion, 2075: $57 trillion. India GDP: 2028: $5.5 trillion, 2075: $52.5 trillion. US GDP: 2028: $32.3 trillion, 2075: $51.5 trillion. Indonesia GDP: 2028: $2 trillion, 2075: $13.7 trillion. Nigeria GDP: 2 028: $0.9 trillion, 2075: $13.1 trillion. Brazil GDP: 2028: $2.7 trillion, 2075: $8.7 trillion. Germany GDP: 2028: $5 trillion, 2075: $8.1 trillion. UK GDP: 2028: $4.2 trillion, 2075: $7.6 trillion. Japan GDP: 2028: $5.3 trillion, 2075: $7.5 trillion. Russia GDP: 2028: $2.2 trillion, 2075: $6.9 trillion. France GDP: 2028: $3.3 trillion, 2075: $6.5 trillion. Saudi Arabia GDP: 2028: $1.2 trillion, 2075: $6.1 trillion. Canada GDP: 2028: $2.6 trillion, 2075: $5.2 trillion.

Diwali Alerts: 1) In the current market downturn, sell bad shares to book losses and reinvest in good shares. For example, sell a bad share bought at Rs.11.30 for Rs.7.30 (30% down) and buy a good share at Rs.400, down from Rs.515 (21% down). When the market recovers, the good share could rise to Rs.2000, while the bad share may remain at Rs.3-4.

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The experience of those who sold JPASSOCIATE at Rs.250 during the 2008 recession and invested in Tata Elxsi at Rs.150 is a testament to this strategy as Tata Elxsi soared to Rs.7100 after 15 years while JPASSOCIATE dropped to Rs.7. 2) Long-term investors should not view fluctuations in their portfolio as profits or losses until they sell as good shares will recover over time. 3) Avoid daily share tips from social media and TV channels to minimize losses.

Focus on stocks like *Artefact Projects, Bank of Baroda, Cochin Minerals, HCC, Heranba Industries, International Travel House (ITHL), Lactose (India), Morepen Lab, MNC Multibase India, Parag Milk Foods, PNB, Pennar Ind., IPCA Lab, Resonance Specialities, Sagarsoft, Sucrosa, TIGOB, Tyche, and Vinyl Chemicals (India)* for potential gains. Develop a process to maximize wins and minimize losses.

*T & I Global* manufactures food and agro-processing machinery quotes at a PE of 11x and has a debt-free status. It posted FY24 EPS of Rs.19.61 and 18.7% sales growth over 3 years and appears undervalued at the CMP versus its 52-week high of Rs.352.

*Sagarsoft* notched higher H1 PAT of Rs.3.70 cr. and has reserves of almost 10 times its equity base. Available at a PE of 12x and ROCE of 16.2%, the stock may surpass its 52-week high of Rs.260.

*Artefact Projects* has Rs.52.22 cr. in reserves it trades at a PE of 10x below its private placement price of Rs.111. It posted 555% higher NP of Rs.1.44 cr. and is likely to surpass its 52 weeks high Rs.111.

*Tyche Industries* has Rs.116 cr. in reserves and quotes at a PE of 15.2x. With Q1 PAT of Rs.2.73 cr. and an attractive CMP of Rs.180, it may surpass its 52-week high of Rs.230.

*Heranba Organics* begins production and likely to add Rs.300 cr. in revenue. It posted 2138% higher Q1FY25 NP of Rs.34.46 cr. YoY. At CMP of Rs.460, it's undervalued against its lifetime high of Rs.945

*Multibase India* is a debt-free MNC with Rs.122 cr. in reserves and Rs.12.62 cr. in equity. Its Q1, NP rose 61% to Rs.3.92 cr. Stock is poised to surpass its 52-week high of Rs.337.

*BF Utilities* fell sharply from Rs.1064 to Rs.786 since MTT’s 12th October exit recommendation and remains overvalued. Notably, BSE/NSE has shifted it to the BZ group from the B group.

*Cochin Minerals & Rutile* notches 139% higher H1 PAT of Rs.13.01 cr. and 6-month EPS of Rs.16.62. With Rs.141 cr. in reserves on Rs.8 cr. equity, it hit a new 52-week high of Rs.372 on 31st Oct.

Market grapevine suggests these stocks as top Muhurat picks: Artefact Projects, Bank of Baroda, HCC, Heranba Industries, Inox Wind, ITHL, Lactos (India), Morepen Lab, MNC Multibase India, PNB, Resonance Specialities, Sagarsoft, Sucrosa, TIGOB, Tyche Ind., Vinyl Chemicals.

*Pavna Industries* posted strong Q2FY25 earnings with PAT up 76% YoY. Revenue rose 16% YoY to Rs.7952.26 lakh with 44% EBITDA growth and a PAT margin gain of 144 bps YoY.

*Motisons Jewellers* delivered good Q2 results with 101% PAT growth YoY. Revenue rose 21% YoY to Rs.10934.44 lakh and EBITDA grew 34% lifting PAT margin by 374 bps YoY.

*Nandan Denim* posted robust H1FY25 performance with PAT rising 64% YoY. Revenue surged 62.25%

*Cellecor Gadgets* ties-up with Dixon Technologies to expand into manufacture of washing machines boosting its 'Make in India' product line with a focus on quality & innovation.

*Servotech Power’s* new range of solar inverters, battery storage systems & solar pump controllers align with govt. push for residential, commercial & agricultural solar energy use.

*Zee Media Corp.* posts H1 revenue of Rs.306.7 cr. with significant improvement in Zee News market reach and leads the Hindi business news segment with 77.4% market share.

*Sky Gold* brings on CaratLane (Titan subsidiary) and P.N. Gadgil Jewellers as key customers, marking notable growth in its operations.

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*Mangalam Worldwide* reports Q2FY25 net profit growth of 226%.

*Maiden Forgings* signs an agreement to sell Unit II land as part of its strategic consolidation and expansion.

*Osia Hyper Retail* opens a new 30,000 sq.ft. store in Kanpur, expanding its U.P. presence.

*Sejal Glass* posts 124% growth in Q2FY25 net profit.

*Harshadeep Hortico* reports 71% rise in Q2FY25 net profit.

*Kaushalya Logistics* secures a transportation contract with Uttarakhand Seeds & Tarai Development Corporation.

*Supreme Power Equipment* closes H1FY25 with an 11% growth in topline and bottomline.

*Adani Wilmar* posts Q2 NP of Rs. 311 cr. rebounding from a loss of Rs. 130 cr. Its H1 NP touched Rs. 624 cr. from a loss of Rs. 210 cr. confirming its sharp recovery.

*DCB Bank* posts 25% higher Q1 EPS of Rs. 5 and 14% higher H1 EPS of Rs. 9.2, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 21+ with a forward P/E of 5.4x v/s the industry average of 16x.

*Rushil Décor's* new Gujarat facility will add 2.8 mn. sheets annually and is expected to begin its operations in Q3FY25. Its joint venture aims for production of 300 boards per day.

*Shriram Pistons & Rings* into pistons & engine components posted 15% higher Q1 EPS of Rs. 26, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 120 from Rs. 100 in FY24.

*International Conveyors* posted 126% higher Q1 EPS of Rs. 5, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 13 on its small equity of Rs. 6.3 cr. The share trades at a forward P/E of just 8.2x.

*Karur Vysya Bank* posted 25% higher Q2 EPS of Rs. 5.9 and 26% rise in H1 EPS to Rs. 11.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 24+ from Rs. 20 in FY24 while its NPA fell to 0.28% from 0.47%.

*Western Carriers (India)*, a multi-modal logistics co. posted FY24 sales of Rs.1,691 cr. It provides customizable logistics solutions, signaling strong long-term potential.

*IST* posted 43% higher Q1 EPS of Rs. 45.2, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 160 from Rs. 108 in FY24, supported by a small equity base of Rs. 5.8 cr.

*Veritas (India)* posted 90% higher Q1 EPS of Rs. 18, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 85 from Rs. 70 in FY24. Consider buying for decent gains.

*V-Marc* manufacturer of wires & cables, posted 77% rise in H2 EPS to Rs. 9.4, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs. 24+.

*Bank of India* with over 5100 branches posted 11% higher Q1 EPS of Rs.4.2, which may lead to FY25 EPS to Rs.18 from Rs.15.5 in FY24.

*Visco Trade Associates,* a non-banking financial co., posted 136% higher Q1 EPS of Rs.7.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.22. The stock trades at a forward P/E of just 3.4x.

*Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank* posted 11% higher Q2 EPS of Rs.19.2 and 10% growth in H1 EPS of Rs.37.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.75. Its NPAs improved to 0.46% from 1% with a forward P/E of 5.7x compared to the industry average of 16x.

*Capacite Infra Projects* posted 125% higher Q1 EPS of Rs.6.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. It recently secured orders worth Rs.1,203 cr. from Signatureglobal (India).

*Indian Bank* posted 35% higher Q2 EPS of Rs.20.8 and 38% growth in H1 EPS to Rs.39.9, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.82+. Its NPAs improved to 0.27% from 0.60%. The stock trades at a low P/E of 6.6x.

*Styrenix Performance*, posted 47% higher H1FY25 EPS of Rs.74.7, which may lead to FY25 of Rs.140+. The co. is expanding to meet growing demand and the share is poised to hit a new 52-week high.

*Canara Bank* posted Q2 EPS of Rs.4.6 and H1 EPS of Rs.9.1, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.20. Its NPAs improved to 0.99%, down from 1.41% YoY. It raised Rs.13,000 cr. through bonds, enhancing financial prospects. The stock trades at a forward P/E of just 5x

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*Money Times Talk*

*1st November 2024*

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Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display ‘BUY’, ‘SELL’ or ‘HOLD’ recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser.

*As per a market veteran,* while Samvat 2080 rewarded investors well, he urges caution in Samvat 2081 due to anticipated volatility and suggest that investors focus on select stocks rather than the indices through November.

The 1500 cr. PLI scheme in recycling E-waste will benefit Eco Recycling the pioneer and leader in this space. Stock which is already hovering around the 4-figure mark is sure to cross it in Samvat 2081.

As per astrology view some important turning dates are 1, 4, 8, 14 & 18TH November 2024.

What investors should learn from Mahabharata: 1) Don't risk all your capital for profit like Yudhishthira. 2) Avoid becoming infatuated with any stock like Dhritarashtra. 3) Steer clear of advisors like Shakuni, especially those promising quick multi-bagger gains. 4) Don't treat your holdings like an army, as with the Kauravas. 5) View the stock market as a business, not as a game of cheats.

5 Key Lessons from ‘Stocks to Riches’ by Parag Parikh: 1) Parikh highlights the power of long-term investing and the magic of compounding where even small returns can lead to significant wealth. 2) He emphasizes patience in investing, advocating for a focus on long-term potential rather than short-term fluctuations. 3) Understanding behavioural biases is crucial; Parikh discusses emotional investing and stresses the need for self-control and a disciplined approach. 4) Quality over quantity is essential; invest in fundamentally sound companies and avoid speculative trends. 5) Diversification is key for risk management; allocate assets wisely to balance risk and return while aligning investments with clear financial goals. Following these principles can help investors build a solid foundation for long-term financial success.

Analysis of the crash in Small & Mid-Cap stocks: The recent decline in the small and mid-cap segment of the Indian stock market results from several key factors: 1) Weak earnings: Many results announced until 31st October were flat or negative affecting investor sentiment compounded by aggressive FII selling throughout October 2024. 2) SEBI's new collateral regulations: New rules have drastically reduced the stocks eligible for collateral, limiting leverage for traders and investors. 3) Margin calls and forced liquidations: The lower leverage led to margin calls, forcing investors to liquidate positions and intensifying the sell-off. 4) Impact on HNIs: High-Net-Worth Individuals, often leveraging their investments, faced challenges as many holdings became ineligible as collateral. 5) Potential implications: Short-term volatility is likely as investors adjust to new regulations and process earnings impacts while corporate governance practices among small and mid-cap companies may come under scrutiny. 6) Long-term opportunities: Despite short-term uncertainties, the Indian economy's long-term prospects remain positive with potential buying opportunities arising from the recent correction.

*Advice to investors:* Stay calm and avoid panic selling; maintain a long-term perspective. Do thorough due diligence before investing; research and analyze thoroughly. Diversify your portfolio to mitigate risks and protect investments from volatility. Monitor developments closely; as the market stabilizes, opportunities may arise for disciplined and patient investors.

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02 Nov, 13:30

The Power of Simplicity in Trading: When Less is More

In trading, there comes a point when too much information becomes overwhelming, hindering more than helping. With an endless array of indicators, analysis tools, and news updates, it’s easy to fall into the trap of overloading yourself. But successful trading isn’t about knowing everything; it’s about taking what you know, simplifying it into a concrete plan, and putting it to the test.

### Focus on Actionable Knowledge

The real value of information lies in how it’s applied. Instead of constantly seeking more knowledge, focus on building a specific, actionable trading plan—one that you can test, verify, and validate over time. This shifts your trading from theory to practice, allowing you to see what truly works in real markets.

### Review and Refine

If you’re not seeing the results you desire, resist the urge to add more tools, indicators, or data points. Instead, take a step back and refine your current strategy. Often, simplicity and clarity can be more effective than complexity. Working with what you already have allows you to deepen your understanding and improve consistency.

### Conclusion: The Key to Consistent Results

Trading success doesn’t come from accumulating endless knowledge; it comes from refining a focused, testable plan and executing it with discipline. Embrace simplicity, and let your strategy grow through practice, not excess information. Remember, less can often be more in the world of trading.

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02 Nov, 12:41

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02 Nov, 04:15

Smart English

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02 Nov, 04:07

Both #FIIs and #DIIs turns sellers on #Muhurat trading day 🤔

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02 Nov, 02:56

CLOSING BELL
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02 Nov, 02:56

Good morning traders!
Go create the damn opportunities and success shall follow as outcome ✌️

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01 Nov, 11:08

India Daybook – Stocks in News

Electronics Mart: Company has commenced the commercial operations of a new Multi Brand Store. (Positive)

Kaynes Technology: Company expects revenue at Rs.3000cr, margin at 15% for FY25 (Positive)

Eicher Motors: Total Royal Enfield sales up 31% to 1.1 lakh units YoY (Positive)

Escorts: Total Auto sales up at 18110 units versus 13205 units YoY (Positive)

Mahindra & Mahindra: Total Auto sales at 96648 units versus poll 88000 units, Tractor sales at 64326 units versus poll 52000 units (Positive)

Ashoka Buildcon: Company declared L1 Bidder for Rs 312 cr project by MSETCL (Positive)

OMCs: Price of 19 kg commercial LPG gas cylinders has been increased by ₹62 (Positive)

Tata Power: Company expects its solar rooftop business' revenue to see a 30% year-on-year growth in fiscal 2025 (Positive)

NBCC: Work orders received by NBCC, in normal course of business, amounting Rs. 235.46 Crore (Positive)

NCC: Received Total Orders Valuing ₹3,496 Cr in the Month of October 2025 (Positive)

L&T: Company plans to bolster Aerospace biz to capitalize on government's space push (Positive)

Bajaj Auto: Company sells 30,656 Chetak scooters in October 2024 (Positive)

Atul Auto: Total Auto sales up at 3818 units versus 3060 units YoY (Positive)

AGS Transact: Net profit at Rs 15.2 cr vs loss Rs 60.9 cr, Revenue at Rs 352 cr vs Rs 377 cr (YoY) (Positive)

BF Investment: Net profit at Rs 49.3 cr vs Rs 51.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 74.5 cr vs Rs 69.8 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Hyundai: Total Auto at 72078 units versus 68728 units YoY (Positive)

SML Isuzu: Total Auto at 801 units versus 873 units YoY (Neutral)

Tata Invest: Net profit at Rs 124 cr vs Rs 124 cr, Revenue at Rs 142 cr vs Rs 124 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

TCI Express: Net profit at Rs 26.3 cr vs Rs 35.6 cr, Revenue at Rs 310 cr vs Rs 320 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Narayana: Net profit at ₹198.6 cr vs ₹226.5 cr, Revenue at ₹1,400 cr vs ₹1,305.2 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Tata Consumer: Company has allotted 55,071 Rights Equity Shares to eligible applicants (Neutral)

Reliance Ind: Company allotted the bonus shares on October 29, marking the company's sixth one since its listing in 1977. (Neutral)

MCX: Praveena Rai assumes office as MD & CEO of the company (Neutral)

M&M: Mahindra Group To Launch Its First Ground Up EV On November 26 (Neutral)

Garware Hi-Tech: Company announces the cessation of Mr. Nilesh R. Doshi as an Independent Director (Neutral)

DOMS Industries: Company has scheduled a Board Meeting on November 09, 2024, to approve the unaudited financial results (Neutral)

NLC India: CRISIL Ratings Limited and Care Ratings Limited affirmed credit ratings (Neutral)

Maruti: Total Auto sales up 3.5% to 2.06 lakh units YoY, poll 2.0 lakh units (Neutral)

Tata Motors: Total Auto sales up 0.1% to 80839 units YoY, poll 77000 units (Neutral)

Aegis Logistics: Company has invested Rs 300 Cr in its subsidiary, Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited through preferential allotment of 127,65,957 equity shares (Neutral)

Bharti Airtel: Company has acquired 5% Membership Interest in Ericsson US Dhaulagiri LLC (Neutral)

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28 Oct, 01:23

Good morning traders!

Trade like how a monk meditates, lets make some serious money!

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27 Oct, 15:15

Trading Success: Paid by Consistency, Not by the Hour

In trading, success isn’t measured in hours logged or effort alone; it’s earned through consistent, disciplined actions repeated over time. Unlike traditional jobs, trading doesn’t reward you for putting in more hours; instead, it rewards you for executing strategies accurately and consistently.

The real key is doing the right things—following a sound strategy, managing risk, and keeping emotions in check—again and again. By focusing on quality and consistency rather than time, you set yourself up for sustainable, long-term success. Remember, in trading, it’s not about the hours; it’s about the discipline and precision of your actions.

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27 Oct, 03:10

Good morning traders.

Fule the FIRE within you, this day will never come again ✌

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26 Oct, 15:57

Vishal Fabrics posts robust H1FY25 with PAT up 66% YoY to Rs. 1127.38 lakh, revenue at Rs. 72740 lakh and EBITDA up 34.38% YoY to Rs. 5720.84 lakh.

SBC Exports posts 200% YoY profit growth with Rs.50 cr. in export orders. Its new Ghaziabad facility will enhance its global capacity.

Kaushalya Logistics’ Amritsar depot is operational and will boost JK Cement's distribution across Punjab and nearby region.

Shera Energy posted a record breaking H1FY25 consolidated net sales of Rs.597 cr. with Q2FY25 sales crossing Rs.300 cr. (provisional).

Emerald Finance to provide an Early Wage Access program Diplast Plastics employees to enable them access part of their salaries throughout the month.

Unihealth Consultancy is renamed Unihealth Hospitals effective 14th Oct 2024 with a new incorporation certificate issued on 21st Oct. 2024.

Vedavaag Systems approves allotment of 79,38,000 convertible warrants at Rs.63 each to promoters and non-promoters.

Dhruv Consultancy extends its empanelment with U.P. State Bridge Corporation for design consultancy including detailed project reports (DPR) for major bridges and flyovers.

Basilic Fly Studio reports a strong project pipeline for its subsidiary ‘One of Us’ with an order book over £20 million across major film and TV projects.

Network People Services Technologies allots 3,900 equity shares with FV of Rs.10 under the NPST Employee Stock Option Plan 2023.

Emerald Finance has also partnered with Shiv Shakti Industry to offer Early Wage Access, allowing employees to access a portion of their salaries throughout the month.

Best Agro posted Q2 EPS of Rs.40 and H1 EPS of Rs.49, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.70, supported by its strong product pipeline and new launches.

Karur Vysya Bank added 3 branches in Tamil Nadu with Q2 EPS up 25% to Rs.5.9, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.24+. Investment in Govt. securities rose 19% to Rs.22,344 cr.

Agarwal Industrial Corporation, posted 41% higher Q1 EPS of Rs.26.1, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.100. It trades at a forward P/E of 10.6x. Its medium-short term prospects are bright.

Styrenix Performance posted 89% growth in Q1FY25 EPS at Rs.34.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.135, driven by major expansion plans.

Aurangabad Distillery posted H2 EPS of Rs.14.2 and FY24 EPS of Rs.25.5, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.28 after a 1:4 bonus issue on expanded equity of Rs.10.3 cr.

Muthoot Micro Finance posted 18% rise in NP of Rs.113.2 cr. on 34% higher income of Rs.641 cr., which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.36. Good for the medium-to-short term.

Sree Rayalaseema Hi-Strength Hypo expands Sodium Methoxide production and posted Q1 EPS of Rs.12 with FY24 EPS at Rs.47. Diversifying into PCB and electronics, it is poised for growth.

Siyaram Recycling bags Rs.9.3 cr. orders from Greenland Trading & Axelon Group Jamnagar. It raised Rs.35.4 cr. via preferential allotment to key investors. Is promising long-term prospect.

City Union Bank posted 17% rise in H1 EPS to Rs.7.4, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.16.5. Its Net NPA fell to 1.62%, signalling bright prospects.

Cigniti Technologies posted Q2FY25 EPS of Rs.19.4, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.62+, positioning it for potential gains given its leadership in AI and digital assurance.

LIC Housing Finance posted FY24 EPS of Rs.86, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.95. With a P/B of 1.05x, it remains the cheapest stock in the housing sector.

Emami Paper posted FY24 EPS of Rs.13.9, which may lead to FY25 TTM EPS of Rs.15.8. It trades at a forward P/E of 6.5x against the industry average P/E of 16x.

IIFL Securities posted 90% rise in Q2 EPS to Rs.6.7, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.28, reflecting strong growth across retail and institutional segments.

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26 Oct, 15:57

Multibase (India) boasts reserves of Rs.122 cr. on equity of Rs.12.62 cr. It posted 61% higher Q1FY25 NP of Rs.3.92 cr. If it surpasses its 52-week high of Rs.337, a new trading range of Rs.360 to Rs.403 could open.

Cybertech Systems & Software posts 84% higher revenue of Rs.89.4 mn. with 38% higher NP at Rs.73.6 mn. With FY24 dividend at 20% , stock looks attractive at Rs.218 below its 52-week high of Rs.293.

Cochin Minerals & Rutile posts Q1FY25 PAT up 162% to Rs.5.95 cr. with 26% ROCE & reserves of Rs.141 cr. At Rs.299, stock is undervalued compared to its 52-week high of Rs.361.

Amal, part of the Atul group, posted 223% rise in PAT to Rs.5.53 cr. and is likely to surpass its 52-week high of Rs.489.

Tyche Industries posted Q1FY25PAT of Rs.2.73 cr. and trades at a PE of 15.2x. around Rs.180. With reserves of Rs.116 cr. it could touch Rs.250-277 and surpass its 52 week high of Rs.230.

PNB Gilts posted 888% higher H1FY25 PAT and is likely cross its 52week high of Rs.149. Stock looks attractive at Rs.115.

ITD Cementation's promoter, Italian-Thai Development to sell 46.64% stake to Renew Exim DMCC at Rs. 400/share below CMP of Rs. 539 and also offer additional 26% stake at Rs. 571.68/share.

IDFC First Bank is set for a sharp rebound post-merger with IDFC, which reduced its equity. Long-term investors could see over 60% returns ahead.

Par Drugs and Chemicals’ strong Q2 EPS of Rs. 6, positions the stock at Rs. 275 as undervalued with a potential to double.

Following the market shakeout, PSU stocks like HUDCO, IRCON and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders appears attractive for 20% returns in the next six months.

Moschip Technology saw 50%+ rise in Q2 semiconductor revenues. The stock has corrected over 30% from its highs and is worth monitoring.

TRF has dropped from Rs 670 to Rs 415, trading at a forward P/E under 10x, making it a good accumulation candidate for future gains.

Aartech Solonics with Mcap of Rs 193 cr. is gaining traction in the Defence & Power sector with its highest-ever order book and recognition from the Indian Army for ‘KranKing’.

Rudra Global Infra Products plans Rs 190 cr. capex for a solar project targeting Rs 1000 cr. in TMT bar production. Its Rs 20 cr. investment in defence castings will propel growth.

Tata Power aims to establish 1 lakh EV charging stations by 2025. Its 74.2% CAGR PAT growth and recent LOI for a transmission project points to strong growth prospects.

RattanIndia Enterprises operates in tech-driven sectors holding Rs 1300 cr. stake in RTN Power. Its strong Q1 results indicate continued momentum likely in Q2.

Urban Enviro Waste Management posted H1FY25 sales up 54.84% YoY and PAT up 1.91x to Rs. 7.63 cr. with EBITDA margins at 21.12%, suggesting promising returns ahead.

Julien Agro Infratech approves 1:2 stock split & interim dividend. It posted strong Q2FY25 PAT of Rs. 204 lakh. Agro sector is in focus due to govt. push.

HMA Agro Industries signs an MOU with Selangor Agricultural Development Corporation, expanding its international presence in Malaysia.

PC Jeweller posted outstanding H1FY25 earnings with revenue jumping 797% YoY driven by improved consumer demand and footfalls further bolstered in Q2FY25.

GRM Overseas partners with Supermercados Central in Chile to enhance market penetration and brand visibility as its exclusive distributor.

G G Engineering posts robust H1FY25 earnings with revenue up 90% YoY. EBITDA surged 606.59% to Rs. 1269.04 lakh and PAT rose 741.17% to Rs. 918.56 lakh.

Mishtann Foods posted strong Q2FY25 with revenue of Rs. 341.87 cr., EBITDA up 20% YoY and PAT up 22%. Withdrawal of export tax on parboiled rice is a significant positive for the co.

Standard Capital Markets approves Rs. 500 cr. fund raise and announces a zero-cost EMI scheme for schools to acquire interactive flat panels (IFPs).

Afcons Infrastructure IPO is open, rated ‘Subscribe - Long Term’ by Anand Rathi and Canara Securities, recognizing its global expansion and unique projects.

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26 Oct, 15:57

The regulatory circular prohibiting margin funding in over 1100 stocks include market favourites like Adani Power, Tata Investments, HUDCO, etc. Other stocks where little or no leverage will include Yes Bank, Suzlon, Bharat Dynamics, Paytm, Pilani Investments and Industries (Birla Group), Autumn Investments, Atul Auto, Allcargo, IRB Infrastructure, NBCC, Go Digit, Inox Wind, Jupiter Vagons, KIOCL, Jyoti CNC Automation, JBM Auto, Hetson Agro Product, Tejas Networks together with many other well-known small and mid-cap companies that generated high trading interest created by operators raising funds against pledged shares and buy more to push up the scrip further will cease by 31st October 2024. Operators have been forced to return borrowed funds by liquidating their stocks, which has led to the sharp decline in the market. These will, however, stock after 1st November with this new regulation and panic selling will be contained.
In 6th January MTTs, Cignity given at Rs.1041 touched Rs.1552 during this week in a highly negative market.

In 13th January MTTs, Anantraj given Efactor given at Rs.162 touched Rs.300 - a gain of 85% in highly negative market sentiments.

In 27th January MTTs, Essen Specialty Films given at Rs.219 touched Rs.687 - a superb gain of 214%.

In 10th February MTTs, Univastu given at Rs.134 touched Rs.276 - a gain of 106%.

In 17th February MTTs, Lehar Footwears given at Rs.132 touched Rs.275 during the week - a gain of 108%.

In 16th March MTTs, Ritco Logistic given at Rs.223 touched Rs.409 - a gain of 83%.

In 6th April Kaka Industries given at Rs.179 touched Rs.328 - a gain of 83% during the week

In 18th May MTTs, Va Tech Wabag given at Rs.981 touched Rs.1906 - a gain of 94% during the week.

In 15th June MTTs, EPack Durable given at Rs.212 touched Rs.471 - a gain of 122% during the week.

In 17th August MTTs, Pennar Ind., given at Rs.168 touched Rs.215 - a gain of 28%, Univastu given at Rs.228 touched Rs.276 during the week.

In 12th October MTTs, BF Utilities at Rs.1064 was suggested to exit. It declined to Rs.871 and still looks overpriced.

Last week in 19th October MTTs Roopa Industries given at Rs.88 touched Rs.115 in highly negative market sentiments

Nifty Midcap and Small Cap indices grew over 50% last year but now witness daily fall of 2-3%, which may cumulatively amount to 20-30% correction in the current negative market. Investors must focus on performers like Amal, Artefact Projects, Cochin Minerals Rutile, Cybertech Systems, International Travel House (ITHL), Lactose (India), NSE SME Magatherm, Morepen Lab, Multibase India, Parag Milk Foods, PNB Gilts, NSE SME Rulka, Resonance Specialities, Sagarsoft, Somiconvey, TIGOB, Tyche and Vinyl Chemicals (India) for potential gains in the short to medium term.

NSE SME Megatherm Induction FY24 PAT rose 48% to Rs.20.72 cr. on Rs.393 cr. order book. With a 3-year PAT CAGR of 133%, stock is undervalued at Rs.324 against its high of Rs.490.

Sagarsoft posts 454% higher Q1 PAT of Rs.2.05 cr. with a P/E of just 13x. With 16.2% ROCE, Rs.62 cr. reserve and 51.36% promoter holding. If it closes above Rs.260, it may open to Rs.290–322 trading range.

Tea stocks may rally as demand rises and production drops. T&I Global posted FY24 EPS of Rs.19.61 with 18.7% 3-year sales growth, 18% ROCE & 52-week high of Rs.352, it looks highly undervalued.

Lactose (India) posted 151% higher Q2 PAT and 144% H1 PAT to Rs.4.3 cr., with strong ROCE at 18% and ROE at 15.5%. Stock at Rs.172 would open to Rs.230-265 range if it closes above Rs.200.

Artefact Projects bags good orders for 7 years and sharply reduces debt. With 555% rise in NP to Rs.1.44 cr. on a QoQ basis, it has potential to exceed its 52-week high of Rs.111.

Rulka Electricals has new orders worth Rs.48 cr. With NPM improving from 3% to 9%, it boasts ROCE of 50.6% and ROE of 62.9%. At Rs.362, it is attractive v/s to its 52-week high of Rs.667.

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As per market veteran, until 25th October, 97% of Q2 results were average or poor and till 15th November, this trend is likely to continue, contributing to market declines. The significant drop in just 19 trading days is attributed to record FII selling worth Rs. 1,00,149 cr., which may persist until 31st October. Those anticipating a rally should consider what would trigger it amid such disappointing results from major companies. Quality stocks are essential for long-term growth; rallies have occurred based on profit expectations and companies must consistently deliver exceptional earnings to maintain momentum. Currently, panic creates opportunities for long-term investors in quality stocks with strong Q2 results. Market trends will be influenced by earnings realities and growth expectations.

Many investors are curious about how the call auction session will function on 28th October without upper limit bands on holding companies. According to a SEBI circular dated 20th June 2024, it will operate like an IPO opening day, allowing limit orders between 9:00 to 9:40, followed by an order matching session. Unfortunately, this crucial detail has not been adequately covered by major media leaving retailers uncertain about price limits. Investors deserve guidance on platforms to ensure reasonable price: book ratios of 0.6: 0.7.

As per market grapevine, growth stories in PSU's, defence, railways, power and shipping have vanished overnight, with even Rs. 23,000 cr. in monthly SIP inflows failing to prevent corrections of 30-50% in most stocks. BPCL, HPCL, MOIL and NLC reported poor Q2 results. Moral: 1) Price follows earnings and growth seen in the balance sheet not by rosey press releases. 2) The stock market is cyclical—good times are followed by bad, so avoid one-way bets. 3) Valuation bubbles always burst and cannot sustain indefinitely. 4) Learning to sell and book profits is crucial; paper profits don't translate to real gains. 5) The 2024 landscape shows new highs followed by significant tumbles, indicating potential traps for investors. Successful investing requires emotional control, fact-based decisions, continuous learning and risk awareness—traits not everyone possesses.

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As per market veteran, just months ago, the focus was on when the market would fall; now, it's about when the bottom will form. A market bottom occurs when fear peaks. Patience is essential—real investors seize quality stocks at reasonable valuations during sell-offs, as panic and opportunity go hand in hand.

As per market veteran, certain individuals should refrain from investing in the stock market: 1) Those who cannot book losses. 2) Those relying solely on tips and updates from others. 3) Those who lose sleep when markets fall. 4) Those seeking quick profits without understanding that there are no shortcuts to doubling money in the stock market. 5) Focus on either slow learning or regular SIPs.

As per market veteran, despite the prevailing negativity on social media and news outlets, India’s biggest bull market from 2003 to 2007 saw a remarkable 214% return on Nifty (~35% CAGR). However, many investors failed to profit because they sold during downturns. The market faced declines of 14%, 27%, 13%, 29% and 15% during those years, which are typical fluctuations. Those who remained invested or bought growth-oriented companies at reasonable valuations during such declines built significant wealth. Patience is key!

As per market grapevine, the Covid correction lasted 45 days,with a 35% decline from Nifty 11,800 to 7,600 and mid- and small caps falling up to 60%. However, it was followed by impressive returns. Currently, after 28 days of correction and an 8.1% drop in Nifty, many stocks are down 10% to 60% from their highs, but the small-cap index is down only 9.5%, highlighting the importance of stock selection. Within any market phase, the ability to identify strong companies is crucial. Quick and significant returns are unlikely in SAMVAT 2081, so investors should remain calm and stay invested in solid stocks. After Q2 results are announced on 15th November, conduct a thorough analysis of your portfolio and consider reshuffling under expert guidance if necessary.

Nifty November Outlook: The stock market remained bearish ahead of Diwali with Sensex down 6000 points and Nifty slipping 2100 points due to FII selling and disappointing earnings. However, the Nifty showed signs of recovery, gaining 107 points from the day's low, suggesting a potential bottom formation. The Market Mood Index indicates Nifty is in an extreme fear zone, historically a good buying opportunity. Key support levels for Nifty are at 24102, 23703, 23366 and 22821, while resistances are at 24408, 24547, 24714, 24996, and 25338. A move above 25338 could signal a bullish trend towards 25656.

Small and mid-cap stocks have crashed due to 1) 97% of results announced until 25th October being flat or poor and experts indicating continued underperformance until mid-November. 2) Substantial FII selling worth Rs. 1,00,149 cr. on October 24 is expected to persist until the end of the month, causing panic among investors. The new SEBI regulation has removed around 1,010 stocks from being used as collateral for loans, limiting leverage for traders and triggering a massive unwinding of positions. Most small and mid-cap stocks have plummeted between 20% and 60% in a matter of days, raising questions about what fundamental changes occurred. With a peak MTF book of Rs. 73,500 cr. and reduced stocks acceptable as collateral from 1,730 to around 700, many investors may struggle to meet margin calls, exacerbating the situation. As high-net-worth individuals often leverage their positions, their inability to use these stocks as collateral has led to widespread losses, significantly impacting the supply and demand dynamics in the small and mid-cap segments.

A circular issued in July 2024 for delisting collateral gradually reduced trading limits from 75-80% to 40%. By November, the loan value on many stocks may fall to zero, causing panic among investors. Stocks previously valued at Rs. 100 with loans of Rs. 75-80 will drop to Rs. 40, leading to uncertainty for around 1,000 shares used as collateral and resulting in unwinding positions.

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Money Times Talk

26th October 2024

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Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display ‘BUY’, ‘SELL’ or ‘HOLD’ recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser.

As per astrology view some important turning dates are 28, 29 & 31 Oct and 1, 4 & 8 Nov 2024. As of 25th Oct, the market has completed two Saturn cycles indicating a potential short-term bounce in Indian markets.

Here are 10 recommendations for Diwali 2024 to Diwali 2025, emphasizing the importance of mastering key indicators: 1) RSI (Relative Strength Index): Measures price strength; oversold at 30, overbought at 70. 2) MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence): Tracks crossover between two moving averages; settings of 12, 26 and a 9-period signal line. 3) Ultimate Oscillator: Combines three-time frames for buying/selling pressure; popular settings are 7, 14 and 28 periods. 4) Bollinger Bands: Shows price relative to upper/lower bands; uses a 20-period moving average and standard deviation of 2. 5 ADX (Average Directional Index): Measures trend strength; values above 25 indicate strong trends. 6) Stochastic Oscillator: Compares closing price to its range; common settings include 14 periods for %K and 3 for %D. 7) Parabolic SAR: Identifies trend reversals; commonly configured with a 0.02 step and 0.2 maximum. 8) MFI (Money Flow Index): Smilar to RSI but incorporates volume; levels of 20 and 80 indicate oversold and overbought conditions. 9) CCI (Commodity Channel Index): Measures price deviation; default is 20 periods with levels of +100 and -100 for overbought/oversold. 10) Heikin Ashi Candles: Smooth price fluctuations for clearer trends; ideal for trend-following strategies.

As per market veteran, in times of bearish trends and market volatility, it's crucial to remember these principles from market veterans: 1) Don't sell your winners in a weak market. They will recover quickly when the market rebounds. 2) Market Cycles: Selling during weak markets can lock in losses; holding strong assets allows you to benefit when conditions improve. 3) Strong Fundamentals: Quality stocks with solid fundamentals tend to outperform long-term and recover faster after temporary declines. 4) Avoid Emotional Decisions: Panic selling prevents capitalizing on eventual recoveries; patience and a long-term perspective are essential. 5) Rebounding Potential: Historically, markets rebound after downturns and fundamentally strong stocks often recover faster than weaker ones. Stay focused on the bigger picture and don't let short-term weakness dictate your decisions.

As per market veteran, the market offers multiple buying opportunities but rarely allows for repeated booking of huge profits. There are three market trends: 1) Bull market 2) Bear market 3) Silent killer market. The current trend is a silent killer indicating hidden damage; stocks are falling without visible wounds to the portfolio. When markets rise, optimism reigns; when they fall, pessimism prevails. The market behaves like a swing, oscillating between highs and lows. Investors seize discounts on platforms like Flipkart and Amazon, while market experts capitalize on panic in the stock market.

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26 Oct, 13:59

#YESBANK reported a 145% jump in its September quarter standalone net profit at Rs 553 crore versus Rs 225.21 crore reported by it in the year ago period.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/earnings/yes-bank-q2-results-net-profit-jumps-145-yoy-to-rs-553-crore-interest-income-up-15/articleshow/114615010.cms

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26 Oct, 05:47

Money ~ A lot of money... nothing less!!!

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25 Oct, 15:06

...ined trading. A trader who steadily compounds small gains over time will often outlast and outperform someone who chases quick profits.

This long-term approach also encourages resilience. Every trader will experience losing streaks; it’s an inevitable part of the process. Traders with a sustainable approach know that short-term losses don’t define their career. They stay focused, sticking to their plan, and trust that their edge will play out over time.

### Conclusion: The Rewards of Playing the Long Game

In the end, trading success isn’t measured by weekly or even monthly profits—it’s determined by how well you stick to a resilient, strategic approach. Focus on a plan that protects your capital, embraces consistency, and ensures you’re learning and adapting along the way. If you build your trading approach around these principles, the profits will naturally follow, and you’ll set yourself up for lasting success in the markets.

So, ask yourself not about this week’s profits but about your potential for the next two decades. This shift in perspective could be the most important decision you make in your trading journey.

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25 Oct, 15:06

**The Long Game in Trading: Why Sustainability Outweighs Short-Term Gains**

In trading, there’s often a strong temptation to focus on short-term profits. Many traders set weekly goals, fixate on their recent gains, or measure success by how much they made in a single trade. While it’s natural to want quick returns, true success in trading is measured over years, not weeks. Seasoned traders understand that focusing on sustainability—rather than short-term profits—is the key to long-term success.

Here’s why shifting your perspective from immediate gains to long-term resilience can transform your trading approach.

### Think Beyond Weekly Returns

It’s common for newer traders to ask themselves, “How much money will I make this week?” While this question might feel motivating, it can lead to risky decisions. Chasing short-term profits often results in poor risk management, impulsive trades, and emotional decision-making. These tendencies may yield profits in the short term, but they also increase the likelihood of significant losses. A mindset fixated on short-term gains makes it difficult to develop the patience and consistency needed for sustainable success.

Instead, a more productive question is, “Do I have a plan that will keep me trading successfully for the next 20 years?” Focusing on longevity encourages a strategic, disciplined approach, which is essential for staying in the game. This is the mentality that separates professionals from amateurs.

### Building a Sustainable Trading Plan

A sustainable trading plan is one that can withstand market cycles, losing streaks, and unexpected economic events. Here are the core elements of a robust long-term trading plan:

1. **Solid Strategy and Edge**: Successful traders don’t rely on hunches or luck; they follow strategies with a statistically proven edge. An edge is the factor that gives you a higher probability of success over many trades. It could be a trend-following approach, a mean reversion strategy, or a focus on high-probability setups. Having a well-researched strategy creates a framework that can guide you regardless of market conditions.

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4. **Adaptability and Continuous Improvement**: Markets change over time, and a sustainable trading plan is flexible enough to adapt. A trader focused on longevity is continually learning, testing, and refining their approach. They don’t cling to a single strategy out of habit; instead, they’re committed to evolving alongside the market.

### Why Longevity Pays Off

When you prioritize a 20-year horizon, the pressure to generate constant returns diminishes, and you’re less likely to make rash decisions. This mindset allows you to experience the compounding effects of discipl...

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25 Oct, 15:00

Crack in the armor? #JSWSTEEL Q2 profit tanks 84%

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/earnings/jsw-steel-q2-results-pat-falls-84-yoy-to-rs-439-crore/articleshow/114578698.cms

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25 Oct, 14:59

#BPCL Q2 Results: Standalone PAT plummets 72% YoY to Rs 2,397 crore

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/earnings/bpcl-q2-results-pat-plummets-72-yoy-to-rs-2397-crore/articleshow/114581316.cms

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25 Oct, 14:56

#IDBI Q2 SL NET PROFIT 18.4B RUPEES VS 13.23B (YOY)

Q2 GNPA 3.68% VS 3.87% (QOQ) || Q2 NNPA 0.20% VS 0.23% (QOQ)

BIG BEAT
NPA LOWER

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25 Oct, 14:55

#BANKBARODA Q2 SL
NET PROFIT 52.4B RUPEES VS 42.5B (YOY); EST 44.9B | 44.5B (QOQ)

Q2 INTEREST EARNED 302.6B RUPEES VS 278.6B (YOY)

Q2 GNPA 2.50% VS 2.88% (QOQ) || Q2 NNPA 0.60% VS 0.69% (QOQ)

Q2 PROVISIONS AT 23.36B RUPEES VS 10.11B (QOQ)

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25 Oct, 14:54

#G7 V/S #BRICS

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25 Oct, 14:53

REAL BLOODBATH IN #PSUs

#COCHINSHIP : -50%
#MRPL: -50%
#HUDCO: -45%
#IRCON: -45%
#SCI: -45%
#ITI: -42%
#BDL: -42%
#MMTC: -42%
#EIL: -42%
#MOIL: -42%
#KIOCL: -40%
#IRFC: -40%
#MIDHANI: -37%
#IREDA: -35%
#RCF: -35%

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25 Oct, 14:48

#DIIS BUY +4159.29 cr
#FIIS SELL -3036.75 cr

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25 Oct, 14:46

#INDIGO Q2 Result

NET LOSS AT 986 CR V 188 CR PROFIT (YOY), 2728 CR PROFIT (QOQ)

REVENUE UP14 % AT 16,969 CR (YOY) ,DOWN 13 % (QOQ)

EBITDA DOWN 26 % AT 1630 CR (YOY),DOWN 68 %(QOQ)

MARGINS AT 9.6 % V 14.72 % (YOY),26.27 % (QOQ)

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25 Oct, 07:29

TODAY POSSIBLE THAT #DIIs MAY ALSO TURN NET SELLERS , JUST WONDERING!

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25 Oct, 04:26

DONE AND LOCKED ✅✅✅

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25 Oct, 04:24

TOOK ONE MORE... BUS AAJ KE LIYE MORE THAN ENOUGH!!!

AB KHUD KO JAGANA HAI, AUR KILL SWITCH MARNA HAI

AAYI HUI LAXMI JI KO WAPA NAA BHEJU MAIN 🤓🤓

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25 Oct, 04:21

BREAK FREE SCALPING, 5 LOSERS, 6 WINNERS AND GOOD DAILY TARGET DONE...

MISSING THE SMART WORK, AND HARD WORK IS YEILDING MORE OR LESS SAME RESULTS.

MARKET IS FREAKING TOUGH!!!

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25 Oct, 03:47

OPENED MINOR RED, LET THE DUST SETTLE NOW 💔

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25 Oct, 03:41

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#INDUSINDBK (RESULT)
#DIXON (RESULT)
#HCLTECH

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25 Oct, 03:38

#NIFTY OPENING ABOSOLUTE FLAT, MUTED FRIDAY MORNING. LET IT SET THE DIRECTION, #BANKNIFTY IS CLEAR RED!

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25 Oct, 02:51

#NIFTY today
Key resistance : 24,450 >> target above 24,600–24,625
Key support : 24,350 >> target below 24,250–24,200

@TheMarketCrux

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22 Oct, 14:59

#SILVER : PERFECT EXAMPLE OF LONG TERM HOLDING POWER, WITH ALL UPS AND DOWNS IN BETWEEN, FINALLY REACHING TARGET..

MORE POWER FROM HERE ON 🚀

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22 Oct, 14:53

22/10/2024

#DIIS BUY +5869.06 cr
#FIIS SELL -3978.61 cr

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22 Oct, 14:50

#AMBER Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 192.5M RUPEES VS LOSS 69.4M (YOY); PROFIT 723.7M (QOQ)

Q2 REVENUE 16.8B RUPEES VS 9.2B (YOY)

Q2 EBITDA 1.13B RUPEES VS 595.6M (YOY) || Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 6.75% VS 6.43% (YOY)

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22 Oct, 11:03

#ZOMATO : Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 1.8B RUPEES VS 360M (YOY)

ZOMATO: Q2 EBITDA 2.26B RUPEES VS LOSS 470M (YOY) || ZOMATO: Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 4.71% (YOY)

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22 Oct, 05:15

Kyu bhai #Hyundai walon, aa gaya swad 😂

Hyundai Motor India IPO Lists at Discount

#hyundai ipo jokes
#HyundaiMotorsIPO
#HyundaiMotorsIPO allotment

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22 Oct, 05:11

NO MORE CHANCE, NO MATTER HOW LUCRATIVE MARKET SEEMS...

SOME DAY, GOD GIVES YOU SIGNAL THAT DO NOT CHASE MONEY, YOUR FOCUS IS NOT RIGHT TODAY...

ON SUCH DAYS, HUMBLLY ACCEPT WHAT MARKET HAS GIVEN YOU A SIT ASIDE... LET THE GAME GO ON 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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22 Oct, 05:07

#CUB flashed twice and fresh day high and up 12%+++ 🚀

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22 Oct, 04:41

Strong volume based trading activity seen in #CUB, good to find intraday trade setups.

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22 Oct, 04:22

BAD BAD ME... WENT FOR THE LAST TRADE OF THE DAY, 4 TIMES AVERAGED AND LOST MAJOR GAINS OF THE DAY, 2 MORE RED TRADES FOLLOWED UP AND NET ACCOUNT WENT IN REE.. TOOK A PAUSE

THAN BACK TO BACK 3 WINNERS, GAINED 60 OF THE PROFITS BACK NOW.

FINALLY STOPPING, STILL IN GREEN BUT NOT HAPPY AT ALL...

CHOPPY MARKET DRAGS IN.. BACH KE REHNE KA BABA 😭😭

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22 Oct, 04:01

15 MINUTES IN AND DONE WITH 4 SCALPS, 2 LOSERS ON PE AND 2 WINNERS ON CE, BOTH WINNERS ARE WITH DOUBLE QTY, NET IN GOOD DAILY TARGET LEVEL GREEN.

WILL TAKE A BREAK, 1 MORE SCALP ALLOWED AS NO TRADE DONE IN ACCOUNT 1 TODAY.

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22 Oct, 03:51

2 SCALPS TO START THE DAY IN SECOND ACCOUNT, FIRST ON PE WENT BAD, SECOND TOOK ON CE WITH DOUBLE QTY... RECOVERED+++

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22 Oct, 03:47

NO START OF THE DAY, MY LEVEL NEVER TRIGGERED!!

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22 Oct, 03:41

Top #StocksToTrade #Intraday

#CUB
#NSIL
#BAJAJHFL

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22 Oct, 03:38

Almost flat opening at #NIFTY50 with slightly more advances, #NIFTYBANK is 100 points up.

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22 Oct, 03:06

India Daybook – Stocks in News

Epack Durable: Hisense India joins forces with Epack durable to manufacture air conditioners and home appliances in India for the world. (Positive)

Sona BLW Precision: Inauguration and Commencement of production in new Manesar plant. (Positive)

Arkade Developers: Company to launch residential and commercial project at Bhandup, Maharashtra, and project has estimated revenue potential of Rs 7.6 billion (Positive)

Lemon tree: Company signed license agreement for 72-room hotel in Kalaburagi, Karnataka (Positive)

Eicher Motors: Royal Enfield debuts in Bangladesh with manufacturing & assembly unit, and flagship store in Dhaka (Positive)

Mas Financial: Signs Co-lending Partnership with UCO Bank for MSME (Positive)

Sanofi: CD&R announces open offer to acquire a 26% stake in Sanofi Consumer Healthcare India for an aggregate of up to Rs 2,983 crore. (Positive)

Alembic Pharma: Company receives final approval from U.S. FDA for generic version of Diltiazem Hydrochloride (Positive)

Shriram Finance: Company gets RBI nod to sell Shriram Housing stake to Warburg affiliate Mango Crest (Positive)

Mazdock: Board Meeting today to consider Dividend/Stock split. (Positive)

Swaraj Engines: Net Profit at Rs 45 cr vs Rs 37 cr, Revenue at Rs 464 vs Rs 388 cr. (YoY) (Positive)

Bajaj Housing Finance: Net Profit at Rs 546 cr vs Rs 451 cr, NII at Rs 713 vs Rs 632 cr. (YoY) (Positive)

Supreme Petrochem: Net Profit at Rs 90.3 cr vs Rs 78 cr, Revenue at Rs 1505.6 vs Rs 1187.6 cr. (YoY) (Positive)

Mangalam Global: Net Profit at Rs 5.6 cr vs loss Rs 0.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 562 vs Rs 440 cr. (YoY) (Positive)

Coal Mining Stocks: Coal Minister to meet CMDs of coal PSUs to prepare action plan to increase coal production. (Positive)

Nelco: Net Profit at Rs 4.1 cr vs Rs 5.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 82.5 vs Rs 76.7 cr. (YoY). (Neutral)

City Union Bank: Net Profit at Rs 285 cr vs Rs 281 cr, NII at Rs 582 vs Rs 538 cr. (YoY). (Neutral)

Rajratan Global Wire: Net Profit at Rs 19 cr vs Rs 19.5 cr, Revenue at Rs 240 vs Rs 214 cr. (YoY) (Neutral)

Cyient DLM: Net Profit at Rs 15.4 cr vs Rs 14.6 cr, Revenue at Rs 389.4 vs Rs 291.8 cr. (YoY) (Neutral)

Vinyl Chemicals: Net Profit at Rs 5 cr vs Rs 3.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 150 vs Rs 154 cr. (YoY) (Neutral)

Mahindra Logistics: Net loss at Rs 10 cr vs Rs 15 cr, Revenue at Rs 1521 vs Rs 1365 cr. (YoY) (Neutral)

HFCL: Net Profit at Rs 73.9 cr vs Rs 69.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 1093 vs Rs 1111 cr. (YoY) (Neutral)

Aurionpro: Net Profit at Rs 45 cr vs Rs 43 cr, Revenue at Rs 278 vs Rs 261 cr. (YoY) (Neutral)

Union Bank: Net Profit at ₹4,719.7 Cr Vs ₹3,511.4 Cr, NII At ₹9,047.2 Cr Vs ₹9,126.1 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Epigral: Opens QIP and sets floor price at ₹2,203.29/sh (Neutral)

OLA Elec: Out of 10,644 complaints that we received from the CCPA, 99.1% of the complaints were resolved (Neutral)

Mukka Proteins: Company approved issuance of shares worth Rs 980 million. (Neutral)

Tata Steel: Company's pact with Tenova for Port Talbot has been described as a significant milestone to reducing carbon emissions by 90% (Neutral)

Shiva Cement: Net loss at Rs 33.6 cr vs Net loss Rs 19.4, Revenue at Rs 50.5 cr vs Rs 104 cr. (YoY) (Negative)

JSFB: Net profit at Rs 96.7 cr, down 21.3% YoY, Gross NPA at 2.97% vs 2.62%. QoQ (Negative)

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22 Oct, 03:05

Listing of #Hyundai Motor India Limited on 22nd October, 2024

Symbol: HYUNDAI

Series: Equity “A Group”

BSE Code: 544274

ISIN: INE0V6F01027

Face Value: Rs 10/-

Issued Price: Rs 1960/- per share

#HyundaiMotorIndia #hyundaiipogmp #HyundaiIPO

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22 Oct, 03:04

Securities in F&O Ban For Trade Date 22-October-2024

#AARTIIND
#BANDHANBNK
#BSOFT
#CHAMBLFERT
#GNFC
#GRANULES
#HINDCOPPER
#IDFCFIRSTB
#IEX
#INDIAMART
#LTF
#MANAPPURAM
#PEL
#PNB
#RBLBANK
#SAIL

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22 Oct, 03:02

Wall Street took a breather after recording its best rally last week. The #S&P 500 and #Dow slipped 0.18% and 0.80%, respectively, while the #Nasdaq advanced 0.27%.

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22 Oct, 03:01

For #NIFTYBANK On the upside, 52,250–52,300 shall act as an immediate hurdle zone while 51,100–51,000 shall act as a crucial support zone.

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22 Oct, 03:00

#NIFTYBANK opened with a huge gap up but, post the initial shoot-up, it saw profit booking and closed lower at 51,963. Despite the bearish candle on the daily chart, it managed to close above the 21 EMA, which is placed at 51,915.

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