Market Trading Guide: Two Suggested Stocks for Monday, October 8th The Nifty saw persistent negative pressure for the second day, according to Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities, with persistent trading below critical levels causing a fall near 25,000. He underlined that higher levels are now selling zones and that market mood has…
Q2 results are predicted to be modest; additional downgrades might occur in the Indian stock market. The Q2 earnings season is predicted to get off to a mixed start with a bias toward the negative. In the next one to two quarters, there’s a chance of just modest progress. We were operating in a precarious…
DMart share drops 5% despite a positive Q2 performance update. Shares of Avenue Supermarts, or DMart, saw a 4.95 percent decline on Friday, reaching an intraday low of Rs 4,695.40 per share. Despite the company reporting solid quarterly results for Q2 FY25 (July–September), the price of DMart shares decreased. Financial performance of DMart: During Q2…
This small-cap stock fell 53% in a week after hitting its fifth consecutive lower circuit. During intraday trading on Friday, Kamdhenu Ventures’ shares were stuck around the 5% lower circuit for the fifth day in a row. In intraday trade on Friday, shares of Kamdhenu Ventures closed at Rs 27.22 on the BSE, down 5%,…
Small-cap penny stock goes from ₹6.50 to ₹680 in four years, turning ₹1 lakh into ₹1 crore Multibagger stock: In only a single year, the small-cap stock went from ₹1 lakh to ₹4 lakh. Multibagger stock: Just as Rome wasn’t built in a day, neither can an investor in the stock market become wealthy quickly….
SEBI’s six-step procedures have been seen to reduce F&O volumes by as much as 40% According to a recent report by the watchdog, the initiatives aim to increase the entrance hurdle for ordinary investors, whose losses have been increasing. Volumes might decline significantly, possibly by 30–40%, as a result of the Securities and Exchange Board…
Stock Market Crash: With Dalal Street in ruins, the M-cap of BSE-listed businesses plummets by around ₹10 trillion. Sensex Crash Today: Investor wealth was virtually wiped out as the Indian stock market saw its greatest intraday decline in two months. This drop was caused by recent regulatory reforms, increased crude oil prices, and geopolitical concerns….
Conflict between Iran and Israel: Should stock market investors be concerned?Sebi F&O, Iran-Israel war: Why did the Sensex fall more than 1,800 points on Thursday? The BSE Sensex dropped as much as 1,832.27 points, or 2.17%, to 82,434.02 as its intraday low. Likewise, the Nifty50 declined 566.6 points, or 2.19%, and reached an intraday low…
Conflict between Iran and Israel: Should stock market investors be concerned? Should stock market investors be prepared for the consequences of the escalating tensions in the Middle East? Find out what it means for Dalal Street by reading on. The Sensex has dropped more than 1,250 points in early trade as tensions in the…
Rising Middle Eastern assaults cause oil prices to climb. Fears that supply interruptions may result from an escalation of the Middle East conflict drove up the price of oil. Concerns were raised by Iran’s missile strike on Israel and the possibility of reprisal. The two benchmarks for crude experienced notable increases. The strain was increased…
