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Analyst Raj Gaikar of SAMCO Securities deems the NSE IPO a ‘highly attractive’ long‑term bet, citing strong margins and a debt‑free balance sheet.
Friday’s modest rebound couldn’t erase losses, and a holiday‑driven thin market may keep Tuesday’s moves choppy.
Bagadia recommends three sub‑₹100 stocks with clear stop‑loss and target levels, offering potential upside as the Nifty steadies.
Amid Middle East volatility, Anand Rathi’s Ganesh Dongre flags BHEL, Hindustan Petroleum and Shriram Finance as buy candidates for Indian investors.
OpenAI’s decision to postpone a public listing past 2026 could temper AI‑driven rally in Indian equities, prompting investors to reassess exposure.
The NSE IPO's grey market premium fell to ₹207, its lowest in ten sessions, hinting at a bearish outlook for the upcoming issue.
Uncertainty over HDFC Bank's next chief executive has pulled the share price lower, rattling the Nifty Bank index.
Top shareholders could earn over 5.5 lakh percent as NSE lists New India Assurance at a ₹0.32 per share cost.
Nifty 50 dips 0.34%, global crude fall and lower buying interest keep momentum weak, support near 23,200.
Anand Rathi suggests three PSU stocks under ₹200 that may offer short‑term upside as the market tilts toward infrastructure and energy.
ECB's Kaasik supports the notion that additional rate hikes from the European Central Bank are reasonable, highlighting their implications for Indian equity investors.
Gold fell to $4,408.9, dropping from $4,500 as oil surges and Fed rate speculation intensifies, affecting retail bullion demand.
Sebi will keep the current VWAP settlement for Nifty futures until next year before moving to a blended approach, easing volatility concerns.
NSE trims IPO size from ₹30,000 crore to ₹22,569 crore, tightening stake sale caps to curb market volatility.
SEBI's plan to revamp the closing auction aims to curb price spikes and improve liquidity, affecting everyday equity and derivatives investors.
Analyst Sumeet Bagadia recommends buying Axis Bank, Dr Reddy’s Labs and Indus Towers, outlining targets and stop‑loss levels for retail investors.
Indian stock markets, including NSE and BSE, will remain closed on September 14 for Ganesha Chaturthi.
Soaring global energy prices are tightening India's inflation outlook, pushing the RBI toward higher rates and rattling the Sensex and energy stocks.
SEBI's five proposed changes to expiry‑day price calculation aim to curb volatility, affecting Nifty futures and everyday investors.
Korea’s evening session aims to attract foreign capital, a move that could boost demand for Indian tech equities and influence Nifty volatility.
A shift away from the US dollar in commodity markets could curb import costs but also add volatility for Indian investors.
NSE’s decision to trim its IPO size and set a lower price than the unlisted market has surprised investors, raising questions about valuation and market dynamics.
A set of nine small‑cap stocks have surged for five consecutive sessions, delivering 10‑30% gains and catching the eye of retail investors.
East Green Advisors’ Quant Strategy leads PMS gains with 14.73% in August, signaling strong equity upside.