Stocks to buy today: Infosys, Hindalco among top 10 trading ideas

In the options market, the highest Call open interest (OI) is at the 27,000 strike, followed by the 26,500 strike. Conversely, the maximum Put OI is at the 25,000 strike and then at the 24,500 strike. Call writing is noted at the 26,000 and 27,000 strikes, while Put writing is observed at the 25,900 and […]

Hot Stocks: Brokerages on Power Grid, NTPC, BEL and Dabur

Goldman Sachs has reaffirmed a Buy rating on NTPC, setting a target price of Rs 430. The profits from NTPC Green align with expectations, and Goldman values NTPC at Rs 4,173 billion based on a sum-of-the-parts (SOTP) analysis for a 12-month target, with NTPC Green contributing Rs 784 billion. Additionally, a proposed Rs 100 billion […]

ET Analysis: Cash turns out to be a safe harbour when market tide turns

Investors are increasingly holding cash due to concerns over high share valuations and market excesses. Despite criticism, including from Warren Buffett, many prefer the safety of cash or equivalents. Experienced investors are particularly cautious, while newer ones remain bullish. Cash holdings offer a cushion against potential market downturns.

MF Watch: Here’s all you need to know about multi-asset funds

As the Sensex approaches 85,000 and equity valuations remain high, wealth managers suggest investing in multi-asset funds. These schemes combine equity, fixed income, and gold to diversify risk and provide balanced portfolios. Multi-asset funds offer automatic rebalancing and are taxed as equity funds if they allocate 65% or more to equities.

Stocks in news: EaseMyTrip, Exxaro Tiles, NBCC, PC Jewellers, Delta Corp, Tata Power

Equity markets closed nearly unchanged on Tuesday. Shares of EaseMyTrip, Exxaro Tiles, NBCC, PC Jewellers, Delta Corp, and Tata Power will be in focus due to various developments. Notable updates include promoter stake sales, block deals, Supreme Court petitions, stock splits, qualified institutional placements, demergers, and a fire incident at Tata Power’s Trombay plant.

Swiggy gets Sebi nod for $1.25-billion IPO

Swiggy has received market regulator approval for its $1.25-billion IPO, signaling strong interest in new-age investments amid India’s consumer boom. The Bengaluru-based company will raise ₹3,750 crore in fresh capital and offer up to ₹6,664 crore through an offer-for-sale. Major investors like Prosus and SoftBank are expected to sell part of their holdings.