Tech View: Nifty flashes bearish signals, immediate resistance at 23k. How to trade on Tuesday
Nifty’s short-term trend remains negative, with support at 22,700-22,650 levels (38.2% Fibonacci retracement) and resistance at 23,000, according to Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities. Open interest data shows the highest call OI at 23,000 and 22,900 strike prices, while the highest put OI is at 22,800. These levels indicate crucial points for market movement.
Lure of diversification, higher returns and global exposure driving Indian investors to US markets: Subho Moulik
Subho Moulik, CEO of Appreciate, explains the increased interest of Indian investors in US markets, emphasizing diversification, higher returns, and advanced sector opportunities like AI and biotech. He highlights the importance of strategic risk management and regulatory frameworks. Moulik also discusses emerging trends, market opportunities, and the role of AI in transforming investment strategies.
Excluding MFI, want good asset quality along with 20% growth for rest of the book: V Vaidyanathan, IDFC First Bank
IDFC First Bank’s CEO V Vaidyanathan outlines the bank’s strategic investments in new business lines like cash and wealth management, aiming for profitability and reduction in cost-to-income ratio over the next four years. Despite current challenges, particularly in the MFI sector, he remains confident in achieving growth targets, supported by strong deposit growth and asset […]
Macroeconomic uncertainty and subdued earnings driving selling pressure: Karthik Kumar
It is too early to make that call but with regards to what would change the market momentum, we have got three large events lined up over the next 10-12 days going from budget to monetary policy in the West and domestic RBI policy as well which all three of them together would set the […]
Market volatility to intensify as key events loom this week: Sandip Sabharwal
Fundamentally, things are not all that bad post the kind of correction we have seen. Valuations have become reasonable on the largecap side at least if we see across the board and mid and smallcaps in selected pockets.
Shakti Pumps shares hit 5% lower circuit after Q3 results
Shakti Pumps shares dropped by 5% to Rs 1,084.70 on the BSE despite a 130% YoY increase in net profit for Q3 2024. The company posted a net profit of Rs 104 crore and a revenue surge of 31%. However, the stock remains below its critical moving averages.
Shriram Finance shares slide nearly 3% after Q3 results. Should you invest?
Shriram Finance shares fell 2.6% despite a 73% rise in Q3 net profit to Rs 3,249 crore. Total income increased to Rs 10,705 crore, with asset quality improving. HSBC and Jefferies maintain ‘Buy’ ratings, though both revise target prices slightly lower due to higher costs and balance sheet liquidity.
IDFC First Bank shares slump 7% to 21-month low as microfinance segment weighs on Q3 profit
IDFC First Bank shares decreased by 7.2% following a 15% YoY decline in net profit due to higher bad loan provisions in microfinance. Despite a 14% increase in net interest income, the bank was impacted by elevated credit costs and operational expenses. Gross NPA ratio improved from 2.04% to 1.94%.
NTPC Green Energy shares tumble 4% after Q3 results
NTPC Green Energy’s shares fell by 3.8% to Rs 107.90 on January 27 after reporting an 18% YoY growth in net profit for Q3 FY25 at Rs 65.61 crore. However, the EPS dropped to Rs 0.08 per share from Rs 0.12 per share in Q3FY24.
NTPC shares drop nearly 3% even as Q3 PAT rises 3% YoY
NTPC shares fell by 2.8% to a low of Rs 314.50 following its quarterly results, but later recovered to Rs 322.60. The company’s standalone net profit increased by 3.1% YoY to Rs 4,711.4 crore, while consolidated revenue grew to Rs 45,052.8 crore. NTPC also announced a second interim dividend of 25%.