Market Trading Guide: 2 stocks to buy on Monday with up to 13% upside potential
Indian stock market slipped as Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, and Infosys dragged indices lower, with Nifty falling below the 100 EMA, signaling weakness. Analysts see support at 24,150–24,400 and resistance near 24,650. Stock picks include Lumax Industries and Authum Investment with bullish setups.
Nifty extends its losing streak into August. Will GST talks, upbeat GDP, and Modi’s China visit break the slide?
Indian equities closed August with a second consecutive month of losses as Nifty fell 1.38%, pressured by U.S. tariff shocks, foreign fund outflows, and profit-taking. Despite this, strong GDP growth and upcoming GST reform talks provide potential buffers. Geopolitical developments, including Modi’s China visit, and domestic growth triggers will test whether markets can recover in […]
September seasonality favours bears: Nifty down 6 of last 10 years; where to invest now?
Nifty seasonality in September has leaned bearish, slipping in six of the past ten years as FII selling weighed on sentiment. Despite steady DII buying in September, volatility persists. Historical performance highlights sector rotation, with a cautious technical view guiding investment strategy for the month.
Nifty may hit a new record high by FY26-end, infra and real estate can rebound: Pranab Uniyal
Pranab Uniyal of HDFC Tru expects the Indian stock market to regain momentum with Nifty hitting a record high by FY26. Largecap stocks, infrastructure, real estate, and domestic economy sectors are seen as key drivers, supported by earnings growth forecasts and strong mutual fund investor participation.
These 9 penny stocks plunge up to 25% in just 4 trading sessions
Nine penny stocks in India plunged up to 25% in just four trading sessions. These falling penny stocks, identified through market screening, include NSE BSE penny stocks under ₹20. Check the stock market losers list and laggards from cheap shares to multibagger penny stocks news.
NSE hikes quantity freeze limit for Bank Nifty derivatives to 900 from September 1
The NSE has raised the quantity freeze limit for Bank Nifty derivatives from 600 to 900, effective September 1. Freeze limits for other key indices remain unchanged. Members have been instructed to update their trading applications accordingly. The move, announced via a circular on August 29, aims to ensure smoother trading operations and reduce risks […]