Why Sandeep Tandon is betting on defensive plays in a volatile market

​I think it will be a challenging phase. If somebody says that I will shift money now and make money in China, smart money has already shifted. But psychological, I have seen that it will be a pressure for India and whenever we have seen when China performs, global market do not perform.

Rahul Sharma on 3 metal stocks to bet on for near term

​The FIIs flows were something which was keeping the markets high and it was DIIs which were keeping a quiet note. Probably the 1.5 lakh crore odd figure that these mutual funds hold on their accounts, that is something which is the domestic liquidity that we have seen will be a litmus test.

Angel One shares jump over 7% as investors find silver lining in Sebi order

Shares of Angel One rose 7.4% on the BSE. Investors expect gains from Sebi’s new F&O market regulations. The regulations may weaken smaller players, boosting bigger firms. Angel One may increase fees or absorb margin impacts. Past customer acquisition helped offset slowdowns. Long-term growth expected in financial products distribution, wealth management, and AMC.

Suzlon shares dip 4% on NSE, BSE’s warning letter for non-compliance

Shares of Suzlon Energy fell 4% to a low of Rs 76.35 on the BSE following advisory letters from NSE and BSE. The letters were issued due to corporate governance concerns raised by the resignation of Independent Director Marc Desaedeleer, who cited a lack of openness and transparency in communications.

Derivatives are not for low-ticket retail traders, Sebi move will shift them to direct equities: Nooresh Merani

SEBI’s new rules aim to curtail the F&O trading frenzy by increasing margin requirements and reducing the frequency of contract expiries. This measure is expected to lower trading volumes, particularly affecting brokers and exchange companies, while potentially shifting retail traders towards direct equities. The changes target the dominance of low-margin retail clients in options trading.

Ashoka Buildcon stock in focus after securing EPC contracts worth Rs 1,738 crore

Ashoka Buildcon’s shares gained attention after securing EPC contracts worth Rs 1,738 crore. Key projects include an elevated road in Mumbai and two creek bridges. The company’s Q1 FY25 standalone net profit grew by 148% with a 22% YoY income rise. Shares have surged 73% in 2024, with a market cap of Rs 6,646 crore.