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إظهار المزيد2025 عام في الأرقام
120 515
المشتركون
-5724 ساعات
-3007 أيام
-1 22830 أيام
أرشيف المشاركات
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Aartech SOLONIC CMP 61
Very low Price
Q2 results Good
Very Soon Circuit 20 expected % in Next week
Test Resistance 100 / 120 Short Term/ long sl 52
Coming days View Strong Potential View
Special Situation Stock ( High Conviction)
Aartech Solonic CMP 50 / 52
Test Resistance 65 / 75 Sl 38
Coming Days View ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
Morning Alert..
*Direct equity investors take money off table in 2025, a first since Covid*
The post-Covid euphoria surrounding direct equity investing has ebbed in 2025. Individual investors have turned net sellers in the domestic equity market, pulling out about ₹8,461 crore so far this year — a sharp reversal from the record purchases seen in 2024, according to a report by the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). Between 2020 and 2024, direct equity investments had remained firmly in the green. The scaling back of direct equity purchases by individual investors coincides with a change in equity market dynamics. This calendar year has been tumultuous for markets. While the first few months saw the continuation of the correction that began in September 2024, the remainder of the year has been marked by a recovery punctuated by bouts of volatility. The Nifty 50 index, despite rising nearly 11 per cent in 2025, remains at its September 2024 level. Broader market indices, which suffered a sharper decline after September 2024, remain well below their record highs. As direct investing becomes more challenging, retail investors are increasingly opting for structured avenues to deploy their investible surplus, according to experts.
*Global market action*
Dow Jones – Up by 0.08% or 38.58 points
FTSE – Up by 0.24% or 23.53 points
CAC – Down by 0.20% or 16.07 points
DAX – Up by 0.53% or 128.43 points
Gift Nifty – Up by 0.10% or 27.50 points
*FII/DII activities*
FII – Sold 1794.80Cr worth of shares
DII – Bought 3812.37Cr worth of shares.
*Major Indian Indices PE*
Nifty 50 – 22.8x
Nifty Bank – 16.6x
*Stocks with high delivery percentage*
V-Guard Industries Ltd – 93.7%
Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands Ltd – 82.4%
Inox India Ltd – 77.8%
JB Chemicals & Pharma Ltd – 76.5%
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd – 76.2%
*Primary market activities*
Listing today
MARC Technologies Ltd (NSE SME) – Subscribed 9.87x
Global Ocean Logistics India Ltd (BSE SME) – Subscribed 13.64x
*Commodities updates*
Gold – Rs 137870/10gm, Silver – Rs 219800/kg, Brcrude – Rs 5082/barrel, Copper – Rs 1139.80/kg.
Morning Alert..
*0% duty on 100% exports: India secures trade deal with New Zealand*
India and New Zealand on Monday announced the conclusion of talks on a free-trade agreement (FTA), under which Wellington will grant zero-duty access to 100 per cent of Indian exports and commit $20 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the next 15 years. India, in return, has offered liberalised duties across 70 per cent of tariff lines, covering 95 per cent of New Zealand’s exports to India in value terms. Duties will be eliminated immediately on 30 per cent of tariff lines once the agreement comes into force, including products such as wood, wool and sheep meat. As much as 29.97 per cent of tariff lines are on the exclusion list, reflecting India’s sensitivities. These include dairy products such as milk, cream, whey, yoghurt and cheese; animal products other than sheep meat; vegetables including onions, chana, peas and corn; as well as almonds, sugar, artificial honey and other items. Wellington was keen on duty reduction and greater market access in the dairy space but New Delhi insisted on the sector’s exclusion from the deal. A clause, however, allows New Zealand to seek consultations if India were to open its dairy market to countries such as Australia or Chile. Indian officials reiterated that the government would continue to protect the domestic dairy sector.
*Global market action*
Dow Jones – Up by 0.13% or 63.72 points
FTSE – Down by 0.32% or 31.45 points
CAC – Down by 0.37% or 30.31 points
DAX – Down by 0.02% or 4.43 points
Gift Nifty – Up by 0.18% or 46.50 points
*FII/DII activities*
FII – Sold 457.34Cr worth of shares
DII – Bought 4058.22Cr worth of shares.
*Major Indian Indices PE*
Nifty 50 – 22.8x
Nifty Bank – 16.6x
*Stocks with high delivery percentage*
Bayer CropScience Ltd – 92.4%
Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd – 90.3%
Triveni Turbine Ltd – 82.4%
Kalpataru Projects International Ltd – 81.2%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd – 77.4%
*Primary market activities*
IPOs opening today
Apollo Techno Industries Ltd (BSE SME) – Issue size 47.96Cr
Bai Kakaji Polymers Ltd (BSE SME) – Issue size 105.17Cr
Admach Systems Ltd (BSE SME) – Issue size 42.60Cr
Nanta Tech Ltd (BSE SME) – Issue size 31.81Cr
Dhara Rail Projects Ltd (NSE SME) – Issue size 50.20Cr
Listing today
KSH International Ltd (Main board) – Subscribed 0.87x
*Commodities updates*
Gold – Rs 136737/10gm, Silver – Rs 212952/kg, Brcrude – Rs 5220/barrel, Copper – Rs 1121.60/kg.
Morning Alert..
*Water-soluble fertiliser imports steady despite China export crackdown*
China’s crackdown on its export of water-soluble fertilisers (WSFs), that form part of the broader speciality fertilisers category, was expected to lead to a big drop in import because India’s northern neighbour accounted for more than half the supplies, but the recent data shows that till November there has been no impact owing to the fact that shipment from Norway and Russia has gone up sharply. China has been intermittently imposing curbs on the export of speciality fertilisers to India over the past few years. This became acute from April-May. Fresh curbs came into force in October. The data shows that between January and November India imported close to 196,913 tonnes of WSFs from China. During the corresponding period last year it was 215,606 tonnes. However, import from Norway during the same period rose from 44,394 tonnes to 71,906 tonnes, a rise of almost 62 per cent, while from Russia import jumped 243 per cent from a mere 7,463 tonnes in January-November last year to 25,636 tonnes in January-November this year. The two countries combined to fill the gap left by declining Chinese imports, leading to an overall rise in India’s WSF import from 409,144 tonnes in January-November 2024 to 445,286 tonnes in January-November 2025, an increase of 8.8 per cent.
*Global market action*
Dow Jones – Up by 0.20% or 97.56 points
FTSE – Up by 0.60% or 59.65 points
CAC – Up by 0.01% or 0.74 points
DAX – Up by 0.37% or 88.90 points
Gift Nifty – Up by 0.58% or 153.50 points
*FII/DII activities*
FII – Bought 1830.89Cr worth of shares
DII – Bought 5722.89Cr worth of shares.
*Major Indian Indices PE*
Nifty 50 – 22.6x
Nifty Bank – 16.5x
*Stocks with high delivery percentage*
EIH Ltd – 96%
Bayer CropScience Ltd – 88.1%
Acme Solar Holding Ltd – 79.3%
ICICI Bank Ltd – 79.1%
Asian Paints Ltd – 78.8%
*Primary market activities*
IPOs opening today
Sunderx Oil Co Ltd (NSE SME) – Issue size 32.25Cr
Shyam Dhani Industries Ltd (NSE SME) – Issue size 38.49Cr
Gujarat Kidney & Super Speciality Ltd (Main board) – Issue size 250.80Cr
Dachepalli Publishers Ltd (BSE SME) – Issue size 40.39Cr
EPW India Ltd (NSE SME) - Issue size 31.81Cr
Listing today
Neptune Logitek Ltd (BSE SME) – Subscribed 1.61x
*Commodities updates*
Gold – Rs 134191/10gm, Silver – Rs 208324/kg, Brcrude – Rs 5096/barre, Copper – Rs 1114.75/kg.
Strong News
Today listed In Ns3
Rudra Global Infra CMP 28 / 29
Test Resistance 35 / 40 / 45 Sl 21
Coming Days View Strong Potential View
Morning Alert..
*India's crude oil import bill flat in November despite higher purchases*
India saved on crude oil purchases in November, with the import bill remaining flat year-on-year despite an 11 per cent increase in import volumes. The country's oil import bill stood at $9.9 billion in November, unchanged from a year earlier, data from Petroleum Planning & Analysis Cell (PPAC) showed. India imported 21.1 million tonnes (MT) of crude oil in the month, much higher than 18.9 MT imported in the same period last year. The lower import bill despite higher oil purchases was on account of sliding crude oil prices in 2025 as oversupply looms over the international market. The Indian basket crude price averaged $64.31 per barrel during November 2025, as against $73.02 a barrel last year. Between April and November, the country’s crude oil import bill was down by almost 12 per cent Y-o-Y to $80.9 billion. Amid fears of supply glut and optimism around Ukraine-Russia peace deal, Benchmark Brent fell below $60 per barrel earlier in the week, the lowest in the last five years. Crude oil prices are likely to remain muted in 2026 as producing nations, such as Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (or OPEC+) and the US, aim to boost output to conquer market share, despite dwindling global demand.
*Global market action*
Dow Jones – Up by 0.74% or 354.01 points
FTSE – Up by 0.64% or 63.45 points
CAC – Up by 0.79% or 64.59 points
DAX – Up by 0.99% or 238.91 points
Gift Nifty – Up by 0.32% or 82.50 points
*FII/DII activities*
FII – Bought 595.78Cr worth of shares
DII – Bought 2700.36Cr worth of shares.
*Major Indian Indices PE*
Nifty 50 – 22.5x
Nifty Bank – 16.5x
*Stocks with high delivery percentage*
Lloyd Metals & Energy Ltd – 84.7%
ICICI Prudential LIC Ltd – 81.8%
Dr. Lal Pathlabs Ltd – 79.8%
Syngene International Ltd – 77.4%
*Primary market activities*
Listing today
Stanbik Agro Ltd (BSE SME) – Subscribed 1.49x
Exim Routes Ltd (NSE SME) – Subscribed 15.23x
ICICI Prudentail AMC Ltd (Main board) – Subscribed 39.17x
Ashwini Container Movers Ltd (NSE SME) – Subscribed 1.70x
*Commodities updates*
Gold – Rs 134475/10gm, Silver – Rs 203250/kg, Brcrude – Rs 5117/barrel, Copper – Rs 1111/kg.
Cheapest Stock In TMT Segment ( Very High Conviction )
Vms TMT CMP 53 / 56
Test Resistance 65 / 75 / 85 Sl 35
Coming Days View Strong Potential View⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
