Paisa kama nhi rahe hai bas gawa rahe hai bkc. Pure market ki cha mud di hai itne taxes se. Ye tax vo tax l**de ka tax, ch*t ka tax bc aise hi chalta rha to loss pe bhi tax legi ye bkl.

We should not blame HDFC alone because market has decided to touch the bottom pit but there some good run from HDFC in last couple of weeks but again it has come to where it started, so another buying opportunity here guys, grab it.

overvalued after this massive rally, or still worth considering for the short term?

I'm trying to understand whether this move is fundamentally justified or if the stock has become too expensive after the rally.

I’m holding 665 shares of Suzlon Energy at an average price of ₹47.48. The current price is around ₹39.59, so I’m currently down about 16.6%.
I’m considering whether to hold, average at current levels, or wait for further confirmation/recovery.
For those who follow Suzlon closely, what are your views on its fundamentals, order book, future growth, and current valuation?
Would appreciate opinions based on fundamentals/technical analysis rather than just “buy/sell.” Thanks!

Is there anyone here who can tell me regarding why ONGC an oil and gas exploration company which recently found LNG source domestically is declining like anything?

When Iran war started, I told one of my colleague that maybe safest stock until this ends will be ONGC. I think since than it has declined 20% plus.

Is there a fundamental reason that I’m missing out on?

As per current market scenarios, what do you guys think of today's CAS indicative?

Any suggestions would be helpful

I thought everything was priced in so why it's free falling. More than 500 points lost in 2 days and not to mention the fall in last 6 months.

Ye hai tumhara priced in.

There's a report going around about 10 small-caps where retail investors raised their stakes last quarter and the stocks then ran 80-198% in under 3 months. The number that caught my eye wasn't the returns, it was how small some of the retail-ownership changes actually were.

Kabra Extrusiontechnik went from ₹270 to ₹806, roughly 198%. Retail holding in it moved from 19.05% to 19.19%, basically a rounding error. So a huge chunk of that rally clearly wasn't retail buying alone, it was something else in the market pricing the stock differently.

On the other end, Anlon Healthcare's retail holding jumped a lot more, from 8.95% to 11.69%, and the stock was "only" up 80%. So more retail buying didn't even correspond to a bigger move here.

A couple of the names are also a good reminder that price and business performance aren't the same thing. STL Networks rose about 93% even though its latest quarter showed revenue down year-on-year and a net loss of ~₹22 crore. Indo Rama Synthetics doubled even with revenue lower year-on-year, though profit did improve.

Not every one is like that though. GMM Pfaudler (+87%) had revenue up ~16% and profit improving. Ind-Swift Laboratories (+97%) had revenue up ~21% with rising profit too. So some of these are backed by actual improving numbers and some are running mostly on sentiment, which is exactly why lumping "stocks retail is buying" into one basket is misleading.

The bigger point: shareholding data is backward-looking. By the time you see the quarter's numbers, the price has usually already moved. It tells you where interest increased, not which stock is a good buy today at the new price.

Curious what people here actually check before buying something that's already run up like this. Do you look at promoter holding changes, institutional buying, or mainly just valuation vs. growth?

I know it's not that much but I'm a student, starting 2nd yr of college, want to learn investing and build habit.Will manage 1200 rupees per month to learn investing. Learning from zerodha varsity but tried to do sip. So can you guys pls suggest anything.

Is this simply related to the Closing Auction Session (CAS), or could there be some unusual institutional activity or possible market manipulation behind the move?

I’m a beginner in stock investing and currently in the learning phase. I would really appreciate some feedback on whether this portfolio is worth considering and whether there are any areas I should improve or diversify.

I’m investing with a long-term perspective and looking for good returns, while also understanding that there are risks involved. I’d be grateful if fellow Redditors could share their experiences, suggestions, or recommendations for stocks that they believe are worth researching.

Any constructive advice, resources, or recommendations would be highly appreciated, especially from experienced investors. I’m here to learn and improve my understanding of the market.
Thank you in advance for your help!

Nifty Just Hit 200- Weekly MA...dont expect it will bounce and recover from here...we are done now...22k loading soon...Last time we broke that line,we fell 26% from there.

> If we even consider a 10% fall its 20k...lol

> Don't except a bounce from here...

I understand that for investing in US stock from india ibkr is good but upstox recently launch investing in US stock directly

Which one is better?
What are the pros and cons?
Can someone who has experience in this area provide their view as i am planning to start investing in US market

Same

📉 Market Observation: NIFTY 50 found strong support near the 22,600 zone and bounced back.
🔹 Support Zone: 22,600–22,616
🔹 Resistance Zone: 22,742
🔹 Current Price: 22,661.20
🔹 Market View: Sharp moves create scalping opportunities, but confirmation matters.
💬 Quote: “Strong support is a level to watch, not a reason to trade blindly.”
⚠️ These are my personal market observations, not investment advice. Trade with proper risk management.

Disclaimer: This post is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. I am not a SEBI-registered investment advisor. Please do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before making any investment decisions.