The stock potentially has a strong primary trend. The price action witnessed profit-taking from September 2022 on a relative dearth of volumes. In the due course, it formed the ABCD harmonic pattern which ushered for a reversal.

The S&P BSE Sensex fell more than 500 points while the Nifty50 closed below 18,200 level on Monday.

The meeting was attended by bank executives, lawyers, consultants, officials from the finance ministry, the IBBI and even from the prime minister’s office (PMO).

The company’s ₹1,960-crore IPO was sold in the range of ₹450-474 per share between November 9 and November 11. Only 70% of the IPO was subscribed but the issue sailed through as it met the criteria set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India for an IPO.

The portion reserved for institutional investors was subscribed 48.91 times, while the retail quota was subscribed 9.96 times. The high-net-worth individuals’ portion received bids for 14.9 times the shares reserved for them.

The average advance-to-decline (A/D) ratio has narrowed to 0.871 so far this month. The November’s ratio has declined from an average of 1.27 in the previous month, and it is the lowest reading since 0.821 seen in March 2020 when the Coronavirus pandemic induces a selloff in the world equities Continue Reading

With exports unlikely to rebound to peak levels and prices expected to remain weak, analysts are recommending select stocks such as Tata Steel, JSPL, NMDC, Kirloskar Ferrous, and Tata Metaliks, among others.

The revised guidelines issued on Monday relate to laws that need to be adhered while accepting the foreign hospitality or contribution. Under the powers to the central government, it may further prohibit “any person or organization other than government officials from accepting any foreign hospitality.”

Cellular Operators’ Association of India (COAI) in its presentation to the Finance Minister has sought a reduction of levies and taxes on the telecom sector amid new new-age 5G networks and services roll out across the country. “…our demand for cost reduction should be looked at expeditiously,” Director General of Continue Reading

In June 2019 results, SVF reported over $20 billion in investment gains. The going was so good that SoftBank announced the launch of SVF2, hoping to collect over another $108 billion. Saudi SWF didn’t participate in thesecond fund but it still ended up with a total commitment of $56 billion.