Market direction remains uncertain amid external policy risks, currency volatility, and crude price fluctuations. Short-term focus is on consumer sectors, while long-term opportunities lie in real estate, industrials, and PSU banks driven by consumption and private capex.
HSBC names 11 Indian stocks to watch as foreign institutional investors eye a comeback after a 12-month hiatus, highlighting potential gains across IT, consumer, financials, and infrastructure sectors.
BMW Ventures IPO, a Rs 231.66 crore fresh issue, saw a muted response with 1.5x subscription as of September 26. QIBs led the bidding, while retail participation was nearly full. The allotment will be finalised on September 29, ahead of the October 1 listing, with a grey market premium indicating modest gains.
U.S. asset managers are racing to launch new cryptocurrency ETFs after the SEC eased listing rules. Products tied to solana, XRP, and other altcoins could debut as early as October, expanding beyond bitcoin and ethereum.
Helios Capitals Samir Arora urged investors to question fund managers, AMCs, and brokers about their personal stakes in recommended strategies, stressing the need for transparency, accountability, and skin in the game in investment decisions. For traders, the same principle applies and they should ask their broker- how much of his personal wealth he is hedging via weekly options and futures.
Ten Nifty50 stocks, including TCS, Tech Mahindra, and Infosys, saw losses across five consecutive sessions, reflecting continued pressure on the benchmark index, which fell 2.65% over the week ending September 26.
Despite a week of heavy losses for smallcaps, several stocks like Tata Investment and Zuari Industries posted impressive weekly gains, with top performers rising up to 31%.
