Investing in turnaround companies can yield substantial returns, but it demands in-depth sectoral knowledge

In the realm of options trading, the Call Ratio Back Spread strategy emerges as a powerful tool for traders with a bullish outlook and expectations of high volatility.

Presented herewith is the vital financial data of the top 1,000 companies by market capitalisation. This is in response to requests from our valued reader-investors for financial data and keeping our promise, we have laid out the relevant data that covers 24 sectors in an easily readable format. 

As the global scenario changes every now and then with persistent geopolitical conflicts and inflation worries, investors may be feeling short-changed at the current moment on account of the dips in the equity markets.

The month of October witnessed a massive sell-off by foreign portfolio investors, amounting to ₹114,445.89 crore in the cash market — the highest ever in a single month.

In the previous issue, we explored the Long Synthetic Future strategy,

The return of Donald Trump to head the U.S. administration will definitely mean a change in the existing policies that are likely to impact not only the global trade scenario and the value of the U.S. dollar but also a restructuring of various sectors in India that are dependent on trade links with the U.S.

Industry experts have pointed out that the impressive gains in the SME segment often lack fundamental backing.

Even though there is no negating the fact that banking stocks have dipped due to the underperformance of the sector, they showed signs of a comeback in October, momentarily reversing their underperformance. From the start of October, the banking index has outpaced both the broader and frontline indices. The article takes a closer look at how the banking sector may perform in the coming months and whether investors should continue to place their faith in banks