Price Volume breakout stocks: These stocks likely to be in focus tomorrow!
Price Volume breakout stocks: These stocks likely to be in focus tomorrow!
Top 3 price-volume breakout stocks
Rs 20,529 Crore Order Book: Railway Construction Company Bags New Order Worth Rs 1,20,87,67,805.34 From Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation Ltd
Rs 20,529 Crore Order Book: Railway Construction Company Bags New Order Worth Rs 1,20,87,67,805.34 From Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation Ltd
The stock is up by 26.3 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 536.25 per share and gave multibagger returns of over 300 per cent in 3 years.
The stock is up by 26.3 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 536.25 per share and gave multibagger returns of over 300 per cent in 3 years.
Understanding Cyclical and Non-Cyclical Stocks for Better Portfolio Diversification
Cyclical stocks fluctuate with economic trends, while non-cyclical stocks remain stable. Understanding these categories helps investors diversify portfolios and navigate market conditions effectively.
In order to achieve their goals, investors need to have a balanced portfolio. This entails giving careful consideration to the selection of stocks. There are many ways to understand which stocks to purchase; one such way is by looking at the fundamental nature of the business to further classify them into cyclical and non-cyclical stocks. In this article, we will understand what exactly cyclical and non-cyclical stocks are so that you can make informed decisions to efficiently diversify your portfolio.
1:1 Bonus Share; Record Date-March 28, 2025: Penny Stock Under Rs 2 To Keep Under Radar
The Board fixed the record date as March 28, 2025.
In September 2024, KBC Global delivered possession of 13 units from its projects, contributing to over 135-unit handovers since April 2024, including significant deliveries from Hari Kunj Mayflower and Hari Krishna Phase IV.
NAVs of Quant Mutual Fund Schemes Surged by 6 Per cent in Three Days
Quant Mutual Fund schemes surged 6 per cent in three days as market recovery and high-beta stock exposure drove gains, reflecting a shift from defensive to aggressive portfolio positioning.
Rs 61,429 Crore Order Book: Engineering & Construction Company Bags New Orders Worth Rs 2306,00,00,000
Rs 61,429 Crore Order Book: Engineering & Construction Company Bags New Orders Worth Rs 2306,00,00,000
The stock is up by 19 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 822 per share.
In December 2024, FIIs increased their stake to 12.68 per cent compared to 10.71 per cent in September 2024 while DIIs decreased their stake to 45.60 per cent in December 2024 compared to September 2024.
Rs 7,978 Crore Order Book: Railway Civil Construction Company Bags Orders Worth Rs 27.96 Crore From South Central Railway
The stock has an ROE of 18 per cent and an ROCE of 25 per cent.
The stock has an ROE of 18 per cent and an ROCE of 25 per cent.
How does the technical analysis can make money?
Technical analysis helps identify trends & entry/exit points to investments, but isn't perfect & requires risk management.
Understanding the Retail Debt Market
Understanding the Retail Debt Market
The retail debt market refers to the segment of the financial market where individuals (as opposed to institutions) buy and sell debt securities.
Debt securities are financial instruments like bonds or loans issued by companies or governments to raise funds.
Balanced Advantage Funds: A Dynamic Approach to Managing Market Volatility and Asset Allocation
Balanced Advantage Funds dynamically adjust equity and debt allocation, reducing volatility and downside risk while capturing market gains. They suit investors seeking long-term capital appreciation with controlled exposure.
Rs 2,070 Crore Order Book: Multibagger Solar Stock Hit Back-to-Back Upper Circuits; Promoter Bought 27,400 Shares & Bagged Rs 23.91 Crore Order
Rs 2,070 Crore Order Book: Multibagger Solar Stock Hit Back-to-Back Upper Circuits; Promoter Bought 27,400 Shares & Bagged Rs 23.91 Crore Order
The stock gave multibagger returns of 390 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 187.21 per share.
The stock gave multibagger returns of 1,200 per cent in 2 years and a whopping 2,700 per cent in 5 years.
Grapes vs. Watermelons: NSE CEO Ashish Chauhan on India’s Options Boom & SEBI’s Role in Investor Trust
Comparing India’s options market to developed nations is like comparing grapes to watermelons
India’s per-trade value in options is close to USD 100, which is very low compared to other developed countries that have significantly higher per-trade values