The FIIs purchased shares worth Rs 369 crore during the most recent trading session, while DIIs sold shares worth Rs 295 crore.

Today, the stock of this company was locked at 20 per cent at Rs 17.92. 

Navoday Enterprises Ltd is trading at a PE multiple of 9.65 and an ROE of 7.65 per cent, all of which point to strong managerial performance.

With this acquisition HGSL's share capital will rise from Rs 41.79 crore to Rs 52.48 crore

While the global economy is expected to slow down, dampening the prospects of a durable equity market rally in 2022, we find that there are several stocks, which have caught investors' attention with their extraordinary performance. 

BSE Sensex tanked over 15 per cent since it made an all-time high in October. BSE Smallcap index, in the meantime, plunged 15 per cent; thus, performing in line with the key benchmark index.   

After a stellar performance in CY21, the equity markets have reacted negatively to developing volatile geopolitical situations in 2022. BSE Sensex is up by nearly 4 per cent in the past one year even as Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has plunged over 6 per cent while Nasdaq tumbled more than 16 per cent during the same time period.

Equity markets have come a long way since Narendra Modi got elected as the Prime Minister of India. The expectation was set high by the market participants as the leadership change promised unprecedented reforms that can put India on a high growth trajectory. Since Narendra Modi was elected as PM in May 2014, BSE Sensex has gained by more than 124 per cent.

Currently, the equity markets are trading amidst an extremely volatile environment. In the past couple of months, the worries over inflationary pressure and policy tightening by the global central banks have been stretched majorly by the geopolitical crisis in Europe as well as the new wave of COVID-19 in China. 

The current inflation levels that are at a multi-decade high are causing lot of worries for global equity investors. It is inflation levels and the fear of rising inflation that remains a key risk for the equity markets in FY23. For long-term investors it is worth studying the impact of inflation and interest rates on equity prices. Yogesh Supekar explains the trend while also highlighting which sector stands to gain the most from such dynamic market changes.

The bigger risk that we saw is higher inflation, sucking out of liquidity and rising interest rate. These factors will play larger role in determining the returns of equity market in next one year.  

Bhushan Mahajan, Chairman and Managing Director, Arthbodh Shares and Investments Private Ltd explains how to use taxation for your advantage to generate efficient post-tax returns.