Vodafone Idea’s share hit its lowest circuit limit at 10%. This was followed by the company’s earnings release, which reported a loss of Rs. 7022.80 crores for the quarter ending in March. With this debacle, Vi recorded its 11th consecutive loss. March quarter’s loss is higher than that of the December quarter, amounting to Rs. 4589.10 …
On 28 June 2021, shares of Dodla Dairy and KIIMs debuted on the bourses post conclusion of their IPOs. The former opened on the NSE at Rs. 550, up by 28% in comparison to its IPO issue price. It was listed at Rs. 528 on BSE, representing a 23% premium. After surging 15%, Dodla Dairy …
When we start investing the basic aim is generate returns on our invested capital. In simple terms, Investing is basically about generating returns. However when we speak about generating returns there is an obvious factor attached to it – it is called as Risk. And remember Risk is directly proportional to returns. Simply put – …
This particular blog would read a bit different from our regular blogs. Reason being, we are going to specifically speak about investing concepts that are more applicable for long term equity investment when many on the street are looking only for trading and short term opportunities. While as an expert we suggest the newbie’s to …
When it comes to investing in equity markets or any equity-related instruments, it is expected to witness volatility. To simplify, the equity investments are subject to market fluctuations in terms of prices. While volatility is considered as a risk, investors should be interested in the possibilities of profiting from such swings happening in markets. However, …
Overview The ongoing pandemic has slowed down economic activities which have resulted in varied sectors being adversely affected by the same. The real estate sector, for instance, hasn’t been spared and growth and activity within the same have been sluggish. Despite its grim circumstances, however, real estate stocks appear to not be indicative of this …
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are the key driver of equities in India. In the wake of the second wave of the pandemic in India, foreign investors have begun to look at defensive or traditional stocks such as IT and consumer staples. However, the peak of the second wave, vaccination progress and pace of economic recovery …
Yesterday marked two days of consecutive rise for the Sensex and Nifty on the back of a robust metal rally. Sensex moved up by 0.56% to end at 48,949.76 and Nifty moved by 0.73% to end the day at 14,724.80. Metal stocks such as Hindalco Industries, Jindal Steel & Power, SAIL, Tata Steel and others …
Asian Stocks and Copper On The Rise Asian stocks and commodities including copper rose further ahead of the release of US employment data, which is expected to cap a week of strong economic reports. The value of the dollar fluctuated as well. MSCI Inc was elevated by unassuming contributions from Taiwan and South Korea. Copper …
What are consumer stocks? Consumer stocks are typically a sector of stocks that include companies that produce consumer staples. Every individual/consumer relies on consumer staples on a daily basis. These would include products like beverages, food, cleaning products, personal hygiene products, and household products like cosmetics, paper goods, tobacco, and alcohol. These goods are purchased irrespective …
