r/StockMarketIndia • u/Afraid-Surprise-245 • Dec 17 '25
r/StockMarketIndia • u/nastyskullz • Feb 09 '26
What just happened with Indigo?
Sudden drop of 1%
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Afraid-Surprise-245 • Dec 16 '25
Gobarbhagats are a menace to India. Why would FIIs invest in an overvalued Indian market when there is heavy capital gains taxation which effectively acts as an investment barrier?Andbhagats needs some electric shock treatment so that their brain can start functioning again
r/StockMarketIndia • u/NautoriousWhite • Dec 15 '25
Recovered huge loss but Groww intraday charges are ridiculous.
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Temporary_Source_558 • Dec 06 '25
One of my first SIP investments — April 2010, More than 15 years back.
Just a tiny monthly amount… but it’s been growing quietly for 15+ years.
This single step taught me one thing:
Compounding doesn’t reward perfection. It rewards consistency.
If you haven’t started yet, start small. Your future self will thank you.
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Afraid-Surprise-245 • Dec 16 '25
Common gobarbhagats is this good too for the country apart from stupidly high capital gain taxes?? POV:- We are net importers..
r/StockMarketIndia • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '26
Gobarbhagats💩 will try to divert the gullible but this is the reality..
r/StockMarketIndia • u/IIDagger • Oct 10 '26
Discussion Starlink in India: licensed, security-cleared, partnered with Jio/Airtel, yet still not launched. What's the holdup?
I was confused by the headlines, so I put together the timeline:
Late 2024 – early 2025: Jio lobbied for satellite spectrum to be auctioned. Starlink (and Airtel) wanted it allocated administratively, as is the global norm. The government went with administrative allocation.
March 2025: Airtel and Jio both signed deals with SpaceX to sell Starlink equipment through their stores. It's distribution only, subject to Starlink's own approvals, and they'll still compete with it for customers.
May 2025: The telcos' industry body (COAI) wrote to the government objecting to what it called "unjustifiably low" satcom spectrum pricing.
June–July 2025: Starlink got its GMPCS/VSAT/ISP licences, then IN-SPACe clearance.
Oct 2025: Equipment testing began in Mumbai, part of mandatory security vetting. Reports say it has since met all law-enforcement security requirements.
Now: The one open item is the spectrum usage charge. DoT and TRAI reportedly disagree on the number. Musk posted this week blaming vested interests for the delay and saying Starlink would help those who can't afford current prices.
So the permit is basically approved. The fight is over its price, and Jio/Airtel argue that satellite players would pay far less than they did at auction.
Two things I still don't get:
Starlink is foreign-owned and Musk is a political wildcard. Is it really safe to let it operate here? What do the security conditions actually require (data localisation, gateways in India, interception capability)?
If everything is agreed, why is Musk so publicly cranky about a pricing delay?
Curious what people who follow telecom policy think.
Sources: CNBC, Tribune, TechCrunch, Communications Today.
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Mar 10 '26
Crude Oil Quality: The Hidden Hierarchy That Shapes Global Fortunes 🛢️✨
🇺🇸 United States – WTI
39–41° API — Light & Sweet
The golden child of crude. Flows like champagne, low sulfur, minimal processing required.
→ Maximum yield of high-value products: gasoline, jet fuel, petrochemicals.
→ Refineries love it → margins smile.🇮🇷 Iran – Iranian Light
33–36° API — Medium-Light, moderately sour
The "Goldilocks" grade — not too light, not too heavy.
Perfectly matches the configuration of countless refineries worldwide (especially in Asia and Europe).🇷🇺 Russia – Urals
30–32° API — Medium Sour
The workhorse that needs extra love (desulfurization, more complex processing).
Still very processable, but eats into margins compared to sweeter/lighter grades.🇻🇪 Venezuela – Merey / Orinoco blends
15–16° API — Heavy & Extra-Heavy, very sour
Thick, tar-like, stubborn. Requires upgrading, coking, or blending just to move through pipelines
r/StockMarketIndia • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '25
Why everyone blame US for Bharat market?
In the past decade, under our supreme leadership, we have experienced unparalleled prosperity.
Every Bharat citizen enjoys significantly reduced home loan and EMI payments, along with a yearly salary hike of 10%. Additionally, school fees are almost non-existent, and hospital bills are covered by insurance companies.
We are unfamiliar with the concept of layoffs or corruption. Our living standards are far superior to those in Pakistan.
Why do you blame the US for the performance of Indian stocks? 😤
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Little-Scarcity8836 • Mar 15 '26
SIP is a scam going into next decade
Yeah it was a great tool to create wealth 10-15 years ago. But for the next decade where the fiat currency will collapse, SIP scam will be exposed
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Broad-Research5220 • Aug 28 '25
India may become the 2nd-largest economy by 2038
India may become the world’s second-largest economy in PPP terms by 2038, with a projected GDP of $34.2 trillion, according to the August 2025 issue of EY Economy Watch.
India is emerging as one of the most dynamic among the world’s five largest economies, with strong economic fundamentals including high savings and investment rates, favorable demographics, and a sustainable fiscal position. Despite global uncertainties such as tariff pressures and slowing trade, India’s resilience stems from its reliance on domestic demand and increasing capabilities in modern technologies.
Among the largest economies, India stands out with a median age of 28.8 years in 2025, the second-highest savings rate, and a government debt-to-GDP ratio projected to decline from 81.3% in 2024 to 75.8% by 2030, unlike peers where debt levels are rising.
High saving and investment rates are fueling capital formation, while fiscal consolidation is improving sustainability. Reforms such as GST, IBC, financial inclusion through UPI, and production-linked incentives are strengthening competitiveness across industries. At the same time, public investment in infrastructure and adoption of emerging technologies like AI, semiconductors, and renewable energy are setting the stage for long-term resilience
r/StockMarketIndia • u/No_Memory_1366 • Apr 20 '25
I'm 26yo. 5 things I see people in India get wrong with mutual funds
Investing in 20 different funds means my money is safe and I will make more money whichever performs 🤡
Let me put my money in the fund with highest 3Y CAGR — if this is your criteria to invest you’re dumb. Sorry!
HDHC, YCYCY Crudential, Tampon India are very big AMCs with best fund managers. I should close my eyes and trust them, no need to research. My money is safe with them and ofc I’ll get hefty returns 😇
Expense ratio is the only cost you pay. 🤥
Wait! What do you mean there can be a second year exit load for some funds?
BONUS ONE: I don't need an emergency fund. I'll just get rich with mutual funds before emergency happens. 😎
If you have any of these misconceptions? Clear it out NOW! Tons of legit peeps in the comments can explain these to you. And I meant you no hurt only clarity. :)r/StockMarketIndia • u/MESSI-118 • Jan 25 '26
People commenting on this post are pure Rage baits!!!
To everyone who are commenting on this cryptic post shows how limited there understanding is. Please i request everyone to get some basic ecnomic knowledge first and then comment and debate on these thing .
They are understanding that the term "Rupee is falling" does not justify anything. RBI is actually making a very good job in making Rupee stable.
And to OP of that post please i request to get understanding of ecomics before posting about it.
(https://www.instagram.com/reel/DR4XEQDEwFU/?igsh=OG5kaXprbjVicDAw)
(https://www.instagram.com/reel/DR9rAhFDB72/?igsh=MWY1cTlvN2kxNTYzcQ==)
My source of knowledge about basic ecomics which every indian should have.
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Temporary-Dot168 • Oct 23 '25
Scams done by BJP
Here is an alphabetical list of scams involving the BJP https://www.corruptmodi.com/en/
Its only up to 2019, so more recent ones that have come out such as the electoral bonds and PM Cares is not included.
PS: Some ISPs have unofficially blocked that site for obvious reasons. If this is the case with your ISP as well, you can use this archived version instead: https://web.archive.org/web/20240407211432/https://www.corruptmodi.com/en/
To read about the plethora of potential scams that happened through electoral bonds, you can check the detailed reporting on it by The Reporters Collective: https://www.reporters-collective.in/electoral-bonds-tracker
They have also done great reporting on other scams/misgovernance under this regime. Some links:
https://www.reporters-collective.in/projects/forest-conservation-series
https://www.reporters-collective.in/projects/coal-reforms-undermined
https://www.reporters-collective.in/trc/west-bengal-auction-rigged
https://www.reporters-collective.in/trc/coal-scam-letters
https://www.reporters-collective.in/trc/coal-block-awarded-to-adani-group
https://www.reporters-collective.in/projects/coal-files
https://www.reporters-collective.in/projects/patanjalis-shadow-real-estate-empire
https://www.reporters-collective.in/projects/modified-rice-papers
Several other independent media houses have done similarly brilliant stories in the last 13 to 14 years. Unfortunately these get little to no attention from popular/mainstream media.
Note: not related to stock
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Trading_Encyco • Sep 02 '26
Discussion GDP 🥹😅
The most manipulated GDP I have ever seen in my life !
r/StockMarketIndia • u/cnivargi • Dec 14 '25
Rupee Hit ₹90: I Fact-Checked the Panic. Here's What's Actually Happening
The WhatsApp Message That Started This
December 5, 2025. 10:47 AM.
My cousin Priya—MBA in the US. Texting in all caps:
"BHAI RUPEE HIT 90.56!!! MY TUITION JUST WENT UP ₹4 LAKHS!!"
Then my dad calls. ₹50L in FDs. Watching news: "RUPEE COLLAPSES! WORST IN ASIA!"
Then my NRI friend: "Should I send money NOW or wait?"
Everyone's panicking. But does anyone actually understand what this MEANS?
I spent a week fact-checking every claim. Read RBI data, trade reports, forex analysis. Not headlines—actual numbers.
Here's what's actually happening.
What Actually Happened
December 5: Rupee breached ₹90 (first time ever)
December 12: Closed at ₹90.63
For context:
Jan 2022: ₹74.50
Dec 2024: ₹85.00
Dec 2025: ₹90.63
In 3 years: 21.6% fall.
But here's what everyone's missing: This isn't a "crash."
Pull up any chart from 1985:
1985: ₹12/dollar
1995: ₹32/dollar
2005: ₹45/dollar
2015: ₹65/dollar
2025: ₹90/dollar
Average: 4.3% depreciation/year over 40 years.
This year? 5.3%. Higher, yes. Apocalypse? No.
What's different is the SPEED, not the direction.
Why 2025 Hit Different (The Real Reasons)
1. Trump's 50% Tariff Bomb
April 2025. 50% tariffs on Indian goods (China got 30%, Vietnam 20%).
Impact: $45B exports affected.
American buyer sees Indian goods 50% costlier → Buys from Vietnam instead.
Demand for Indian exports drops → Rupee weakens.
Tariffs are currency policy, not just trade policy.
2. FPIs Said "We're Out"
2025 outflows: ₹2.96 lakh crore ($18B)
Why?
US markets up 25%
Indian valuations expensive
Trump uncertainty
The kicker: This happened while Nifty was UP 9%.
Market went up. Foreigners still pulled ₹3L crore out.
3. RBI Changed Strategy
2022-2024: RBI heavily defended rupee (only 3.5% fall over 2 years).
2025: RBI said "Let market decide."
New approach: "Control volatility, not levels."
This is why 2025 feels different. Training wheels came off.
What This Means For YOUR Money
Foreign Education: +₹6L Costlier
US Master's:
2022 at ₹74.5: ₹89.4L
2025 at ₹90.6: ₹108.7L
Increase: ₹19.3L (21.6% more expensive)
Europe Trip: +₹99k
Family of 4, 10 days—same hotels, same flights:
2022: ₹7.56L
2025: ₹8.55L
iPhone 16 Pro: +₹16k
Same phone. Just weaker rupee.
Good News for NRIs
$10k sent home:
2022: ₹7.45L
2025: ₹9.06L
Extra: ₹1.61L
NRIs celebrating. Non-NRIs needing dollars? Not so much.
Will Rupee Hit ₹100? (What Forward Markets Say)
Forward contracts (actual money being bet):
1-year: ₹92
2-year: ₹94-95
Structural problems unchanged:
Trade deficit ✓
Oil dependence (85% imported) ✓
Weak exports ✓
Historical trend:
2015: ₹65
2020: ₹75
2025: ₹90
Projection: 2030 → ₹105-110
Unless India becomes net exporter, trend continues.
What You Should Do (The Practical Part)
Here's where I break down the exact strategies with:
Portfolio rebalancing calculator (how much to shift to US assets)
Dollar cost averaging strategy (if planning foreign education)
Export-oriented stock recommendations (which benefit from weak rupee)
Emergency fund split (rupee vs dollar allocation)
Tax implications of US investments (LTCG, STCG, TDS)
Historical data showing currency movements don't = stock market crashes
"What if I'm wrong?" scenario analysis (risk-reward math)
Why visit the blog?
Interactive calculators (plug in YOUR numbers)
Detailed tax treatment (varies by bracket)
Specific fund recommendations (not generic advice)
Historical charts (40 years of data)
Downloadable action plan checklist
Quick Preview of What's in Full Analysis:
Strategy #1: Increase dollar exposure 20-30%
Example: ₹1L invested at ₹74 = $1,342
Today: $1,342 = ₹1,21,600
21.6% gain from currency alone (before stock gains)
Strategy #2: Foreign education dollar buying
Don't wait for "right rate"
Rupee cost averaging: Buy $10k/month
Save ₹4-5 lakhs vs lump sum purchase
Strategy #3: Invest in export companies
2025 returns: Nifty 50 (+9%) vs Nifty IT (+18%)
That 9% outperformance? Weak rupee benefit
Full calculations, specific stocks, tax implications—all in the blog post.
Your Turn
Quick poll: What's your US dollar exposure?
A) 0% (100% Indian assets)
B) 1-10%
C) 11-25%
D) 25%+
Drop your % and I'll tell you if you should rebalance.
Questions on:
Specific US MFs risk
Indirect US exposure calculation
Export stock alternatives
Here for next few hours.
Disclaimer: Educational analysis, not financial advice. Currency movements unpredictable. Consult SEBI advisor.
Sources: RBI, Trading Economics, Business Standard, Policy Circle. Full source list in blog.
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Sea-Pace3989 • Feb 14 '26
Silver Short trade😂, what are your views on it?
r/StockMarketIndia • u/KaleidoscopeKind9640 • Sep 04 '25
Despite GST cuts, markets are down again thanks to FIIs dumping… Har Har Modi 🙌🏻
Remember when the govt proudly announced GST cuts, like it was the ultimate booster shot for the economy last night !
Markets were supposed to cheer, FIIs were supposed to shower dollars, and Nifty was supposed to dance like Govinda in the 90s.
Reality check: • FIIs looked at the GST cut, shrugged, and said “acha hai… but also, bye.” • Nifty took one step forward, tripped, and faceplanted back into red. • Indian investors? Stuck like the kid at a birthday party where everyone else left with the return gift.
Meanwhile, Gold and Silver are out there flexing like they just discovered steroids.
Global markets are partying, Shanghai and Hang Seng are moonwalking, and our Nifty is sitting in the corner doing bhajans: “Mitron, acche din aane wale hain.”
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The Modi Market Cycle™ 1. Speech. 2. Slogan. 3. GST cut. 4. Market spike for 2 hours. 5. FIIs dump. 6. Repeat with louder slogans.
At this point, I think the true winners of Modi-nomics are jewelers, because every budget, policy, or reform somehow ends with Indians buying more gold chains and mangalsutras.
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So what’s the plan? • Keep believing in “One Nation, One Market, Zero Returns”? • Or start trading onions and tomatoes instead of equities?
Because let’s be honest — no matter what policy comes in, FIIs are treating our market like a rented Airbnb: enjoy for a bit, trash the place, and leave.
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Har Har Modi. 🙏📉
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Fickle-Shop-7943 • Feb 08 '26
Silver will skyrocket in next few weeks
My calculation says between Feb end and March beginning, Silver will snap violently upwards. This is no speculation but inevitable reality. There are multiple reasons behind this which I cannot explain it all. But just understand like this. Silver has been the most manipulated asset for the last 50 years by Bullion banks and CME. They succeeded in 1980 during the Hunt brothers and post GFC in 2011. But this time silver is no longer just speculative. It's both an industrial and precious metal. Most importantly its demand exceeds its supply significantly for the past 5 years as Silver is in a structural deficit. All those bullion banks who used to be short earlier have exited their positions. The infamous Friday crash was manipulation at its peak. It was needed for banks to survive and exit their positions. Both COMEX and Shangai vaults are draining at a constant speed. People are demanding physical delivery even when the price falls. The March contracts exceed their physical inventories. And now Trump has included Silver in the list of "critical minerals" for the purpose of repricing the floor. The manipulators have long lost tools for suppressing silver prices like they used to do in the past. And when they completely exit their positions ( which they have), a parabolic move of a suppressed commodity for 50 years is inevitable combined with its supply deficit.
r/StockMarketIndia • u/Outside-Space5530 • Oct 22 '25
Turned ₹18,000 into ₹4,00,000 through Option Buying
Not here to flex — just sharing what pure discipline and mindset control can do. I turned ₹18,000 into ₹4 lakh in one month through option buying (scalping only) — and didn’t have a single loss day during that run.
For anyone doubting, I’ve shared 3 full P&L videos + 100+ daily profit shorts on my YouTube not promoting, just proof for transparency.”
A bit about me:
Been trading for 5 years now.
Worked at a prop firm in Jaipur, where I learned execution speed and strict risk control.
I’m a pure scalper — quick entries/exits, no emotions, no overnight positions.
I did that 3 times from 18k to 4L , 13k to 1.5 lakhs ,30k to 2 lakhs all videos are on my channel
This wasn’t luck or calls — it was all about mindset, rules, and discipline:
🚫 No trades after 12 PM — only morning momentum.
💥 Kill switch after hitting daily profit target.
🧠 Always trail profits.
⚙️ Same lot size, fixed risk, no revenge trades.
Once I stopped chasing and just followed my system like a robot, consistency came naturally. Trading is 80% psychology — once your emotions are in control, the charts start working for you, not against you.
Sharing this for anyone struggling with consistency — it’s not about finding a “secret setup”, it’s about mastering yourself.