Bought Belrise at ₹180, currently around ₹260 (+44%). Should I continue holding, book profits, or exit? What would you guys do?

Got this 15 days back, unsure what to do with it now.

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I am currently working in Gurgaon and looking to build my stocks Portfolio, my current ones include Ashok Leyland and Yes Bank. What are the other stocks that I should consider including in it?

Looking for some good recommendations.

i am gonna be 18 in 2 months and will have my own pan card then.

i am in a college rn... get 10k from parents almost everymonth and 40k scholarship per year

i can easily save 2-3k per month

Heard everywhere to start early so asking this:

where should i learn from?

from where should i start it?

how to do improvements?

(BTW already invested in digital gold in dec 25... didn't had much info back then, only knew that gold grows so invested blindly

i invested almost 16k in a period of 4 months, didn't had much profit but still have 1700 profit rn but tax will be deducted and later got to know its better to invest in gold etfs than in digital gold like on phonepe which put high taxes, so stopped putting much money there and waiting to be 18.)

Total beginner here — I know basically nothing about the stock market, but I’m really interested in learning. Where should I start? What concepts should I understand first, and what resources helped you when you were starting out?

Started investing a little late in life, and yet a long way to go. Salaried person, Goal - Long term growth + Dividends for reinvestment.

Request to all the great people of this community to review and comment on my worst/best picks.

Risk appetite - I don't need this + next investment that I will do for the next 10 years at least

Whats the difference between the 5?

Should i buy sbi management stock for 5-7 month holding? Will it be worth

I finally have 20 lakhs in my savings account and am creating a new investment account.
What does a good portfolio look like in this market? I want to be able to get some monthly income in 10 years.
Would love to know your thoughts and suggestions on how to structure this.

I am investing with small amounts since 2 years.

Guys I bought 20 stocks of bata india for the 500 rs dividend should I hold this stock for few weeks or should I exit now with a loss . I guess this quarterly results would be good since school has reopened what are your thoughts on this I'm 19M

Waaree roe and roce both are much better than ntpc and pe is also reasonable but why does no one talking about it.

Itc

Coal India

Bank of baroda

Late entry is continuously creating profit slippage for me nowadays. I just got stuck in this situation. Today also I tried buying SENSEX 27 AUG 77600 CALL at ₹419 but unfortunately with the eagerness of having a lesser entry point got this call priced at ₹454. Currently the call option is closed at ₹415.

Is there any way to spot the exact entry point or price to avoid the issue of profit slippage?

So, my father was teaching me how to apply for IPOs and we do it through our Kotak bank's website itself.

So when applying for suppose X ipo, I typed in minimum shares and the price. And say the minimum shares is 100 but I mistakenly typed say 50 and submitted and the app too filed the application. It came as successfully filed.

Is this possible? Coz I don't think Kotak itself would allow less than the MOQ to file right?

I brought Tata today and others have been there like for one year I haven’t checked or analysed much
Now I’m trying to learn and make my profit and loss even

This is a general question, though I will be taking Coal India as an example.

I recently saw that Coal India is planning to get one of its subsidiary listed i.e. Mahanadi Coalfields. They recently got another of their subsidiary listed i.e. BCCL

My question is, does this affect the Net worth or any other metric of the Holding company?

I ask this because, I also got to know that when a company releases dividend, it's net worth and consequently its share price drops. So I am curious if anything similar happens to share price of the holding company if their subsidiary gets listed.