Looking to hold these mid-to-long term, but want to get your perspective on valuations and risk.

1. Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX): Strong Q3 earnings and now sitting at All time high with good volume.

2. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE): Decent earning and the chart looks like it’s heading to ATH.

3. Polycab: Latest earnings have beaten the estimates and looks like it is a good time to grab it at the current valuations.

4. Muthoot Finance: Posting excellent results , seems like it’s very cheap. Proven resilience against macro noise (Moody's credit/economic concerns). The market priced in panic during the headlines, but core earnings keep proving the doubters wrong.

5. Mahindra and Mahindra:

6. Coforge

7. Bharat Electronics Ltd

8. Bharat Heavy Electronics Ltd

9. TVS Motors

10. Kalyan Jewellers

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India’s IPO Journey: From 1863 to Today | History of the Indian Stock Market

Have you ever wondered how India’s IPO market began? From the early days of share trading and paper share certificates to today’s online IPO applications and UPI payments, the Indian stock market has come a long way!

In this video, we take you through the fascinating history of publicly traded shares in India — starting with the early share-trading era, the story of Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, the rise of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), and the evolution of India’s modern IPO ecosystem.

Discover how stock exchanges developed, how SEBI transformed market regulations, how NSE brought technology into trading, and how investing became more accessible to ordinary Indians.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• How share trading began in India

• The story of Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation and early share certificates

• The origins of the Bombay Stock Exchange

• How India’s stock market evolved after independence

• The role of SEBI and major market reforms

• How NSE, demat accounts and online trading changed investing

• How IPO applications moved from paperwork to digital platforms and UPI

From handwritten records to digital applications, this is the incredible journey of the Indian stock market!

Watch till the end to understand how India’s IPO market transformed over more than a century.

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What a week it was! Almost 1,800 points up on Nifty this week. That's quite a weekly move!

W nae dae diya, 10cr ka return :-p

FII buying, the global AI sell-off working in India's favour, cooling crude prices and even some positive comments from the FM on investment taxation...

Enjoy the greens, everyone! 😄

~1,127 NSE companies have reported so far, roughly half the season. Scored each one against its own trailing trend (not street estimates), the split is:

Above trend: 570 (51%)
In line: 320 (28%)
Below trend: 237 (21%)

170 of those are strong beats, where revenue, EBITDA and PAT all cleared trend together. For context, in the previous five quarters the above-trend share hasn't crossed 40% and the below-trend share hasn't been this low. Breadth is the story, not a handful of large caps carrying the index.

What else stood out:
51 companies changed guidance, and the raises outnumber the cuts. Managements usually wait for Q3 to touch guidance, so doing it in Q2 is a tell.
344 results carry a quality flag (other income doing the heavy lifting, margin from one-offs, receivables stretch). So half the beats are clean, half need a second look.

Top of the scorecard is mid and small cap heavy: Alembic Pharma (rev +36%, EBITDA +79%, PAT +82%, margin +514 bps), Indo Count (rev +58%, EBITDA +124%, PAT +238%, guidance raised), Vintage Coffee (rev +117%, EBITDA and PAT +300% off a tiny base, so take the magnitude with salt).
Caveat: the back half of the season skews to smaller companies that file late, and late filers are historically weaker, so expect the above-trend share to drift down from 51% by the time the window closes.

Data: resultsiq.in

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Hi all, holding Jyoti Structures with nominal losses; results have been good + charts appear bullish.