As Monday’s trading session unfolded, one thing became clear — the market mood is shifting, and it’s shifting in favor of value-hunting in smaller counters. With the benchmark indices gaining ground — Sensex up over 440 points and Nifty reclaiming the 25,050 mark, the spotlight today was squarely on mid- and small-cap stocks, many of […]

We’re deep into the Q1 earnings season, and there’s one question on every investor’s mind—are these results strong enough to change the market’s mood, or is this just a short break before more volatility? After a choppy June and a cautious start to July, all eyes are now on corporate India to deliver some cheer.

The celebratory tone on Dalal Street has quickly turned cautious. Just weeks ago, the Indian stock market was flying high, with the Nifty nearing 25,000 and the Sensex scaling record levels. But the sentiment has taken a hit—markets are now facing selling pressure, weaker cues, and growing uncertainty. On July 18, the Sensex dropped over

The Indian stock market slipped today, but what caught most eyes was the undercurrent in the banking sector—the very backbone of the indices. As front-line banking stocks took a step back, many investors are asking:Is this just routine profit-taking? Or the start of a deeper trend shift? With banks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, SBI,

The markets started this Monday with hesitation — and honestly, who could blame them? With fresh tariff talks heating up globally, especially between the U.S. and China, investors here in India are beginning to feel the ripple effects. While the broader indices didn’t move much, the undercurrents were clear — nervousness is creeping in. Two

While the broader market treaded water on 15th July 2025, the real action was happening beneath the surface. In a session dominated by caution and global trade noise, one part of the market quietly stole the spotlight — midcaps and smallcaps. Despite Sensex and Nifty trading flat to slightly negative, midcap and smallcap indices clocked

It was a tense start to the trading week, as Indian markets felt the weight of weak earnings, global tariff worries, and cautious investor sentiment. The Sensex slipped over 300 points, and the Nifty closed below the 25,100 mark, dragged down by IT and financial stocks. But behind the numbers lies a more nuanced story—one

As FPIs exit Indian markets amid global uncertainty, retail investors continue to buy the dip. Can domestic sentiment hold up the market or will it crack under pressure? Over the past few months, Indian equity markets have felt the heat—not from scorching summer temperatures, but from a sharp pullback by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs). With

Markets closed lower today as IT and PSU bank stocks fell sharply, overshadowing gains in realty and metals. Here’s what moved the Nifty and what investors should focus on next. It was a see-saw kind of day for the Indian stock market today (July 10, 2025), with bulls and bears pulling in opposite directions. While

As the countdown to Q1 earnings begins, Dalal Street turned cautious, with benchmark indices slipping into the red on July 9. Weakness in heavyweight IT and energy stocks led the market lower, reflecting investors’ growing anxiety around global trends and regulatory developments. Market Snapshot What’s Driving the Drop? SEBI’s Regulatory Crackdown Adds Pressure In parallel,