〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/23/2025, 5:51:15 AM

*PBOC injects most short-term funds this month amid cash crunch* China’s central bank increased injection of short-term funds into the financial system on Friday, in an attempt to ease a cash crunch that has roiled the nation’s bond market. The People’s Bank of China added a net 84 billion yuan ($11.6 billion) of cash in daily open market operations, according to calculations. That’s the largest single-day infusion in February, when the central bank has been draining liquidity in most sessions. The PBOC has been tolerating a surge in repo rates and kept liquidity conditions tight, aiming to support the yuan amid economic headwinds. That, however, has pressured the bond market with the 10-year benchmark yield reaching the highest since December. Investors shifting money into stocks to ride a tech-driven rally was also behind the debt selloff. China’s one-year government bond yield slipped one basis point on Friday to 1.47% following the operation, set for its first decline in two weeks. Yields have been rising as the PBOC held back on further monetary easing to prioritize yuan stability in the wake of a renewed trade war with the US. Traders are keen to know how long the central bank would stick to that stance, with the Chinese economy in need of looser monetary policy. The PBOC hinted at a flexible approach in a quarterly monetary policy report earlier this month, saying it will “choose the opportunity to adjust and optimize the intensity and pace of policies based on domestic and foreign economic and financial conditions.”

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/21/2025, 12:50:28 PM

🏹 *_।। जय श्रीराम ।।_* 🏹 🙏🏻 *`कृष्णं वन्दे जगद्गुरुम्॥`* 🙏🏻 🇮🇳 _*मेरा भारत महान*_ 🇮🇳 〽arket 〽⭕⭕D as on 2️⃣1️⃣➖0️⃣2️⃣➖2️⃣5️⃣ provisional @ 06:12 pm BSE Sensex-30 (P/E 20.97) - 425 (75,311) 🔽🙁 BSEmidcap-150 (P/E 31.40) - 160 (14,015) ↘️☹️ BSE small cap-250 (P/E 27.95) - 28 (5,896) 🔽🙁 Nifty-50 (P/E 20.26) - 117 (22,796) 🔽😑 Bank Nifty (P/E 12.85) - 353 (48,981) 🔽🙁 India VIX - 0.15 (14.53) 🔽😐 Fii Cash - 3,449 Crs ☹️ Dii Cash + 2,885 Crs 🙂 10 Yrs G'Sec. Benchmark 6.79 GS-2034 (Rs. 100.575) YTM 6.7065 % 🔼😑 Call 6.29 % (6.35 %) 🔽🫤 TREP 6.18 % (6.20 %) 🔽😐 REPO 6.26 % (6.27 %) 🔽😐 BrntCrude 75.85 $/brl ₹. 6,244 🔽 Gold Comex 2,934 $/oz ₹/10 gms 85,851 🔽 Silver Comex 33.74 $/oz 96,891 ₹/kg 🔽 $/₹ 86.628 🔼😐 €/₹ 90.660 🔽😕 £/₹ 109.52 🔽😕 `Data Compiled by: - Hitesh R. Pujara` (Not Responsible for Any Error) Baltic Dry Fright index (Previous Day) + 37 (941) ↗️ DJIA Future - 166 (44,011) 🔽🙁 US Tech 100 Future + 78 (22,146) 🔼🙂 *GIFT Nifty* + 29 (22,821) 🔼 👉🏻 *_`The irony of the stock markets: Everyone wants to make long-term wealth in the shortest period of time.`_* *`Which is Not 🚫 possible`* 👈🏻 🇮🇳 भारत माता की जय 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🙏🏻🇮🇳 वंदे मातरम्  🇮🇳🙏🏻🇮🇳 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9Gbss1XquS6YNFRQ2W

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/23/2025, 9:47:55 AM

*Money Times Talk* *22nd February 2025* ₹ Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display ‘BUY’, ‘SELL’ or ‘HOLD’ recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser. Burmans of Dabur take control of Religare Enterprises as promoters plans Rs.2000 cr. infusion and potential rebranding. At Rs.260, the stock offers a 50% upside. India-France to develop small nuclear reactors with Rs. 20000 cr. budget support. Walchandnagar Industries, among few Indian cos. in the sector, looks promising at Rs.180. Cambridge Technologies expands in AI & Data Analytics with key hires from Mastercard, Deloitte, Goldman and Oracle hinting at big plans. At Rs.65, it holds multibagger potential. M&M fell on Tesla's India entry fears but caters to Rs.20-30 lakh EV segment, unlike Tesla’s luxury focus. A further 10% dip could offer a strong buying opportunity. Jewellery stocks saw a sell-off post Kalyan Jewellers' fall. TBZ, now at Rs.180 from Rs.360, trades at a P/E of 10x, reflecting its expansion in financials. PSU stocks are under pressure, but Bank of India, Union Bank and HUDCO stand out as value buys. With Taj GVK at 52-week highs, Kamat Hotels looks attractive. At Rs.100 cr. EBITDA, Rs.800cr market cap and Rs.8+ EPS in Q3, it trades cheap at Rs.300. MOIL Ltd., a key manganese ore player, fell from Rs.588 to Rs.322. With global shortages and a strong metal index, risk-takers can consider it. WIM Plast, parent of Cello Furniture, expanded into bubble guard sheets. Trades at an attractive PE of just 10x. Heranba Industries, a key agrochemical maker, nears completion of capacity expansion. Better financials ahead. Hemant Surgicals under the AERO brand, imports medical equipment from Japan, China, France & Australia. Trades at a PE of 10x only. Sterling & Wilson Renewables, a part of the Mukesh Ambani Group, is among the top solar EPC players. Down 70% from its highs looks attractive. Dreamfolks Services, India’s largest airport service aggregator, enters Visa facilitation & membership club business. Trades at a P/E of 20x. AVP Infracon MD, D. Prasanna, raises his stake from 33.48% - 33.54% by acquiring 16,000 shares. V.L. Infraprojects secures Rs.41.92 cr. water infra project in Gujarat. Sky Gold is rebranded as Sky Gold and Diamonds Ltd. Active Clothing posted 223% Q3 PAT growth in FY25. Supreme Power Equipment won the ‘Best Emerging MSME - Listed Company’ award. AVP Infracon bags Rs.87 cr. infra project in Tamil Nadu. Nisus Finance Dubai arm expands deeper into the UAE market. Dev IT secures a key work order from the Rajya Sabha Secretariat. Emerald Finance partners with Unic World for EWA services. Indraprastha Medical Corporation, part of Apollo Hospitals, posted 9M NP of Rs.120.67 cr. vs Rs.125.81 cr. in FY24. Share trades at a PE of 24x vs. industry avg. 55.72x. DCM Shriram Industries receives stock exchange nod for a 3-way demerger with potential 70% gains. Alpa Laboratories posted 9MFY25 EPS of Rs.10.30 vs. Rs.6.33 in 9MFY24. Share trades at 9.18x PE vs. pharma industry avg. 35.4x. Apollo Micro Systems posted 9M NP of Rs.42.39 cr. vs. Rs.18.18 cr. in 9MFY24. Stock set for strong moves. Advani Hotels & Resorts trades at a PE of 21.9x vs. industry avg. 36.92x. SPL Industries trades at a PE of 10.3x vs. industry avg. 31.49x and holds 50%+ upside potential. Vedavaag Systems posted 9M NP of Rs.7.92 cr. vs. Rs.5.72 cr. in FY24. Trades at 16.2x PE vs. fintech industry avg. 33.85x. Virinchi, a fintech and healthcare co., has Mcap of Rs.262 cr. and offers 80%+ long-term upside. Dhunseri Ventures trades at a PE of 4.67x vs. industry avg. 31.49x promising strong returns. HFCL, active in the telecom space & defense targets FY26 revenue of Rs.10,000 cr. from Rs.4,465 cr. in FY24. Stock set for major growth. Kotak Mahindra Bank ranks 4th in deposit and gross advances market share. With RBI lifting restrictions and strong fundamentals, the stock is poised for a rebound. Bajaj Finance expects FY26 net profit to grow 20+% and AUM to rise 25%. Morgan Stanley raised its target to Rs.9,300. Strong credit growth supports upside. Quality Power Electrical Equipments into high-voltage power products. IPO proceeds will fund acquisitions and expansion. Strong market positioning suggests post-IPO strength. Power Finance Corporation trades at a PE of 5.77x with a 3.46% dividend yield. With its green hydrogen project in Andhra Pradesh it has strong prospects. SBI, India’s largest bank, trades at a PE of just 8.12x with a 17.3% ROE. Strong institutional holdings and valuations indicate long-term upside. Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders with Rs.34,787 cr. order book and a recent Rs.1,070 cr. defense contract benefits from India’s defense push and remains debt-free. Rudra Global Infra Products plans Rs.190 cr. capex in solar and wind energy targeting Rs.1,000 cr. turnover. Growth in steel and power sectors supports its upside potential. Aartech Solonics, a Rs. 201 cr. microcap, posted 210% growth in Q3FY25 PAT with a strong order book and new clients, signaling growth potential. ICRA (25th Sept 2024) projects the gold loan market to surpass Rs.10-lakh cr. in FY25 and Rs.15-lakh cr. by Mar 2027 with NBFCs' retail gold loans rising 17-19%. Muthoot Finance and Manappuram Finance remain key players. Karur Vysya Bank's 9M EPS rose 24% to Rs.17.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. Its net NPA dropped to 0.2%. Stock trades at a PE of 8.8x vs. private banks' 16x. Goodluck India’s Goodluck Defence and Aerospace starts Sikandrabad production in Q1FY26. It posted 9M EPS of Rs.37.5, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.50. Strong long-term outlook. Coral Laboratories’ Q3 EPS rose 187% to Rs.17.2 and 9M EPS grew 114% to Rs.59.7, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.75+. Trades at a P/E of 10.5x vs. industry average P/E of 33x. Agarwal Industrial Corporation, a petrochemical co. in bitumen & LPG storage posted 9M EPS of Rs.57, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.77. Share trades at a PE of 11.8x. Capacite Infra Projects’ Q3 EPS rose 55% to Rs.6.1, 9M EPS grew 84% to Rs.17.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25. Secured Rs.1203 cr. order from Signatureglobal and Rs.1320 cr. from NBCC. Styrenix Performance posted Q3 EPS of Rs.27.1 (+37%) and 9M EPS of Rs.101.8 (+44%), which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.135. Its medium-to-long term outlook looks good. Indian Bank's Q3 EPS rose 32% to Rs.19.1, 9M EPS grew 35% to Rs.61.5, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.83+. Its NPA fell to 0.21% from 0.53%. Trades at 6.1x P/E vs. industry’s 8.5x. Panama Petrochem's Q3 EPS rose 17% to Rs.8, 9M EPS grew 6% to Rs.23.6, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.30. Share trades at 11.5x P/E vs. industry’s 20x. Kellton Tech's Q3 net profit surged 159% to Rs.20.9 cr., 9M profit rose 51% to Rs.60.5 cr. against Rs.64 cr. in FY24. Strong medium-term outlook. Federal-Mogul Goetze (India), a German MNC, posted 18% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.5.2 and 9M EPS of Rs.18.5 with FY25 EPS expected at Rs.26.5+. Trades at 13.4x P/E vs. industry’s 32x. Sree Rayalaseema Hypo Strength posted 9M EPS of Rs.38.1, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.51. Share trades at 10.7x P/E vs. industry’s 47x. Narbada Gelatines posted 9M EPS of Rs.20.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.27. Share trades at a forward P/E of 12.3x vs. industry average P/E of 47x for the chemical sector. Some analysts favor Deepak Builders, which posted 23% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.3.7 and 61% higher 9M EPS of Rs.11.9. NMDC, a key iron ore miner, posted 29% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.2.1 and 9M EPS of Rs.5.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.8.5 from Rs.6.3 in FY24. Share trades at a P/E of 7x. IIFL Capital, formerly IIFL Securities, saw Q3 EPS grow 31% to Rs.6.4, 9M EPS rose 73% to Rs.19, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.26. Trades at 8.7x P/E vs. industry’s 20.5x. NLC India, a PSU power player, posted 553% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.9.8 and 228% higher 9M EPS of Rs.21, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.25 from Rs.13.5 in FY24. Hero MotoCorp, posted H1 EPS of Rs.106, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.210 in FY25. Share trades at 19.5x P/E vs. industry’s 32x. Strong long-term outlook. Petronet LNG maintained 9M EPS at Rs.19.2, with FY25 EPS likely at Rs.25. Capex of Rs.3000 cr. and rising demand drive long-term growth. SIS Ltd. posted 184% higher Q3FY25 EPS of Rs.7.1 and 18% higher 9M EPS of Rs.16.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.23. The long-term prospects look bright. Cellecor Gadgets, a fast-growing electronics brand partnered with Jeeves Consumer Services (Flipkart) and Dixon Tech to boost after-sales service and revenue. Canara Bank, with 9816 branches, posted 9M EPS of Rs.13.8, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.20. It raised Rs.10,000 cr. via infra bonds. It trades at 4.4x P/E vs. industry’s 8.5x. Aditya Birla Money, part of Aditya Birla Capital, posted 30% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.11.5, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.16.5+ from Rs.9.4 in FY24. Share trades at a P/E of 9.3x. Bank of India posted 39% higher 9M EPS of Rs.15.3, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.21.5 from Rs.14.4 in FY24. Keep track. International Conveyors posted 9M EPS of Rs.12.4, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.16.5 on a small equity of Rs 6.3 cr. The share trades at a forward P/E of 4.1x. Vardhman Textiles posted 32% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.7.4 and 49% higher 9M EPS of Rs.22.7, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.30+. Strong medium to long-term outlook. General Insurance Corp, a cash-rich PSU, posted 17% higher Q3 EPS of Rs.9.6 and 20% higher 9M EPS of Rs.28.1, which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.45. Strong long-term outlook. *Money Times Talk is part of 'Money Times' publication.bs*

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/23/2025, 6:00:02 AM

*Every market crash has made people say "this time is different."* *Yet every cycle follows the same pattern.* _*Here's how market cycles REALLY work - explained so a 12-year-old could understand it:*_ *1.THE SIMPLE TRUTH:* *Markets are like seasons:* *Spring (recovery)* *Summer (boom)* *Fall (decline)* *Winter (bust)* They ALWAYS cycle through these. No exceptions since the starting of stock market. *2.HOW IT STARTS:* *Economy is weak:* 1. Fed cuts rates 2. RBI cuts rates 3. Government spends money 4. Investors get hopeful 5. Assets look cheap 6. Smart money buys It's a bit like planting seeds in spring. *3.THE GROWTH PHASE:* Things improve: Companies make more money. People feel confident Banks lend more. Assets rise in value. Everyone gets optimistic. Summer is here. Growth blooms. *4.THE DANGER SIGNS:* That's when optimism becomes greed: Everyone's getting rich "This time is different" Easy money everywhere Crazy valuations FOMO kicks in Fall approaches. Leaves look pretty. *5.THE TOP:* Euphoria hits: Taxi drivers give stock tips People quit jobs to trade "New era" talk Get-rich-quick schemes Maximum optimism Winter is coming. Few notice. *6.THE TURN:* Reality returns: Smart money sells Bad news appears Prices start dropping People deny the change "Buy the dip" fails Temperature's dropping fast. *7.THE PANIC:* Fear takes over: Forced selling Media turns negative "Never buying again" Maximum pessimism Everything's "cheap" Winter is here. And it feels permanent. *8.THE BOTTOM:* Darkness peaks: Nobody wants assets "New normal" talk Cash is king Depression sets in Smart money buys again ->Spring's around the corner. *9.WHAT DRIVES IT:* Simple human nature. So: Greed & Fear Memory & Forgetting Hope & Despair Crowds & Contrarians We never learn. That's why it repeats. *10.HOW TO PLAY IT:* *Spring (Recovery):* Buy quality assets Use leverage carefully Think long term *Summer (Boom):* Ride the wave Take some profits Stay rational *Fall (Top):* Reduce risk Raise cash Prepare for winter *Winter (Bust):* Stay liquid Buy quality Be brave *11. THE GOLDEN RULES:* *All cycles end.* *It's the emotions that fool us.* *Patience wins* *Cash = options* *Quality survives* *And most importantly:* *Winter creates spring.* *Forwarded*

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/21/2025, 3:18:33 AM

why ETFs in the US are preferred over MFs. US mutual funds are pass-through vehicles—if they generate capital gains, these must be distributed to unit holders who pay the taxes on the gains which makes MFs less tax-efficient. ETFs avoid this through 'in-kind' creation/redemption that washes away gains. This tax advantage is significant. This is one underrated reason for the popularity of index funds, especially ETFs in the US. In India, both MFs and ETFs don't pass taxes to unit holders

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2/23/2025, 6:13:38 AM

👉 *Please join _(+ Follow)_ My 〽arket 〽⭕⭕D Channel / Sunday Ki Pathashala Channel to get regular 〽arket 〽⭕⭕D and Sunday Ki Pathashala* 👈 ● _*Sunday ki Pathashala*_ ● *Knowledge is power.* • *_Financial Literacy Series_* 23-Feb.-2025 A Note to SIP Investors (Not for Lumpsum & Market Timers) Many of you have started your SIP journey in the last five years. Data shows that nearly 3 in 4 existing SIPs were initiated during this period. Many who began investing in the aftermath of the pandemic have enjoyed extraordinary and, in some cases, unbelievable returns. While the long-term historical return for Indian stocks has ranged between 10% and 13%, some investors—particularly those focused on Small & Midcap segments—have registered over 20% CAGR. Congratulations! Equity markets have corrected by about 10% to 15%, depending on the index you consider. Similarly, the funds you invest in may have performed slightly better or worse within this range. At this juncture, it is important to remember three critical lessons: 1. The First Rule of SIP Investment: NEVER Stop If you start a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and never stop, you don’t have to do anything else. You don’t need to follow expert opinions or read reports (including #DSPNetra). By averaging your investments over the long term, you automatically accept average valuations, average returns, and average volatility. Ironically, most investors don’t even achieve average returns due to emotional decision-making. SIP provides a structured approach that removes the need for timing the market. Stopping your SIP disrupts this compounding effect and negates its mathematical advantage. 2. Past Returns Are Irrelevant to Future Performance The returns you have made (or missed) are in the past—they may or may not be replicated in the next five years. Through #DSPNetra, we have repeatedly emphasized that holding overvalued equity investments is similar to owning bonds with stock-like volatility. Small & Midcap segments have been expensive in recent quarters and are only now beginning a mean reversion, with some way to go. There have been extended periods when Smallcaps, Midcaps, or even Largecaps have delivered little to no returns. These rough patches often lead investors to stop their SIPs. Consider an investor who started Dollar Cost Averaging or SIP in Japan in 1989—could they continue investing for nearly two decades with minimal returns? Probably not. But those who did emerged better off than market timers and those who quit. (See Image 1 for instances where broader markets remained flat, yet SIPs delivered results.) 3. Investing Has Been Gamified—Resist the Urge to Swipe Start or Stop In recent years, investing has been gamified—it’s now extremely easy to swipe and invest in seconds. Unfortunately, this convenience has also increased impulsive activity. Many investors, driven by adrenaline, news, opinions, and rapid market movements, end up making frequent transactions, which only increase costs and reduce returns. Do not mistake the ease of investing for the ability to time the market. 4. If You Started a SIP Recently, Timing Is Irrelevant in the Long Run For those who started a SIP in the last year or are considering starting now, remember: if you stay invested long enough—i.e., over decades—timing becomes irrelevant. Take the case of Smallcaps. History shows that even starting a SIP at market peaks, provided you focus on quality investments, allows you to stay invested longer. Why? Because initial low or negative returns help reset expectations, making it easier to remain committed. Lower expectations = higher probability of staying invested. (See Image 2 for data on SmallCap indices at recent peaks.) 5. A Bear Market in NAVs Is a Bull Market in Units If you are leveraged, overexposed to equities, or if SIP forms an insignificant part of your portfolio, these pointers may not be helpful. However, for disciplined investors, even bad initial outcomes should not deter you. When equity prices fall and NAVs decline, you accumulate more units for the same SIP amount. Bear markets in prices are bull markets in units. They allow you to accumulate more investments, potentially leading to better long-term returns—provided your underlying investments are sound. Stay the Course. Happy Investing! Source: Sahil kapoor DSP Investments are subject to market risk. Consult Your Financial Advisor (Wealth Doctor) before Investing & Regularly for Portfolio Check-up... *"Sunday Ki Pathashala" is initiative by: - Hitesh R. Pujara* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9Gbss1XquS6YNFRQ2W

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/23/2025, 1:13:39 PM

Nifty50 Index Changes *PE Ratio* Exit: BPCL - 7.78 Britannia - 53.60 Entry: *Zomato - 335.14* *Jio Fin - 92.39* Nifty PE 20.40 *Few costly PE in Nifty:* 1) Trent: 120x 2) Titan: 88x 3) HDFC Life: 77x 4) Tata Consumer: 76x 5) Apollo Hospital: 70x 6) JSW Steel: 69x 7) Nestle: 68x 8) Adani Ent: 64x 9) SBI Life: 62x 10) Britannia: 54x The company must be listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Trading: The company must be available for F&O trading Liquidity: The company's average impact cost must be 0.50% or less over six months Trading frequency: The company must have been traded 100% of the days during the preceding six months Market capitalization: The company's average free-float market capitalization must be at least 1.5 times larger than the smallest company in the index.

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/23/2025, 1:00:30 PM

Bharat’s economic growth pegged at 6.2% in December quarter from 5.4% in Q2 https://www.livemint.com/economy/india-q3gdp-view-indian-economic-growth-pegged-at-6-2-in-december-quarter-from-5-4-in-q2-union-bank-of-india-11740218670401.html

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/21/2025, 4:44:49 AM

India’s Market Cap is Down 23%—But Indices Haven’t Fallen as Much. Why? India’s total market cap has dropped 23%, from $5.11 trillion to $3.90 trillion. But major indices like Nifty 50, Nifty 100, Nifty 200, Mid & Small Cap haven’t fallen nearly as much. Shouldn’t market cap decline less than indices, considering new IPOs add to it? Two key reasons explain this disconnect: 🔹 INR Depreciation Against USD Market cap is often tracked in USD, and a weaker rupee makes it look like the market has lost more value than it actually has. 🔹 Index Weighting vs. Actual Market Cap • HDFC Bank (₹13L Cr Market Cap) has 10%+ weight in Nifty 50. • TCS (₹14L Cr Market Cap) has less than 4% weight in Nifty 50. • If TCS falls and rise more than HDFC Bank , total market cap takes a bigger hit than Nifty 50. • If HDFC Bank moves, it impacts Nifty 50 more than total market cap. This structural difference distorts how index levels and total market cap move. 📉 Market cap isn’t just about index movement—it’s also about currency effects and weightage mechanics! Do let me know if you wants to know more! _*`~ Vijai Mantri`*_

〽arket 〽⭕⭕D & Sunday Ki Pathashala

2/20/2025, 4:32:11 PM

🏹 *_।। जय श्रीराम ।।_* 🏹 🙏🏻 *`कृष्णं वन्दे जगद्गुरुम्॥`* 🙏🏻 🇮🇳 _*मेरा भारत महान*_ 🇮🇳 〽arket 〽⭕⭕D as on 2️⃣0️⃣➖0️⃣2️⃣➖2️⃣5️⃣ provisional @ 06:21 pm BSE Sensex-30 (P/E 21.08) - 203 (75,736) 🔽🙁 BSEmidcap-150 (P/E 31.76) + 173 (14,175) ↗️😊 BSE small cap-250 (P/E 28.08) + 71 (5,924) ↗️😊 Nifty-50 (P/E 20.37) - 20 (22,913) 🔽😑 Bank Nifty (P/E 12.94) - 236 (49,335) 🔽🙁 India VIX - 0.74 (14.68) 🔽🫤 Fii Cash - 3,312 Crs ☹️ Dii Cash + 3,908 Crs 😊 New 10 Yrs G'Sec. Benchmark 6.79 GS-2034 (Rs. 100.59) YTM 6.7043 % 🔼🙁 Call 6.35 % (6.35 %) ⏺️😶 TREP 6.20 % (6.25 %) 🔽🫤 REPO 6.27 % (6.28 %) 🔽😐 BrntCrude 76.32 $/brl ₹. 6,291 🔽 Gold Comex 2,944 $/oz ₹/10 gms 86,135 🔽 Silver Comex 33.59 $/oz 97,406 ₹/kg 🔼 $/₹ 86.632 🔼🙂 €/₹ 90.445 🔼🫤 £/₹ 109.28 🔼😐 `Data Compiled by: - Hitesh R. Pujara` (Not Responsible for Any Error) Baltic Dry Fright index (Previous Day) + 63 (904) ⏫ DJIA Future - 130 (44,598) 🔽🙁 US Tech 100 Future + 04 (22,169) 🔼😐 *GIFT Nifty* + 20 (22,928) 🔼 👉🏻 *_`The irony of the stock markets: Everyone wants to make long-term wealth in the shortest period of time.`_* *`Which is Not 🚫 possible`* 👈🏻 🇮🇳 भारत माता की जय 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🙏🏻🇮🇳 वंदे मातरम्  🇮🇳🙏🏻🇮🇳 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9Gbss1XquS6YNFRQ2W