64.46% voter turnout in the 1st phase of Bihar Election 2025 marks the highest in 25 years, raising speculation of strong anti-incumbency sentiment and a desire for change among voters. The sharp rise in participation reflects growing political awareness and enthusiasm across both rural and urban regions.
– AVP Infracon received L1 status for a Rs.57.57 cr. project to widen and strengthen the Thiruvannamalai–Thiyagadurgam Road (SH-9A) to be completed within 12 months.
– Supreme Power Equipment bags an order worth Rs.4.86 cr. from a reputed EPC co. in Bangalore for the supply of two 20 MVA, 66/11 kV transformers, to be executed in eight months.
Fabtech Technologies bags Rs. 52 cr turnkey project for a veterinary dosage facility, taking its order book to Rs.983.05 cr. The project covers cleanrooms, HVAC, and process equipment, reinforcing FTL’s global growth. With the Maghreb veterinary market projected at USD 500–700 mn by 2030, FTL is well-positioned to tap expanding regional opportunities.
The market tests patience — it rises and falls, but long-term investors who stay calm amid declines always benefit. Focus on goals, not market moods; invest when you have capital, sell when you need it. Every fall brings a new dawn — time rewards those who persist.
Bondada Engineering posted 138% higher H1 EPS of Rs.8.1, which may lead to FY26 EPS of Rs.18. Operating in EPC and O&M across telecom, renewables and railways, it trades at a P/E of 25x with medium-term growth visibility.
Fabtech Technologies posted stellar H1FY26 performance with total income surging 109.9% YoY to Rs.193.2 cr. and EBITDA soaring 2,678% YoY to Rs.28.4 cr. Net profit doubled 101.6% YoY to Rs.22 cr., reflecting strong operational momentum and margin expansion across segments.
Silver FOMO played out via reel media: 1) Stock stories hyped. 2) Upper circuit moves. 3) Forced buying. 4) Artificial shortages. 5) ETFs halted by MFs. Retail investors got trapped by noise. ETFs are down 6–7% from highs—better opportunities may come. Avoid FOMO; wait for clear setups.
Optimist + Pessimist = Balanced investing. Best companies blend aggressive & conservative strategies: save like a pessimist, invest like an optimist. Investors thrive by acting pessimistic in greed mode, optimistic in fear, and focusing on cash flow conversion to identify compounding winners. Bill Gates: “You can only be an optimist long-term if pessimistic enough to survive short-term”.
Last week in 18th October MTT BSE SME Jayant Infratech given at Rs.75 touched Rs.101 a bumper gain of 35%, D B Corp given at Rs.243 touched Rs.265, Duroply given at Rs.178 touched Rs.205, Shreyans Ind. given at Rs.222 touched Rs.230 & even at Rs.228 looks very good, Shri Bajarang Alliance given at Rs.189 touched Rs.202 & even now at Rs.199 looks very good, Somi Conveyour Beltings given at Rs.144 touched Rs.160 & even now at Rs.153 looks very good, may surpass its high Rs.228, TN Petro given at Rs.106 touched Rs.115 in just 4 days in highly negative market sentiment.
Summit Securities, RPG Group’s core investment NBFC, Q2FY26 revenue rose 334% QoQ to Rs.119.6 cr., PAT surged 349% to Rs.90.6 cr., driven by portfolio gains. Holdings in CEAT, KEC, Zensar & RPG Life Sciences provide diversified exposure and strong financial footing for long-term value.
For those of you who are serious about having more, doing more, giving more and being more, success is achievable with some understanding of what to do.
