As per market grapevine, SEBI needs regulatory overhaul: a) Pre-IPO lock-in disparity is unfair (6 months mainboard vs 12 months SME). Parity needed. b) CAT III AIF lock-in should align with others; selling on listing day is unjust. c) Rights issues should mandate full promoter participation to protect retail investors.

Hard truth of Indian markets: Indices appear stable, but two out of three stocks are negative, with deep median drawdowns. As per market grapevine, index management masks broader weakness to sustain sentiment and SIP flows, while 85% of stocks trade 20–80% below highs. Frustrated investors are quietly reallocating to gold and silver, where returns have been swift and visible.

Reality of “long-term investing”: Most investors stay long-term only while prices rise. The real test comes during consolidation, when silence replaces excitement. That’s where conviction breaks and exits happen—often just before the real move. Markets don’t test knowledge; they test patience. Multibaggers are built in consolidation, not rallies.

As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 27th & 30th  January and 1st & 2nd February 2026.

Intense Technologies posted Q3FY26 income of Rs.34.01 cr. EBITDA of Rs.4.09 cr (12%) and PAT Rs.2.32 cr (7%), indicating steady operational performance

Univastu India received a Rs. 391.76 cr EPC order from L&T for E&M works under Mumbai Metro Line 4 and Extension 4A covering 22 stations and one depot, including execution, DLP and long-term maintenance, keeping the stock on radar for potential upside.

Kernex Microsystems won a large order worth Rs.2,465.7 cr. with execution timeline of 12 months against a market cap of Rs.2,105 cr. Keep on track.

Ajmera Realty posted strong Q3 with carpet area sold up 59% YoY and sales value jumping 123% YoY to Rs.603 cr. 9MFY26 sales rose 72% YoY and management is confident of exceeding FY26 guidance of Rs.1,600 cr. Keep on track.

There is no overnight money in markets. Impatience is punished and greed destroys capital faster than it creates it. Real wealth is built slowly through discipline, time and right decisions. If money was made overnight, everyone would be rich. Greed wants everything today, the market takes everything tomorrow.

The bitter truth of the Indian stock market is that when the market is flat, portfolios fall, when the market goes up, portfolios remain flat, and when the market falls, portfolios collapse. Sensex, Nifty and Bank Nifty may be near all-time highs, but most portfolios are deep in the red, with nearly two-thirds of stocks negative and median drawdowns severe. It feels like a taxi standing still while the meter keeps running, frustration is natural. As per market grapevine, indices appear managed to maintain a bullish illusion so SIP flows continue, while 80–85% of stocks are down 20–80% from their highs. This divergence has pushed many investors to exit equities and mutual funds over the last few months and shift to gold and silver, where they have earned fast and satisfying returns, adding to the frustration in cash equities.