Pennar Industries reported PAT of Rs.98 crore on sales of Rs.2,733 crore in 9MFY26 and received orders worth Rs.780 crore in the last three months. Promoters to invest Rs.50.40 crore via convertible warrants, while Bandhan MF increased stake to 5.0469%. The company also has a 400-acre land bank. Stock looks attractive at Rs.175 vs 52-week high of Rs.280.

One of the most fundamental investing principles is to maintain strategic asset allocation and periodically rebalance by trimming assets that have outperformed and adding to those that have lagged. While simple in theory, it is difficult in practice because most investors chase rising assets and avoid underperformers, whereas disciplined rebalancing requires a strategy-driven and mature approach to long-term investing.

Friday night closing: Dow closed +869 pts., Nasdaq +366 pts., S&P +85 pts., Gift Nifty closed at 24700, signalling a big gap-up opening in Indian stock markets on Monday, subject to no negative developments over the weekend. Markets remain highly volatile as global commodities like gold, silver and crude and world equities are reacting sharply to statements and tweets from Donald Trump. As per market grapevine, his associates’ wealth has surged significantly since his second term, and currently global markets are reacting quickly to his comments, making technical charts less reliable in the short term.

As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 20th, 22nd, 24th, 27th April 2026.

Debt free dividend paying, Resonance Specialities, part of the IPCA Laboratories group, reported 124% rise in Q3FY26 PAT to Rs.2.51 cr. Promoters hold 54.25%. The stock appears undervalued at Rs.92 compared to its lifetime high of Rs.254 and may see strong re-rating potential.

Caustic soda prices surged nearly 20% in India. Lords Chloro Alkali, a leading producer of caustic soda and chlorinated paraffin wax, appears attractive at Rs.153 compared to its 52-week high of Rs.242.

Everest Kanto Cylinder with reserves of Rs.1184 cr. against equity of Rs.22.44 cr. reported strong Q3FY26 performance with PAT at Rs.35.73 cr. versus Rs.13.66 cr. Q-o-q growth of 162% and margin improvement to 14.6%. With PE of 11, ongoing capex, expansion at Mundra and upcoming Egypt operations, the stock appears undervalued at Rs.111 compared to its higher levels.

As per market veteran, many investors hesitate to exit loss-making stocks because booking losses feels painful. However shifting capital to businesses with stronger visibility may create better long-term outcomes, as steady compounding over 10–15 years usually outperforms short-term excitement. Protecting capital remains more important than chasing quick profits.

Very important market lesson: No company stays good forever and no company stays bad forever. Examples include Yes Bank, Reliance Infra and DHFL which were once market favourites but later weakened, while State Bank of India and Hindustan Aeronautics moved from weak phases to strong wealth creators. Business cycles, management execution and industry trends drive such shifts, hence investors must adapt and review portfolios regularly.

As per market veteran, foreign investor interest in India has weakened amid rich valuations, rupee concerns and geopolitical risks, especially from oil shocks. Investors are reallocating to markets like Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and Europe. Higher LTCG/STCG and increased STT from April have also reduced India’s relative attractiveness for FPIs.