- As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 10th, 12th, 18th, 20th, 25th, 27th & 30th March 2026.
- Investment is not a simple copy-paste activity. Every investor has a different risk perception, so avoid buying or selling only because others are doing so. Borrowed conviction can be risky. Key factors differ from person to person: 1. Risk Taking Ability. 2. Return Expectation. 3. Investment Holding period. 4. Pocket size. 5. Portfolio allocation %. 6. Tax planning (set off of losses). 7. Your perceived risk reward ratio.
- RBI’s tightening on funding to brokers, traders and market intermediaries may impact market liquidity and reduce speculative activity. Lower cash flow in capital markets could curb trading volumes and spending across sectors like real estate, autos, jewellery and electronics. With March being financial year-end, tighter liquidity may trigger cash-crunch concerns, especially for leveraged participants. RBI aims to control borrowing-driven speculation and protect financial stability; as per market grapevine, it may be prudent to avoid IPOs and limit fresh buying in cash stocks till March end.
- Just for information: Nifty spot formed a major low at 21,743.65 on 7th April 2025 and rallied to 25,669.35 on 30th June 2025. Thereafter the index followed a higher-low higher-high structure with key levels at 24,337 (8th Aug low), 25,135 (21st Aug high), 24,404 (29th Aug low), 25,448 (18th Sep high), 24,587 (30th Sep low), 26,014 (23rd Oct high), 25,318 (7th Nov low), 26,325 (1st Dec high), 25,693 (11th Dec low), 26,373 (5th Jan high), 24,779 (2nd Feb low), 26,341 (3rd Feb high) and 24,604 (2nd March low).
- War impact turning negative across sectors. Basmati rice prices fell $50–55 per tonne in the last week, exporters remain concerned if conflict prolongs. Hospitals may see revenue pressure as 8–10% income comes from international patients. Morbi ceramic units may halt production due to gas shortage, while Sarda Energy flagged firmer coal and coke prices. Vishnu Chemicals reported temporary export disruptions, and Mangalore Refinery shut one crude unit due to supply constraints. Gas prices in Europe have jumped 53%. As per market grapevine, if the US–Iran war continues for another 10–15 days, many Indian firms may see sharp profit decline in Q4; avoiding IPOs and fresh buying in cash stocks may be prudent until the situation stabilises.
