- A complete list of ETFs in Indian markets: Index ETFs include Nifty 50 NIFTYBEES, Smallcap HDFCSML250, Midcap 150 MIDCAPIETF, Nasdaq MON100, and Hang Seng HANGSENGBEES. Sectoral ETFs include Defence MODEFENCE, IT ITBEES, Metal METALIETF, Pharma PHARMABEES, Manufacturing MAKEINDIA, Banking BANKBEES, Infrastructure INFRABEES, PSU Banks PSUBNKBEES, Consumption SBIETFCON, Realty MOREALTY, Auto AUTOBEES and EV GROWWEB. Commodity ETFs include Gold GOLDBEES and Silver SILVERBEES.
- When a portfolio crosses Rs.1 cr.+ investing shifts from tips to precision, process and perspective, where even small errors in entry, assumption or exit can cost heavily. Many HNIs still rely on noise over structure and sentiment over data, but as per market veterans, the edge lies in valuation clarity, knowing what a business is truly worth before the market agrees and acting with conviction backed by numbers, not narratives, which turns capital into confidence.
- As per market grapevine, the harsh reality of option trading is that leverage can erase fortunes overnight; as per market grapevine, a Delhi star hotel owner reportedly lost over Rs.100 cr.+ after aggressively selling out-of-the-money Nifty calls post Budget, and a sudden India-US trade deal announcement triggered a sharp gap-up, wiping out positions in a single session.
- Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla recently acquired around 4.09 cr. shares of Vodafone Idea from the open market between Jan 30 and Feb 1, 2026, buying 2.21 cr. shares at Rs.10.95 and 1.88 cr. shares at Rs.11.13. Such promoter buying is generally viewed by investors as a sign of long-term confidence in the firm’s outlook and prospects.
- The index hovers near 26k while leaders cool off, Reliance Industries 10% below ATH, HDFC Bank 10% lower, ICICI Bank 8% down, TCS 40% off, Infosys 30% lower and HUL 23% below peak; IT and FMCG indices have corrected 15–20% and most cash stocks remain 30–90% below highs. As per market grapevine, frustrated investors are pausing fresh equity and mutual fund allocations and shifting toward PPF, bank FDs, debt funds, gold, silver and ETFs.
