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- As per market grapevine, earnings growth is expected to revive from Q4. Foreign investors are unlikely to return meaningfully until double-digit earnings come back.
- As per astrology view, key turning dates for the market are 17th, 20th, 25th & 28th November 2025 — watch closely for trend reversals.
- Friday Closing: Dow -310 pts, Nasdaq +30 pts, GIFT +28 pts (26000).
- Alert: The market phase resembles Sep-24 to Feb-25 — breakouts are failing, rallies fade in 2–5 days, and stocks slip back to pre-result levels despite good numbers. Book profits quickly and maintain cash to re-enter at lower levels. In these unpredictable conditions, capital preservation outweighs returns. Global trade uncertainty is impacting most Indian companies in Q3. Discipline is your only saviour. Avoid FOMO and act only after proper study and due diligence.
Alert: Q2 season is over, and most results remained below expectations, with global uncertainty weighing on sentiment. Q3 may also stay muted except for select strong names. Stay cautious, avoid leverage and focus only on companies with robust fundamentals, strong H1 numbers, positive Q3 outlook and solid domestic demand. Key names for radar: Bajaj Steel, Butterfly Gandhimathi, CG Vak, Deep Industries, Dhabriya Polywood, Donear Ind., Golkunda Diamonds, Gulshan Polyols, Huhtamaki India, Indo Amines, Indotech, Jasch Gauging Techno, Jyoti, Lords Chloro Alkali, Modison, Pennar Ind., RDB Rasayan, Sandhar Techno, Shanti Gold, Shiva Texyarn, Shri Bajrang Alliance, Simmonds Marshall, TBZ, TNPetro, Uniparts. As per market veteran, NDA’s bumper victory in Bihar may lead to strong reforms in the Budget.
