- Smart money doesn’t chase prices; it traps traders first. The Trick Candle (Spring Candle) can trigger stop-losses and shake out weak hands before a sharp reversal. Such setups can occur across stocks, indices, crypto, forex and commodities, especially in volatile markets.
- Jio Platforms IPO could be a multibagger for HFCL. HFCL invested in 2020 and holds around 4.79 cr. shares. At the IPO price of Rs.1,119, the stake would be valued at Rs.5,350 cr., implying returns of around 11,290%.
- As per market grapevine, five value stocks for the watchlist amid weak cash-market sentiment: a) Atlanta Electricals: At Rs.1,619 versus its Rs.2,200 52-week high; Q1 PAT grew 50%, order backlog stands at Rs.3,117 cr. and Rs.340 cr. of long-term debt was repaid. b) Jyoti: At Rs.63 versus its Rs.208 all-time high; PAT rose 58% QoQ, P/E is around 8x and it owns valuable land in Vadodara. c) Pennar Industries: At Rs.151 versus its Rs.280 high; Bandhan MF raised its holding to 5%, promoters subscribed to 30 lakh warrants at Rs.168, and fixed assets grew from Rs.697 cr. in FY24 to nearly Rs.1,200 cr. in FY26. d) Shetron: At Rs.100 versus its Rs.198 high, trading at around 10x forward P/E. New production lines in Mumbai and Bengaluru could support H2 growth. e) Rajesh Power: At Rs.730 versus its Rs.1,625 high; 3-year ROE is 44.3%, order book exceeds Rs.4,000 cr. and FY26 EPS was Rs.80. Risk-reward appears favourable. Keep these five stocks on the radar; these are watchlist ideas, not guaranteed returns.
- Atlanta Electricals secured a Rs.193.92 cr. LOI from Transmission Corporation of Andhra Pradesh and a Rs.285 cr. order from Punjab State Transmission Corporation. Q1FY27 EBITDA/PAT grew 58%/50%, with a Rs.3,117 cr. order book and Rs.340 cr. long-term debt repaid. Capacity expansion, a better product mix and operating efficiency support FY27 growth. Management is optimistic; a breakout above Rs.2,200 could open Rs.2,250–2,295.
- Indo Rama Synthetics (India) approved Rs.200 cr. capex to expand speciality filament and fibre production at its Butibori plant, Nagpur, with operations expected in 12–18 months. Funding will combine term loans and internal accruals. The stock looks attractive at CMP versus its 52-week high of Rs.112.
- Jayaswal Neco Industries more than doubled Q2FY27 PAT to Rs.229.81 cr. on 23.2% revenue growth, with record EBITDA margin of 20.35%. Borrowings fell 29.2% to Rs.1,484.16 cr., while H1 PAT reached 91.5% of FY26 earnings. The Rs.720 cr. pellet plant and Rs.200 cr. promoter warrant subscription support medium- to long-term growth prospects.
