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April 28, 2025

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  • As per market veteran, till Trump presidentship, no trend, range or strategy works all the time only risk management is constant; uncertainty is the only certainty.
  • As per market grapevine, Trump's drama proves global markets, not just India’s, are driven by operator-political manipulation to trigger collapses and accumulate positions.
  • As per market grapevine, if SEBI enforces strict RA norms, similar rules with exams should apply to fund managers and anchors; also, P/E should be judged relatively, not just on absolute value, for true valuation insight.
  • Paul Tudor Jones says every trader faces two painful tests—first, surviving a brutal losing streak that shakes belief in ever winning again; second, questioning if their success is real or sustainable. He admits this self-doubt hit him after 17 years of profits, triggering a deep, ongoing journey of self-discovery.
  • As per market veteran, Nifty’s sharp 11% rise from 21,800 to 24,350 in one settlement, driven by FPIs, shocked many so-called experts who misjudged valuations. With earnings under pressure and China’s dumping threat looming, focus should remain on domestic plays for the next 90 days; avoid US-exposed stocks.
  • Stay alert – market risk ahead: Geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan are rising; if the situation escalates, it could trigger sharp market corrections. Traders should stay disciplined, prioritize capital protection, avoid over-leveraging, and ensure stop-losses are in place. It’s better to miss an opportunity than to take unnecessary risks.
  • As per market grapevine, BSE website continues to lag badly with slow access to key data and Q4 results, frustrating analysts and investors. Immediate action is needed to upgrade bandwidth and technical infrastructure, else it may disrupt real-time result tracking during earnings season.
  • Alert: NSE has revised norms for SME-to-main board migration—firms must now be listed for 3 years and have a paid-up equity of at least Rs. 10 cr. This aims to ensure only mature SMEs shift, adding quality to the main board.
  • As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 28th April & 2, 5, 12 & 16th May 2025.
  • As per market veteran Q4 results and FY25–26 guidance will drive near-term stock-specific trends and investor sentiment.
  • Alert: Trade tensions persist as Trump refuses to drop China tariffs without concessions; China says no talks are ongoing and demands full tariff rollback — resolution may take 2–3 months.
  • As per market grapevine, this could be an opportune time for India to act decisively against Pakistan given their fragile economy, eroded military trust, and low forex reserves — a strategic move could have long-term geopolitical impact.
  • Despite Friday’s market selloff, FIIs bought Rs.2952 cr. and DIIs Rs.3540 cr. in cash — suggesting panic-selling came from margin-funded retailers fearing war.
  • In 29th March 2025 MTTs, Ajanta Soya given at Rs.43 touched Rs.52, Akar Auto given at Rs.91 touched Rs.104, Alkyl Amines given at Rs.1617 touched Rs.1915*, Aries Agro given at Rs.254 touched at Rs.285, Bajaj Steel given at Rs.707 touched Rs.870, Chennai Ferrous Ind. given at Rs.102 touched Rs.118, Dynemic Products given at Rs.262 touched Rs.315*, Gujarat Intrux given at Rs.427 touched Rs.493, HCC given at Rs.25 touched Rs.29, Him Teknoforge given at Rs.159 touched Rs.182, Indo Amines given at Rs.115 touched Rs.144*, India Pesticides given at Rs.134 touched Rs.162, IOLCP given at Rs.61 touched Rs.71, Lamodhara Textiles given at Rs.131 touched Rs.152 & still now at Rs.141 looks very good, MK Ventures given at Rs.1363 touched Rs.1700, NHPC given at Rs.82 touched Rs.91, NCC given at Rs.209 touched Rs.225, Northern Spirits (NSL) given at Rs.150 touched Rs.179*, NSE SME Rulka Electricals given at Rs.132 touched Rs.197, Samrat Pharmachem given at Rs.313 touched Rs.425, Shri Bajrang Alliance given at Rs.134 touched Rs.182*, Smruthi Organics given at Rs.110 touched Rs.121*, Talbros Eng. given at Rs.510 touched Rs.628 & still at Rs.572 looks very good, Thakkers Developers given at Rs.169 touched Rs.215*, Zenith Fibers given at Rs.71 touched Rs.78.
  • In 5TH April MTTs, Himadri Speciality given at Rs.434 touched Rs.505 & still at Rs.456 looks good, SNL Bearings given at Rs.359 touched Rs.393 during the week.
  • In 12TH April MTTs, Fredun Pharma given at Rs.654 touched Rs.705 & still at Rs.667 looks very good, Gulf Petro given at Rs.38 touched Rs.40 & still looks very good, GIPCL given at Rs.177 touched Rs.194, Hindustan Aeronautics given at Rs.4107 touched Rs.4365 & still at Rs.4201 looks very good, IFB Ind. given at Rs.1290 touched Rs.1380*, Ruchira Papers given at Rs.121 touched Rs.129*, Somi Conveyor Beltings given at Rs.172 touched Rs.207 & still at Rs.187 looks very good, Sree Rayalaseema Hi-Strength given at Rs.499 touched Rs.574, TGVSL given at Rs.97 touched Rs.104*.
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