The stock market continues to be weak. The trend remains unchanged at the end of the week. Friday morning itself was a mass collapse. A loss of three lakh crores in market value in the morning itself. Geopolitical uncertainty is not going away. New problems are cropping up. US-Iran talks are not going anywhere. With this, the price of crude oil has reached above $71 per barrel. Although foreign funds often buy more than they sell, the sell on rally strategy is still being tes

This week, everyone in the stock market is predicting a gap-down opening. What if both sides, angered by Khamenei's death, escalate their violence? This fear is haunting the market. Technical analysts say that if the Nifty breaks below 25,000 and breaks the crucial support at 24,850, it could fall to 24,500 or 24,400. While fundamental analysts say that investors may seek safe havens in gold and silver by selling stocks, the predictions on the technical chart may be possible.

As mentioned, the stock market is opening a gap down. Sensex and Nifty fell by 1.8% at once, wiping out Rs 8 lakh crore in market value. All sectoral indices, including auto, realty and infra, were in the red. Crude prices hit a 14-month high in futures as tensions in the Middle East intensified. Brent saw a 7% rise in spot prices. Brent crude futures were at $82.40 per barrel, casting a shadow of concern. There are reports that Tehran has said it has closed the Strait of Hor

Two of the country's equity mutual fund schemes have given investors more than 100% returns in the last one year. Nippon India Taiwan Equity Fund and DSP World Mining Overseas Equity Omni Fund of Funds have returned more than 100% to investors since their investment. For those who invested money last Holi, Nippon India Taiwan Equity Fund gave a return of 112.79% this Holi. DSP World Mining Overseas Equity Omni Fund of Funds gave a return of 111.56%. 11 equity schemes have giv

Where has INDIA VIX gone?. Alas! In 21. This means that our stock market is undergoing a major change. The India Volatility Index or INDIA VIX is the market's fear gauge. This is an index created in 2014. The volatility of our market has increased dramatically in the past year. The change in INDIA VIX in a year is 121%. This index has risen by more than 21% on Wednesday after Holi. A 60% rise in the last three days. West Asian conflict Do you need a better example of how terr

How much gold do you think our Joy Alukas has? 16,000 kg. We didn't say that. Bloomberg, which is famous for telling the truth about world finance, has reported it, so there is no doubt about it, the real situation is the same. Joy Alukkas: Billionaire Sitting on 16,000 Kilos of gold says price will rise We saw this figure in a report by Bloomberg.com titled "Joy Alukkas: Billionaire Sitting on 16,000 Kilos of gold says price will rise". When we say "in the possession of elde

The stock market is witnessing a reversal of initial gains. NVidia's excellent performance was seen in IT this morning. Later, things got out of hand. There was a good change in the Bank Nifty. Coal India, Power Grid Corporation and SBI were the laggards of the Nifty. Tata Motors and Tech Mahindra were the main laggards.      Crude oil prices have hit a seven-month high, raising concerns among investors. The US-Iran conflict is showing no signs of abating. The rise in crude o

Fears surrounding AI rattled the IT sector. Trump’s tariff onslaught, rising crude oil prices, and weak global cues combined to deal a heavy blow to the Sensex and Nifty during today’s F&O closing trade. Following the Haryana government’s clarification that it had recovered ₹556 crore of the ₹590 crore fraud, IDFC First Bank’s shares turning positive was particularly noteworthy. Both indices fell by around 1% due to the IT sell-off, with losses widening to nearly 1.5% at time

Investors should be cautious this week. The stock market is likely to be a venue for major price fluctuations. Small investors should be careful. F&O closing, new GDP figures, Trump and court details can all shake the indices. The US-Iran issue will influence foreign funds. And where will the price of crude oil go? Foreign funds may continue to be neutral towards IT this week. In this situation, will local funds lend a helping hand? We need to find out. If funds are left out,

Will AI swallow Indian IT companies?. Although there are different opinions, concerns remain. Foreign investors do not have the same affection for Indian IT companies. In the first two weeks of February, they are seeing Indian IT stocks worth Rs 10,956 crores being sold. This Saturn phase started last year. Last year, they sold Indian IT stocks worth Rs 74,698 crores in fear. This year, January saw a sale of Rs 1,835 crores. Most of the IT front lines are in double-digit bloo