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The results span various sectors, from IT services and FMCG to housing finance and asset management, showcasing the ongoing dynamics of India’s corporate landscape.
The latest financial results from leading companies such as HCL Technologies, Havells India, Waaree Energies and others highlight both opportunities and challenges in the Indian market.
The Q4FY25 earnings season showcased a diverse range of performances. Anant Raj and Shilchar Technologies emerged as top performers, driven by strong growth and strategic expansions.
The outlook for banks looks promising, with potential for growth driven by stronger deposit mobilization and improved asset quality management.
As the earnings season unfolds, investors should focus on companies with strong fundamentals, while keeping an eye on those that need operational and strategic adjustments.
Q4 FY24–25 brought a mix of steady performances and surprise moves. Giants like Infosys and HDFC AMC stayed solid, while players like Omnitex and Sanathnagar stole the show.
Today’s market had its heroes and heartbreaks. Angel One and Waaree are delivering solid performances, while Wipro and Swaraj are holding steady.
IREDA is leading the pack with impressive growth in the renewable sector. ICICI Prudential Life Insurance shows strong performance in group insurance, while ICICI Lombard faces challenges.
Trade wars = chaos, but also opportunity. In 2018, I rode the storm by jumping into sectors like agriculture and IT while the rupee dropped.
Agri-tech stocks like Bombay Burmah and Jain Irrigation use tech to boost farming. With steady cash flows and low volatility, they’re winners in a post-crash market, blending stability with growth.
Stock market’s not a fair win-lose game—taxes, fees, and inflation make it a paisa-pinching trap! Plan smart, trade less, and beat the costs to win big in this tricky Mirzapur-style battle.
Quirky blog on Indian logistics stocks—TCI Express, Snowman, VRL—beyond big names. Listed, vibrant, with Bollywood flair, they’re affordable picks for post-crash gains!
Did We Just Crack the Market?" showcases how Prysm’s predictive model accurately identified the 2024 peaks of major stocks.
India’s consumer discretionary sector is booming, fueled by rising incomes, changing lifestyles, and digital transformation.