FIIs lose clout in Indian stock markets as retail surges
In 2008, FIIs sold equities worth ₹53,000 crore and Nifty fell 35% while in first 74 days of current calendar year net selling by FIIs is ₹1.11 lakh crore and Index fell by just 9%.
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Women's Day: Financial Investment, still a man's world
A shocking 55% of women are either not investing or are clueless about their investments, says survey.
Shankar Sharma’s ‘Metaverse’, 'mental asylum' jab at stock market investors
Sharma's comment comes as the Indian benchmark indices opened in the red for the fourth session in a row, weighed down by geopolitical tensions and rate hike fears.
Taking Stock of Capex
Government's bet on infrastructure is pepping up capital goods, construction, cement, metals and banking stocks.
Sensex down 4,000 points: What should mutual fund investors do?
Midcap and small caps have witnessed higher volatility in the last few months after having outperformed in the last two years.
Stock markets have not peaked yet
Going by earnings and cash flow growth of Nifty companies, one can see that 17,000-18,000 today is cheaper than 12,500 of February 2020.
Over 100 new-age co. IPOs coming; Indian Indices to perk up
More than 37% of the money raised by IPOs YTD was through 7 new-age companies. The skewed weight of these IPOs shows the potential they have in unlocking the value of the Indian capital market.
FY21: A bumper fiscal for the bourses
The Covid-19 pandemic failed to affect the bulls’ spirits, as benchmark indices saw absolute annual gains between 75.2% and 117.2% while FPIs pumped in a record ₹2.74 lakh crore into equities.
YES Bank shares surge 58%
YES Bank ended the trading session 58% higher at ₹58.65 per share on Tuesday. The stock has gained over 150% in three trading sessions.
Market bleeds 2,700 points; SBI Cards listing bombs
The S&P BSE Sensex crashed over 2,700 points as the global selloff intensified. SBI Cards suffered a big blow and its shares listed at a discount of 13% amid widespread panic on Dalal Street.
