Lots of queries.. So my Answer 👇 #Nifty can touch 7700 level & 7300 is the 1st strong support according to my analysis and after that super strong level on charts is near 5500. Index investors, use these levels wisely & buy only in major dips. Note*:- Invest at your own risk

The anchors' read of Jio's tech, per the RHP: the core software running its 5G network is its own and serves 28.5 crore 5G users; some network equipment is bought from global suppliers, like every operator. ₹2.5 lakh crore of bids for an ₹8,110 crore book. #TechnologyIndia #SabkaJioIPO #MarketAnalysis

Domestic mutual funds reportedly took about 34% of Jio's anchor book, across 95 schemes at 25 fund houses. Insurers were also among the participants. Institutional participation is useful context, but your own investment decision should be based on research and risk tolerance. #SabkaJioIPO

If you step back and look at what Hindustan Zinc is pulling off right now, you have to give them credit for keeping a tight grip on their operations. When you dig into the numbers, the biggest story is how well they've managed to trim their production costs. Earlier in the year, everyone thought zinc production costs would sit somewhere between $975 and $1,000 per tonne. But they've managed to pull that down into the $825–850 range for the full year, and for the September quarter specifically, it dropped all the way to $703 per tonne. That kind of drop shows they are doing a really good job managing their internal costs. A lot of this comes down to getting good value out of their by-products, especially with global supply chains being disrupted. Interestingly, CFO Amit Gupta mentioned that high energy prices still added about a $50 per tonne penalty to their costs, meaning if energy prices hadn't been an issue, their numbers would look even better. Another huge part of the story is their silver business, which is quietly doing a lot of heavy lifting by accounting for 45% of total profits after a 141% jump in sales. Looking ahead, management indicates that costs might tick up slightly in the next two quarters, however, they are walking out of the second quarter (Q2) on a very strong 142% spike in net profit (₹6,412 crore) What do you think about their cost-cutting so far? Do you think they can keep costs below $850 if energy prices start acting up again later this year?

Jio's anchor quota is 30 times oversubscribed as it expands into cloud and AI fortuneindia.com/markets/ipo…

What makes Jio’s IPO interesting isn’t just the size of the demand. It’s the breadth of reported interest, spanning global asset managers, sovereign investors and India’s largest financial institutions. moneycontrol.com/news/busine…

PPFCF vs Axis Large & Mid Cap: The Mechanics Behind the Numbers A fund's CAGR shows the end destination. Its capture ratios explain the journey. Recent factsheet disclosures reveal an interesting contrast in how both funds participated across market cycles: Market Capture Ratios: • Upside Capture: Axis 101.8% | PPFCF 72.92% • Downside Capture: Axis 84.62% | PPFCF 43.70% These numbers reflect two distinct portfolio profiles: 1. PPFCF: Lower Historical Downside Participation With ~83.96% in equity and ~16% in cash/debt/other assets, PPFCF recorded a downside capture ratio of 43.70%. Its top 10 holdings accounted for ~51% of the portfolio. At the same time, it also captured less than three-fourths of benchmark rallies. 2. Axis Large & Mid Cap: Higher Equity Exposure Operating under a mandate requiring at least 35% allocation each to large-cap and mid-cap stocks, Axis had ~96.94% equity exposure and captured 101.8% of market rallies, while its downside capture was 84.62%. Reported trailing returns across the cited periods: • 3-Year CAGR: Axis 13.98% vs PPFCF 12.14% • 1-Year Return: Axis +3.09% vs PPFCF -4.07% The takeaway: This is not an apples-to-apples comparison of which fund is superior. It illustrates how different mandates and portfolio allocations can translate into different market participation profiles. Historical capture ratios and past returns do not predict future outcomes. When evaluating an equity fund, what matters more to your investment approach: greater participation in market rallies or lower participation in market declines? (Note: Based on reported factsheet metrics for educational purposes.)

Jio IPO: Price Band Set at ₹1,065–₹1,119 Per Share Jio Platforms’ proposed ₹30,188 Cr IPO is drawing attention, with The Economic Times reporting interest from global and domestic investors, including GIC, BlackRock, Allianz, Fidelity, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, LIC, SBI Mutual Fund, HDFC Mutual Fund and other major institutional investors. The anchor investor bidding is scheduled for October 19, followed by the public subscription opening on October 21, according to reports. Read more: m.economictimes.com/markets/…

They sold a profitable but under-capitalised PSU for Rs.769 crore and kept ~29%. That leftover stake is now worth over Rs.62,000 crore. Hindustan Zinc was transferred with management control to Vedanta roughly two decades ago. It was not loss-making at the time it reported a profit after tax of ₹169.22 crore in FY2001 and ₹67.96 crore in FY2002. However, it was operationally constrained and under-invested. Dividends from the residual holding have already crossed the original sale value. The company is today the world’s largest integrated zinc producer, with zinc output up more than 4x and silver production up 15x. Imports were replaced, exports rose, and taxes, royalties and jobs all increased. ICICI went private and is valued near Rs.9.88 lakh crore. IDBI stayed public, needed repeated capital and is valued around Rs.90,000 crore. With the IDBI Bank strategic sale now approved, the residual stake held by the government and LIC becomes the real test. The Hindustan Zinc experience offers a case study of how professional management and a retained minority stake can create substantial public value. Whether IDBI Bank delivers a comparable outcome remains to be seen. (General economic analysis & case study.) m.economictimes.com/markets/…

From Dhirubhai Ambani pioneering retail equity to Mukesh Ambani building national connectivity, Jio Platforms’ proposed IPO marks a significant milestone in India’s capital markets. Key facts on the proposed IPO: • Leadership: A new chapter in the Ambani family’s corporate journey, with Akash Ambani among Jio’s key leaders. • Digital scale: Jio carried approximately 60% of India’s wireless data traffic in FY2026, according to industry reports. • Capital structure: The ₹30,213 crore issue comprises up to 27 crore fresh equity shares, with no offer-for-sale (OFS) component. According to the RHP, proceeds are intended primarily to prepay borrowings at Reliance Jio Infocomm, with the balance allocated to general corporate purposes. Source: Economic Times m.economictimes.com/news/com…