CA.Ritesh Daga

#RVNL keep eye on this moving towards 250++ view negative below 190 #Stocks #Stockmarket #Stock #stockmarkets #sharemarket #StockTrading

Warned many time 👆now no spice left

SEBI to Delist Shell Companies - A Much Needed Move This is a very good move by SEBI Chairman. *1. Investor Protection, Especially Retail Investors:* For years, many listed companies with zero economic activity, no revenue, no business operations were just lying on the exchange. Their prices were easily manipulated by operators. The biggest victims are always retail investors who get trapped in these penny stock rallies hoping for multi-baggers. Delisting them will clean up the system. *2. Market Integrity & Transparency:* An exchange is for real businesses to raise capital. If a company has no business, it has no right to remain listed. This step will improve the overall quality of listed companies and boost trust in Indian markets. *3. Curbing Unauthorized & Illegal Activities:* This is not just about protection. Many of these shell companies are used for: - Money laundering & round-tripping of funds - Tax evasion - Creating fake turnover and manipulating balance sheets - Pump-and-dump schemes run via WhatsApp/Telegram groups Delisting them will help regularize and stop such unauthorized activities. *4. Better Resource Allocation:* Exchanges, depositories, and regulators spend a lot of time and resources monitoring these companies. Removing them will allow SEBI to focus on genuine companies and real investor grievances. *5. Sets a Strong Precedent:* This sends a clear message - Listing is a privilege, not a right. If you don't do business, you can't stay listed. Overall, this will make Indian markets safer, cleaner and more professional. Long-term positive for everyone. Kudos to SEBI for this. #stockmarket #stockmarkets #StockMarketIndia #sharemarket #capitalmarket #equitymarket

🚨‼️ Black Friday is here. Today $700 billion has been wiped out from gold and silver. Today $500 billion has been wiped out from the Asian stock market. After the Binance hack, $150 billion has been wiped out from the crypto market. Looking at the current fall in pre-market, $800 billion will be wiped out from the US stock market. In this way, a total of nearly $2.2 trillion has been wiped out from global markets, and Friday isn't even over yet. Today is a bloodbath - Gold, Silver, Asia, and Crypto are all down together, and US futures are pointing to a big red open because of the AI-spending panic + Binance hack.

#HDFC HDFC Bank has hit a 52-week low, with FIIs consistently reducing their stake. The stock has delivered almost zero returns over the last 7 years, and over the last 10 years, even fixed deposit returns have outperformed it. Invest wisely. #stockmarket #stockmarkets #stockmarketsindia #sharemarket #Niftylargecap #Nifty #equitymarket

Opening the road without proper planning and a detailed survey is a significant problem. At least some presence of mind is required. It is causing massive traffic jams during peak hours and public is suffering a lot. The authorities should exercise due diligence and plan properly. I kindly request you to think this through and find a workable alternative to manage the road so that people do not suffer.

Thank you IDBI Bank for proving Einstein wrong. -Money doesn't compound. It de-compounds. -IPO in 1995 at Rs.130, sold in 2026 at Rs.81 after 30 years of struggle, drama, and taxpayer-funded lifelines. Ultimate Sarkari PSU miracle. If there is a textbook case for why Sarkari banks should not be run like Sarkari departments, it's IDBI. #idbi #psu #stockmarket #stockmarkets #sharemarket #equitymarket #capitalmarket

*Ola Electric - Rs 1000 Cr Rights Issue @ Rs 27/share* - Board approved on 28th Sept, price fixed on *7th Oct (today)* at Rs 27/share - ∼26% discount to current market price - *Payment structure:* 60% on application = Rs 16.20, remaining Rs 10.80 later via final call - Bhavish Aggarwal pledged 4.32% stake to fund his participation - Use of funds: ~Rs 350 Cr debt repayment + Rs 400 Cr organic growth + rest for general corporate purposes 950d This comes 3 months after they did Rs 780 Cr QIP in June. Ola ka gola = dilution ka gola? Stock is already ∼50% below its IPO price of Rs 76. #ola #stockmarket #stockmarkets #sharemarket #stocks

Sterlite Tech 219 to 1050 around 5X journey in just 6 months time frame. 750 to 1050 in just 20 days...rocking mode...

Policy Bazaar all set to go to 3 digits marks. Around 48% corrected in last 6 trading days.

Massive FII Sell-Off Sends Shockwaves Across Dalal Street Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have turned highly cautious on India. After continuous selling in the range of Rs 3,000-5,000 Cr over the last few sessions, FIIs escalated their selling today with a massive net outflow of *Rs 10,148 Cr*. While Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) and retail flows have remained resilient, they are unable to fully absorb this foreign selling. This constant tug-of-war between strong domestic buying and aggressive FII selling is keeping the market under pressure. The current FII exodus is not driven by short-term global volatility, but by deeper structural headwinds: *1. Rising Tax Burden:* Steep hikes in LTCG, STCG and STT have significantly reduced net risk-adjusted returns for foreign investors, impacting India's competitiveness compared to other emerging markets. *2. Regulatory Overreach:* Frequent regulatory interventions, retrospective amendments and sudden rule changes have created policy uncertainty. For foreign allocators, this signals an unpredictable regulatory environment. *3. Weak Rupee & Poor Dollar Returns:* The rupee has depreciated steadily over the last two years, eroding actual gains. Nifty has delivered almost flat returns in dollar terms over a multi-year period, making it difficult for FIIs to justify paying premium valuations for India. *Bottomline:* Until tax clarity, regulatory stability and rupee stability return, FII flows are likely to remain volatile. #investing #sharemarket #stockmarket #stockmarkets #equitymarket #capitalmarket #fiis

ITC — The Dividend Trap 🧐 11 years. Same price. 250 to 500 and back to 250. Zero return. People hold it for 3-5% dividend, but 3-5% can't beat 6-7% inflation. If capital doesn't grow, dividend is meaningless. In real terms, you are losing. Dividend is not a strategy. Growth is what beats inflation, not dividend. Holding a dead stock just for dividend is not investing — it is just watching your wealth erode slowly. #STOCKMARKET #stockmarkets #sharemarket #capitalmarket #Equity #equitymarket #stocks #ITC

TATA ELXSI - A Classic Example of Emotional Investing Tata Elxsi: Rs. 500 to Rs. 10,800 to Rs. 3,100.Down 70% from top in 5 years. This is what emotional investing does. It was the most expensive stock even during the EV hype, performance was average, QoQ/YoY kept falling — but people waited for a miracle. Result: Capital stuck. Profit gone. Opportunity lost. Remember — Booking Profit & Booking Loss is an ART. Never marry a stock. And this is the biggest lesson the stock market teaches you. #stockmarket #stockmarkets #sharemarket #stocks #equitymarket #capitalmarket #Tataelxi

#TCS TCS is at an 8-year low. No return in the last 8 years. This is not long-term investing. Sometimes you need an exit strategy, even if it is a blue-chip stock. Blue-chip does not mean it is safe to hold forever. Leave aside FD return, TCS is in the negative zone if you adjust for inflation and opportunity cost. As I have mentioned in the past — check your portfolio regularly, just like you do a health check-up on a half-yearly or yearly basis. Holding a dead stock for 8 years is certainly NOT long-term investment. #stockmarket #stockmarkets #sharemarket #stocks #equitymarket #longterminvesting

*Why FIIs Are Continuously Selling India — The Real Reason* FIIs have been continuously selling in India, and that's why Nifty has been underperforming for the last few years. When the Government was re-elected in June 2024, the Union Budget in July 2024 made a major blunder. Not only was STT increased, but the biggest hit was: *LTCG increased from 10% to 12.5% and STCG from 15% to 20%.* Look at the result in the last 2 years — Nifty has given almost 7-8% negative return on a post-tax basis and has massively underperformed, even when global markets, especially the US, are trading at an all-time high. Why? Because India is still a small-cap market compared to a large-cap market like the US. If a large-cap market like the US is giving 12-14% CAGR post-tax, and a small-cap, high-risk market like India is giving negative or just 8-10% pre-tax return — and then you deduct STT, LTCG, STCG, plus USD-INR depreciation — why will any FPI/FII put money in India? Risk is too high here, especially with constant regulatory risk. Every day a new sector is targeted. *So what will work now?* In my view, Nifty large-caps will continue to underperform. Real outperformance will come from quality Midcaps, Smallcaps and Microcaps — where India still has growth. *My Definition of Long-Term:* Long-term does NOT mean "buy and forget." Long-term means reviewing your stocks every quarter, like a regular health check-up. It means doing a detailed sector and stock rotation review and checking performance consistently. And booking profits on a regular basis. In a nutshell — a long-term FD will never beat inflation. But a smart investment strategy will surely beat inflation and help you achieve your long-term vision and goals.

REGULATORY RISK. Everyone wants limelight. Everyone wants to show their power. Result? Stocks have lost their strength, Nifty is losing its breath. And on top of that - High LTCG & STCG by FM. Market me risk business ka nahi, regulator ka hai. #StockMarket #RegulatoryRisk

#Policybazaar PB Fintech (Policybazaar) corrects 34% intraday and re-tests its IPO price. Biggest correction to date. Investors crushed.A stark reminder for Indian markets: Regulatory risk outweighs business risk. One circular can erase years of compounding. #stockmarket #stockmarkets #stockcrash #stocks #stock #sharemarket

🛑 BREAKING: Nasdaq hits a fresh ALL-TIME HIGH, crossing 27,200 for the first time ever. And here in India? Our IT and Tech stocks are giving zero returns - in fact, many are badly corrected and making 156-week lows. Same sector, two completely different stories. #stockmarket #stockmarkets #sharemarket #equitymarket #ITSECTOR