MARKET EXIT
Markets on alert for Biden exit as Trump-win trades mount
Portfolio recalibration began at the end of last week after Biden's contentious debate with Trump sparked concerns about the 81-year-old Democrat's suitability for another term.
Should you invest or exit the stock market now?
Chandan has been an equity investor for the past 15 years and has seen a couple of market cycles. However, he is not sure what lies ahead for the equity markets.
Sebi revises eligibility criteria for entry, exit of stocks in derivatives market
The regulator has introduced a Product Success Framework for single stock futures and options, aiming to enhance liquidity and participation in the derivatives market while ensuring market development, regulation, and investor protection. The framework will come into effect six months after the circular's issuance.
India probably needs to go back to ballots: Dipankar Bhattacharya
Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya suggested that India may need to return to ballot papers due to concerns regarding Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). During an interview with PTI editors, Bhattacharya expressed his worries about the alleged "saffronisation" of education and a stock market "scam" influenced by exit polls.
Open to probe, regulations will help doing business: Axis My India chief on alleged stock market manipulation through exit polls
Facing scrutiny, Axis My India's Pradeep Gupta supports regulations for pollsters to improve business practices and credibility. Calls demands to ban exit polls 'childish' and stresses the importance of regulations.
Stock market 'manipulation' claims: TMC MPs meet Sharad Pawar; NCP (SP) backs demand for probe
Exit poll stock market manipulation charges: A delegation of Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs met NCP president Sharad Pawar, seeking support for an investigation into alleged stock market manipulation post exit polls. This follows Rahul Gandhi's allegations against PM Modi and Amit Shah in what he called the "biggest stock market scam." The BJP denies the claims.
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TMC seeks meeting with SEBI chairperson, alleges 'stock market manipulation' after exit poll
The Trinamool Congress has written to the Securities and Exchange Board of India, alleging "stock market manipulation" through "misleading exit polls", and sought an appointment with SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch to discuss the issue. According to TMC sources, a delegation of party leaders will go to the SEBI office in Mumbai at 11.30 am on June 18 for which they have sought the appointment.
Plea in SC seeks Centre, SEBI to submit report in Jun 4 stock market crash
A plea filed in the Supreme Court calls for a detailed report on the stock market crash following the election results, with losses reaching billions. The plea seeks action to strengthen regulations and protect investors, citing concerns over market volatility and lack of change despite previous directives.
85 smallcaps offer double-digit returns in action-packed market week
It was a turbulent week in the market as investors went through a whirlwind of emotions. There was an initial surge in optimism after the exit polls, followed by a sharp downturn on election results day, and then a remarkable rebound. The bounce-back after the election results led to a significant recovery across various sectors, with 85 small-cap stocks registering double-digit gains for the week.
Market has no connection with political party, a crash is common: Sanjay Nirupam
Nirupam statement came after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Gandhi alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah had given "investment advice" to people during the campaign for the Lok Sabha polls and there was a loss of lakhs of crores to retail investors also due to "fake exit polls".
Rahul demands JPC on stock market 'Scam'
Rahul Gandhi demands JPC probe into ₹30 lakh crore stock scam involving PM Modi and Amit Shah giving investment advice. The scam led to a massive stock market crash on election result day, causing losses to investors.
Were exit polls rigged to manipulate stock market? MP seeks Sebi investigation
As the yawning gap between exit poll predictions and the actual election results led to huge losses in the stock market on Tuesday, Trinamool Congress' Rajya Sabha MP Saket Gokhale has asked Sebi to investigate whether BJP and poll agencies made crores by manipulating the stock markets via pollsters.
TMC MP asks Sebi to investigate stock market manipulation through exit polls
In a letter to Sebi chief Madhabi Puri Buch, TMC MP Saket Gokhale highlighted that while multiple exit polls predicted a landslide victory for the BJP, one exit poll reported "extremely strange" and "inflated seat numbers" for the party in several Indian states. This led to a sharp surge in the stock market on June 3.
Banks should still do quite well in long term: Prashant Jain
I think the markets have moved beyond that phase where they used to differentiate between PSUs and private. So, I think businesses are now getting discounted or they are trading as per the underlying fundamentals which I think is very good. So, I think while we still talk in terms of PSUs, non-PSUs, but markets are not differentiating between public and private enterprises anymore.
Bonds, rupee stage strong rebound on poll outlook
Government bond yields closed at their lowest in over two years, and the rupee saw its largest single-day gain since December, driven by exit polls predicting a strong NDA victory in the general elections.
Glitch at CDSL trips investors' exit plans
Stock market hits record highs but clients face trading issues due to CDSL system failure with TPIN authorization for selling shares.
GIFT Nifty rises 90 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Equity markets rallied over 3% after exit polls predicted NDA's third consecutive win, with experts expecting new highs and recommending focus on manufacturing, capex, infrastructure, and financials for long-term investment.
It's a party on Dalal Street as India m-cap soars to Rs 426 lakh crore
Indian equities surged to new highs on Monday as investors reacted positively to the likelihood of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) winning with a strong majority based on exit polls. Benchmark indices jumped over 3%, the biggest gain in four years.
Investors pour into India ETFs ahead of election result
Investors poured money into Indian company stocks ETFs ahead of Modi's predicted third-term win based on exit polls. India saw the largest inflow with $307.5 million, led by iShares MSCI India ETF. Market experts like Ashish Chugh from Loomis Sayles anticipate pro-growth policies under Modi's leadership.
Rs 1.4 lakh crore gain! Adani stocks zoom up to 16% as exit polls predict Modi's return
Adani Group stocks soared up to 16% as exit polls predicted a victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The conglomerate's combined market cap rose by nearly Rs 1.4 lakh crore, reaching Rs 19.24 lakh crore. Adani Power surged 16%, while other group entities also saw significant gains, nearing pre-Hindenburg levels.
22% 'volatility crush' on D-Street as exit polls scream Modi 3.0
India VIX plunges 22% as exit polls hint at NDA's strong win, boosting market optimism. Analysts anticipate a sustained rally with reduced volatility post-election outcome. Nifty and Sensex hit record highs, signalling bullish sentiment.
'Aayega To Modi' becomes new ATM strategy for stock investors before election result
Investors are capitalizing on the "Aayega To Modi" (ATM) strategy, as optimism surges with predictions of Prime Minister Modi's return. Bullish sentiment prevails, backed by favorable fundamentals and technicals, signaling potential gains across various sectors, particularly in infrastructure and manufacturing.
FPIs may cut bearish bets, releasing bulls on D-Street today
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) hold record bearish positions in index futures - mainly the Nifty - pegged at $2.8 billion, or ₹23,400 crore, in terms of contract value, according to Nuvama Research data.
Indian rupee, bonds expected to rally after exit polls signal Modi victory
The Indian rupee and government bonds are likely to strengthen following exit polls favoring Prime Minister Narendra Modi's National Democratic Alliance, potentially boosting market sentiment.
Likely Modi win to boost Indian infrastructure, manufacturing stocks
Indian shares set to open higher on Monday as exit polls project third term for PM Narendra Modi. Gift Nifty at 23,353 points, indicating Nifty 50 to open higher. Market sentiment boosted by exit polls favoring incumbent government.
Exit polls predict BJP win: How the markets may react on Monday
Market analysts expect public sector companies along with engineering, power, and banks also lead the rally on Monday. "Also, there could also be short covering by foreign investors, which would further add to the party on the street," said Gaurav Dua of Sharekhan by BNP Paribas. The bulls might take further steam from better-than-expected growth (8.2%) in GDP numbers, released late on Friday.
D-Street looks set for Modi rally tomorrow
After the last phase of the election ended on Saturday, exit polls showed the NDA winning with a comfortable majority. Votes will be counted on June 4. Though some exit polls have been inaccurate in the past, investors will take comfort from the fact that most are forecasting a strong show by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Nifty bulls scream 'Abki baar 24,000 paar' after exit polls predict Modi 3.0
Exit polls indicate a potential hat-trick win for PM Narendra Modi in Lok Sabha, boosting Nifty's rally hopes to cross 24,000. Market analysts foresee a surge if BJP secures victory on June 4.
Exit polls show Advantage BJP! D-Street to likely train its guns on these sectors
Exit polls favor Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led NDA faction. Sectors like railways, defence, infrastructure, and PSUs to gain focus. NDA expected to secure 350-plus seats in the upcoming election.
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