Electric Vehicle Producing Companies: Part – 1
Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers in India: Part – 2
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in India: Part – 3
Companies Involved in R & D of Electric Vehicle: Part – 4
Raw Material Extracting Companies: Part – 5
Electric Vehicle Producing Companies In India
1) Mahindra
2) Tata Motors
3) Ashok Leyland
4) Maruti
5) Hero MotoCorp
6) OK Play India Ltd
7) JBM Auto
8) Goldstone Infratech
9) Olectra GreenTech
Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers in India: Part – 2
1) BHEL and ISRO
2) Exide Industries
3) Amara Raja Batteries
4) HBL Power Systems
5) High Energy Batteries
6) JSW Energy
Electric Car Charging Station Manufacturers part 3
1) Ola and Indian Oil
2) NTPC
3) Tata Power
Companies Involved in R & D of Electric Vehicle: Part – 4
1) BHEL and ISRO
2) L&T
3) High Energy Batteries:
Raw Material Extracting Companies: Part – 5
1) Hindustan Copper
2) MOIL
3) Graphite India
4) Hindalco
5) Vedanta
6) National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO)
7) Rain Industries
8) Himadri Speciality Chemical
9) Tata Chemicals
Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers in India: Part – 2
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in India: Part – 3
Companies Involved in R & D of Electric Vehicle: Part – 4
Raw Material Extracting Companies: Part – 5
Electric Vehicle Producing Companies In India
1) Mahindra
2) Tata Motors
3) Ashok Leyland
4) Maruti
5) Hero MotoCorp
6) OK Play India Ltd
7) JBM Auto
8) Goldstone Infratech
9) Olectra GreenTech
Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers in India: Part – 2
1) BHEL and ISRO
2) Exide Industries
3) Amara Raja Batteries
4) HBL Power Systems
5) High Energy Batteries
6) JSW Energy
Electric Car Charging Station Manufacturers part 3
1) Ola and Indian Oil
2) NTPC
3) Tata Power
Companies Involved in R & D of Electric Vehicle: Part – 4
1) BHEL and ISRO
2) L&T
3) High Energy Batteries:
Raw Material Extracting Companies: Part – 5
1) Hindustan Copper
2) MOIL
3) Graphite India
4) Hindalco
5) Vedanta
6) National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO)
7) Rain Industries
8) Himadri Speciality Chemical
9) Tata Chemicals
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Interview with Finance Secretary of India Ajay Bhushan Pandey on Cryptocurrency
RELIANCE_DEMERGER PLAN.pdf
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Reliance Demerger Plan
Too much coincidences today
- NSE was shut during trade for nearly 4 hours calling it Technical glitch.
- Crazy movement in stocks on BSE.
- NSE did not inform about market re opening late till auto square off by brokers.
- FM tweeted positive stuff for bank stocks 10 minutes after market reopened.
- Tomorrow is Monthly F&O Expiry.
Huge money made by few punters?
- NSE was shut during trade for nearly 4 hours calling it Technical glitch.
- Crazy movement in stocks on BSE.
- NSE did not inform about market re opening late till auto square off by brokers.
- FM tweeted positive stuff for bank stocks 10 minutes after market reopened.
- Tomorrow is Monthly F&O Expiry.
Huge money made by few punters?
crisil-yearbook-on-the-indian-dept-market-2021.pdf
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CRISIL Yearbook on the Indian Debt Market 2021
*FULL DETAILS FOR LIMITS ON DIFFERENT SEGMENTS APPLICABLE FROM 01 MARCH 2021*
Limits in Equity Segment:
Intraday
A group Stock – 8 times
B group Stock – 6 times
C group Stock – 4 times
Delivery
There is no change in Delivery Multipliers in cash segment, it will be same as what we have today.
A group Stock – 4 times
B group Stock – 3 times
C group Stock – 2 times
D & E group Stock – 1 time
Limits in Derivatives (FAO, CDS and MCX):
Intraday Limits will be maximum of 2 times of clients available deposit on any day in Intraday Product.
Deposit = Ledger Balance (Dr/Cr) + CUSA Stock Value + Pledge Stock Value + Un settled Purchase Value
** Stock value is after Exchange Haircut
Example:
In intraday, Client with deposit of 50 lac can take position up to margin of 1 crore(50 lac*2 times) at a time and can churn this multiple times during the day. Peak Margin Utilization for the day will be 1 crore out of which 50% has to be reported as clients available margin.
There is no change in Carry Forward limits in Derivatives, it is one time of Exchange margin as applicable today.
Clients should be clearly informed that aforesaid penalty provisions will commence from March 01, 2021.
Limits in Equity Segment:
Intraday
A group Stock – 8 times
B group Stock – 6 times
C group Stock – 4 times
Delivery
There is no change in Delivery Multipliers in cash segment, it will be same as what we have today.
A group Stock – 4 times
B group Stock – 3 times
C group Stock – 2 times
D & E group Stock – 1 time
Limits in Derivatives (FAO, CDS and MCX):
Intraday Limits will be maximum of 2 times of clients available deposit on any day in Intraday Product.
Deposit = Ledger Balance (Dr/Cr) + CUSA Stock Value + Pledge Stock Value + Un settled Purchase Value
** Stock value is after Exchange Haircut
Example:
In intraday, Client with deposit of 50 lac can take position up to margin of 1 crore(50 lac*2 times) at a time and can churn this multiple times during the day. Peak Margin Utilization for the day will be 1 crore out of which 50% has to be reported as clients available margin.
There is no change in Carry Forward limits in Derivatives, it is one time of Exchange margin as applicable today.
Clients should be clearly informed that aforesaid penalty provisions will commence from March 01, 2021.
What are Derivative markets?
Should you invest in future and options?
Find out here https://youtu.be/i-UitKm5_rg
Should you invest in future and options?
Find out here https://youtu.be/i-UitKm5_rg
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CapitalVia | Investor Education | Derivatives Market - Episode 1 | Understanding Derivatives
This video is the first episode to our #Derivative series. Here we will discuss about the basics of #DerivativesMarket.
Founded in 2006, CapitalVia Global Research Limited is an India based, SEBI registered financial market research and consulting company…
Founded in 2006, CapitalVia Global Research Limited is an India based, SEBI registered financial market research and consulting company…
Warren Buffett Predicts the Future (Preview Edition, 1.1).pdf
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Warren Buffett Predicts the Future
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The Pandemic's Uneven Effect on Consumer Spending
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Container Freight From Asia Surges
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The World’s Richest Families
Valued at USD 137 Billion, HDFC Bank has become the most valuable bank in the World, racing ahead of J P Morgan, HSBC and Citibank. The most valuable banks in the World are:
1. HDFC Bank - India
2. Wells Fargo (USA)
3. DBS Bank (USA)
4. BNP Paribas (France)
5. J P Morgan (USA)
6. Citibank (USA)
7. HSBC (U.K)
8. Barclays (UK)
9. Bank of America (USA)
10. Bank Santander (Spain)
Incidentally there is no Chinese bank in the top ten most valued banks in the World, whereas an Indian bank tops the list.
A really proud moment for all Indians.
1. HDFC Bank - India
2. Wells Fargo (USA)
3. DBS Bank (USA)
4. BNP Paribas (France)
5. J P Morgan (USA)
6. Citibank (USA)
7. HSBC (U.K)
8. Barclays (UK)
9. Bank of America (USA)
10. Bank Santander (Spain)
Incidentally there is no Chinese bank in the top ten most valued banks in the World, whereas an Indian bank tops the list.
A really proud moment for all Indians.
India's 100 unicorns.pdf
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India’s 100 Unicorns
Some facts about IPOs:
1. 479 IPOs since 2004 with offer size > INR 50crs raised about INR 3.8 trillion
2. 74% of such IPOs have underperformed Nifty
3. 54% of them trading below their listing price
4. Only 8% of the IPOs since 2001 have been > 5x, 75% of them got listed pre 2010
1. 479 IPOs since 2004 with offer size > INR 50crs raised about INR 3.8 trillion
2. 74% of such IPOs have underperformed Nifty
3. 54% of them trading below their listing price
4. Only 8% of the IPOs since 2001 have been > 5x, 75% of them got listed pre 2010
March 24th 2020
Nifty PE: 16
Market Cap: US$ 1.32 trillion
March 18th 2021
Nifty PE: 40
Market Cap: US$2.27 trillion
Panic and/or Euphoria
Nifty PE: 16
Market Cap: US$ 1.32 trillion
March 18th 2021
Nifty PE: 40
Market Cap: US$2.27 trillion
Panic and/or Euphoria
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Celebrity Brand Valuation Report 2020