0.5% decent gap up , let’s wait for dusts to settle down n look for entry
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MONEY TIMES TALK
16.5.26
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Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display 'BUY', 'SELL' or 'HOLD' recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, Industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser.
As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 18, 22, 25, 27 & 29th May 2026.
Friday night closing: Dow -537 pts, Nasdaq -410 pts., S&P -93 pts. However, Gift Nifty closed in green at 23769 as Brent Crude declined sharply to $100.49. If crude falls further over the weekend and no negative developments emerge, Indian markets may remain strong on Monday.
As per market grapevine, stocks to watch include Anantraj, Artefact Projects, Black Rose Ind., Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances, Hester Biosciences, HFCI, IOLCP, Lehar Footwears, NSE SME KLL, Plastiblends India, Shiva Texyarn, SAIL, Somi Conveyor Beltings, VA Tech Wabag, Vodafone Idea and Yes Bank. Israel-Lebanon extending the ceasefire by 45 days is positive for bulls.
Data: USDINR at 96.13, lifetime low for Rupee. Negative for importers and Flls. Weak weekly closing in Nifty and Bank Nifty remains negative for bulls. As per market grapevine, inflation may rise sharply and demand may weaken in coming months.
Kind attention to FM & Government: Simplifying account opening, compliance and investment processes for NRIs can become a major source of long-term capital inflows into India. Government should also consider reducing STT and long-term capital gains tax to attract Flls, FPIs and NRIs.
Very Important: As per market grapevine, both old and new BSE websites remain very slow, with delays in opening quarterly results and other data. Technical and administrative departments should immediately improve bandwidth. and website speed. Investors facing issues may contact BSE Web Manager on 022-22728358/8594/8973/8249.
As per market veteran, trading is the only profession where overworking can make you poorer. Successful trading is not about predicting the future, but about discipline, risk management & sticking to strategy despite emotional pressure.
Wars ignite volatility. Volatility creates fear. Fear creates mispricing & mispricing creates opportunity. Markets reward courage only when backed by wisdom. Investors should avoid getting carried away in rallies or panicking during corrections because markets, money & life never move in a straight line. Greed during rallies & fear during declines often become the biggest reasons for losses. Every rise is followed by consolidation & every fall is followed by recovery. The real game in investing is about controlling emotions, not chasing prices. Wise investors ignore rumours, daily noise & temporary volatility and remain committed to their strategy. Stay humble in rallies & patient during declines because a calm mind is the biggest strength in investing.
Trading Rules: a) Be patient & wait for the right opportunity. b) Trade on your own ideas & strategy, not on tips. c) Never risk too much on one company or event. d) Think clearly about entry, profit booking & stop loss before taking
a trade. e) Markets move before fundamentals, so respect price action. f) Stay flexible & accept mistakes quickly. g) Buy on extreme weakness & sell on extreme strength. h) Avoid distractions & remain focused. i) Opportunities in markets never stop, so stay confident.
Take care; Most people buy insurance based on what agents sell instead of calculating what their family would actually need if income suddenly stops. If yearly family contribution is Rs.10 lakh & 20 earning years are left, income value itself crosses Rs.2 cr. Then a Rs.20-30 lakh policy may not be enough to protect lifestyle, education, EMIs & future goals. Insurance is not about policy count, but about proper income replacement.
16.5.26
₹
Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display 'BUY', 'SELL' or 'HOLD' recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, Industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser.
As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 18, 22, 25, 27 & 29th May 2026.
Friday night closing: Dow -537 pts, Nasdaq -410 pts., S&P -93 pts. However, Gift Nifty closed in green at 23769 as Brent Crude declined sharply to $100.49. If crude falls further over the weekend and no negative developments emerge, Indian markets may remain strong on Monday.
As per market grapevine, stocks to watch include Anantraj, Artefact Projects, Black Rose Ind., Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances, Hester Biosciences, HFCI, IOLCP, Lehar Footwears, NSE SME KLL, Plastiblends India, Shiva Texyarn, SAIL, Somi Conveyor Beltings, VA Tech Wabag, Vodafone Idea and Yes Bank. Israel-Lebanon extending the ceasefire by 45 days is positive for bulls.
Data: USDINR at 96.13, lifetime low for Rupee. Negative for importers and Flls. Weak weekly closing in Nifty and Bank Nifty remains negative for bulls. As per market grapevine, inflation may rise sharply and demand may weaken in coming months.
Kind attention to FM & Government: Simplifying account opening, compliance and investment processes for NRIs can become a major source of long-term capital inflows into India. Government should also consider reducing STT and long-term capital gains tax to attract Flls, FPIs and NRIs.
Very Important: As per market grapevine, both old and new BSE websites remain very slow, with delays in opening quarterly results and other data. Technical and administrative departments should immediately improve bandwidth. and website speed. Investors facing issues may contact BSE Web Manager on 022-22728358/8594/8973/8249.
As per market veteran, trading is the only profession where overworking can make you poorer. Successful trading is not about predicting the future, but about discipline, risk management & sticking to strategy despite emotional pressure.
Wars ignite volatility. Volatility creates fear. Fear creates mispricing & mispricing creates opportunity. Markets reward courage only when backed by wisdom. Investors should avoid getting carried away in rallies or panicking during corrections because markets, money & life never move in a straight line. Greed during rallies & fear during declines often become the biggest reasons for losses. Every rise is followed by consolidation & every fall is followed by recovery. The real game in investing is about controlling emotions, not chasing prices. Wise investors ignore rumours, daily noise & temporary volatility and remain committed to their strategy. Stay humble in rallies & patient during declines because a calm mind is the biggest strength in investing.
Trading Rules: a) Be patient & wait for the right opportunity. b) Trade on your own ideas & strategy, not on tips. c) Never risk too much on one company or event. d) Think clearly about entry, profit booking & stop loss before taking
a trade. e) Markets move before fundamentals, so respect price action. f) Stay flexible & accept mistakes quickly. g) Buy on extreme weakness & sell on extreme strength. h) Avoid distractions & remain focused. i) Opportunities in markets never stop, so stay confident.
Take care; Most people buy insurance based on what agents sell instead of calculating what their family would actually need if income suddenly stops. If yearly family contribution is Rs.10 lakh & 20 earning years are left, income value itself crosses Rs.2 cr. Then a Rs.20-30 lakh policy may not be enough to protect lifestyle, education, EMIs & future goals. Insurance is not about policy count, but about proper income replacement.
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