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@Stockstudy8 is a well-known figure in the financial world, particularly in the Indian stock market. They are known for their expertise in technical analysis and have a significant following on social media platforms like Twitter.
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Easy way to Spot #BigMover Stocks using Breakout

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Important things to remember when drawing Trendline
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What could happen if the RBI doesn’t follow the Fed’s lead:

Cheaper imports: If the RBI keeps interest rates high while the Fed lowers theirs, the rupee could get stronger against the dollar. A stronger rupee means imports like oil, electronics, and machinery become cheaper. While that sounds great, there’s a downside—cheaper imports can lead us to buy more from abroad, which can put pressure on our foreign exchange reserves.

Expensive exports: A stronger rupee also makes Indian goods pricier in global markets. This is tough for exporters because when our goods are more expensive, demand drops. This can impact jobs in export-heavy sectors like textiles, agriculture, and IT services, which are crucial for employment, especially in rural and semi-urban areas.

The RBI’s main job is to keep inflation in check. They do care about the rupee, but their priority is to make sure prices don’t get out of control. Right now, overall inflation is within the RBI’s target range of 2-6%, but food prices are still a concern.
Because of this, the RBI might hold off on cutting rates for now. SBI Chairman C.S. Setty also echoed this, saying, “While the Fed rate cut would influence everyone, the RBI would be mindful of food inflation before deciding on interest rate cuts.”

So, in short, the RBI has a tough call to make. The Fed’s rate cut will definitely create ripples, but the RBI has to consider a lot—like inflation, the rupee’s value, and the state of our exports—before making a move. At the end of the day, it’s all about finding the right balance. The RBI’s next steps in the coming months will shape India’s economy, so it’ll be interesting to see what happens next.
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Retest panic done now towards 26111++
Breakout 25235
Retest panic till 24755
Now 25800 ++

RSI dek kar Short na Kare
Knowledge Upgrade kare ..Cycle & Trend ko Samjhe...

#TrendIsFriend is king 👑
#Momentum is king 👑

Cycle ko samjane ke lie ye video dekhe .
https://www.youtube.com/live/DtCigloqP_g?si=4on9s4y7cuIyQHGv


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Weekend Learning

High ROE Comapnies Generate higher value for their Shareholders
data : 2006 to 2024

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Word of the Day

Adjusted Gross Revenue

Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) is the money earned by telecom companies.

It is the revenue that they earn from providing their services.

As per rules, a part of this AGR is to be shared with the government.

The government takes this share to collect fees and charges such as spectrum usage charges (SUC) and licence fees.

There has been a long-standing dispute in India about how these AGR dues are collected.

Telecom companies have proposed that AGR fees should only be collected on revenue that they earn from their main services – such as call and internet.

On the other hand, there is an argument that AGR fees should be paid on revenue from other services as well (dividends, interest, etc).

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Weekend Homework

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List Of Stocks: Weekly #MACD crossed 0 & Stocks trading abv 200 sma D/W (Nifty500 index)

look for Price Breakout for another confirmation of upside..

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List of Stocks weekly Supertrend turn green... Reversal stocks
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Since the economic reforms of 1991, southern states like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and the newly formed Telangana have been pulling ahead. Together, they contribute about 30% of India's total GDP. That’s a big leap, especially considering these states weren’t always economic powerhouses. Telangana, for example, stands out with a per capita income nearly double the national average.

Western states like Maharashtra and Gujarat have been at the forefront for a long time. Maharashtra still holds the largest share of India’s GDP at around 13%, while Gujarat has been catching up fast, now accounting for 8.1% of the GDP. Gujarat is also one of the top states in terms of per capita income.
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News

➣ India’s defence production rose to an all-time high of Rs 1.27 lakh crore by value in 2023-24. India is now exporting defence products to more than 90 countries: Defence Minister.

➣ Digital loans in India rose 27% year-on-year in value to Rs 37,676 cr in April-June (Q1 2024). The average loan value also increased by 16% to Rs 12,997: Fintech Association for Consumer Empowerment (FACE).

➣ Ministry of Power has finalized the National Electricity Plan to meet the future demand of 458 GW by 2032. Under the plan, transmission lines will be expanded from 4.85 lakh km to 6.48 lakh km with an investment of Rs 9.15 lakh crore.

➣ KRN Heat IPO has been subscribed 24.09 times. Retail subscription: 23.96 times. Open till 27 Sept.

➣ Manba Finance IPO was subscribed 224.10 times. Retail subscription: 144.03 times. Closed for subscription.

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#Nifty 26111 On Your Screen ❤️

Breakout 25235
Retest panic till 24755
Now 26111 ++

#RSP #NiftyView

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India’s car market is still quite underdeveloped. As of FY24, there are only 26 cars for every 1,000 people in India. Compare that to 594 per 1,000 in the US or 183 per 1,000 in China, and you see the huge growth potential. As incomes rise, there’s plenty of room for Hyundai to grow.
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"The great Indian promoter sell-off"

Promoters of Indian companies—the founders and key insiders—have been offloading their stakes in a big way.
In 2024 alone, they’ve sold shares worth ₹1 lakh crore, the highest in the past five years. And if we look back a bit further, since April 2022, that figure jumps to ₹4.42 lakh crore!

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Weekend Learning

High ROE Comapnies Generate higher value for their Shareholders
data : 2006 to 2024

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"Things money can't buy:

1. Manners.

2. Morals.

3. Respect.

4. Character.

5. Common sense.

6. Trust.

7. Class.

8. Love.

9. Integrity."

Good morning
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