ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUT ALERT 13 Stocks Ended the Day Above Their Previous All-Time Highs 💠Steelcast 💠Man Industries 💠Engineers India 💠Ather Industries 💠Bharat Parenterals 💠Aimtron Electronics 💠Pearl Global Industries 💠Kabra Extrusiontechnik 💠Sedemac Mechatronics 💠Dynamatic Technologies 💠Spectrum Electrical Industries 💠Mcnally Bharat Engineering Co. 💠Investment & Precision Castings 25-09-2026

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24 stocks closed below their previous 52-week lows today. 🔻RIL 🔻UPL 🔻ICRA 🔻NSDL 🔻PGHH 🔻SJVN 🔻D.B. Corp 🔻Tata Elxsi 🔻Midweast 🔻PB Finetech 🔻Maruti Suzuki 🔻Eureka Forbes 🔻India Cements 🔻Vinati Organics 🔻Ircon International 🔻KPIT Technologies 🔻Britannia Industries 🔻AstraZeneca Pharma 🔻Latent View Analytics 🔻Reliance Infrastructure 🔻Max Financial Services 🔻Motherson Sumi Wiring 🔻Nucleus Software Services 🔻Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands 24-09-2026

ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUT ALERT 7 Stocks Ended the Day Above Their Previous All-Time Highs 💠Indo-MIM 💠GNA Axles 💠Allied Blenders 💠Kabra Extrusiontechnik 💠ESDS Software Solutions 💠Mcnally Bharat Engineering Co. 💠Investment & Precision Castings 24-09-2026

True Strength Is Quiet. False Greatness Is Loud. A truly wise, capable and strong person does not need to constantly praise himself, make exaggerated claims or make promises he cannot keep. He lets his work, character and results speak for him. Great leaders such as Dr. Manmohan Singh and Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam were known for their humility, knowledge and contribution rather than endless self-praise. History also reminds us, through figures such as Adolf Hitler, how dangerous exaggerated promises, personality cults and the politics of self-glorification can become when power is combined with deception and extreme ambition. A false image may impress people for a while. A loud promise may create excitement for a moment. But time eventually separates substance from show. A wise person does not need to repeatedly tell people how great he is. He proves it through his work.

There's a Japanese word | love: "GAMAN", the quiet strength of staying steady when life gets hard. It's choosing patience over panic, dignity over chaos, and calm over overwhelm👌

ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUT ALERT 19 Stocks Ended the Day Above Their Previous All-Time Highs 💠TBZ 💠Kross 💠Indo-Mim 💠Filatex India 💠Laurus Labs 💠NRB Bearings 💠SML Mahindra 💠Swan Defence 💠Veljan Dension 💠Man Industries 💠Engineers India 💠GNG Electronics 💠Apollo Hospitals 💠Divi's Laboratories 💠Tilaknagar Industries 💠Indo Count Industries 💠Milky Mist Dairy Food 💠Mcnally Bharat Engineering Co 💠Investment & Precision Castings 23-09-2026

IPO Reality: Investors take the risk and wait to see whether they actually make money. Meanwhile, the ecosystem around the IPO—investment bankers, advisors, exchanges and other service providers—earns substantial fees regardless of the investor’s eventual return. In the NSE IPO alone, 20 investment banks reportedly received ₹186 crore in fees and commissions. The question is simple: Investors earn—or don’t. But the service providers get paid either way.

A Strong Leader Understands the Taxpayer’s Pain A truly strong and responsible leader does not measure success by how much tax can be collected from citizens. Good governance means understanding people’s purchasing power, income levels and rising cost of living before increasing their tax burden. Taxes are necessary to run a country—but taxation should be fair, reasonable and sustainable, not so burdensome that ordinary citizens feel financially helpless. A government should support its people, understand their hardships and ensure that taxation does not undermine their ability to live with dignity. A strong government does not merely collect from its people—it creates conditions in which people can prosper.

When Hope Meets Reality Investors keep hoping for relief on LTCG, STCG and STT. They hope the Finance Minister will be replaced by someone who understands the economy and markets. They hope the government will recognize that a healthy capital market is vital for economic growth. They hope for genuine reforms focused on development, research, productivity, innovation and tackling corruption. But one by one, these hopes are being dashed. The growing perception is that meaningful economic and market reforms are simply not a priority. Hope keeps rising. Expectations keep falling. And the gap between the two is getting wider.

14 stocks closed below their previous 52-week lows today. 🔻PGHH 🔻Voltas 🔻Britannia 🔻Tata Elxsi 🔻Gujarat Energy 🔻Happiest Mind 🔻Rajesh Exports 🔻Vinati Organics 🔻Frontier Springs 🔻Reliance Infrastructure 🔻Tata Consumer Products 🔻Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals 🔻IRB Infrastructure Developers 🔻Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances 22-09-2026

ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUT ALERT 16 Stocks Ended the Day Above Their Previous All-Time Highs 💠TBZ 💠Indo-Mim 💠SML Mahindra 💠Welspun Living 💠JSW Infrastructure 💠Centum Electronics 💠Aimtron Electronics 💠Glass Wall Systems 💠Unimech Aerospace 💠Sansera Engineering 💠SMS Pharmaceuticals 💠Ind-Swift Laboratories 💠Shadowfax Technologies 💠Sigma Advanced Systems 💠Mcnally Bharat Engineering 💠Spectrum Electrical Industries 22-09-2026

ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUT ALERT 20 Stocks Ended the Day Above Their Previous All-Time Highs 💠TBZ 💠Indo-Mim 💠Aluflouride 💠Filatex India 💠Usha Martin 💠Laurus Labs 💠Shilpa Medicare 💠Bodal Chemicals 💠Centum Electronics 💠Unimech Aerospace 💠Acme Solar Holdings 💠Xtranet Technologies 💠Aegis Vopak Terminals 💠Valiant Communication 💠Kwality Pharmaceuticals 💠Shadowfax Technologies 💠Advanced Sigma Systems 💠Mcnally Bharat Engineering 💠Spectrum Electrical Industries 💠Ratnaveer Precision Engineering 21-09-2026

2047 Is A Vision — But Where Are The Milestones? If something could not be fully achieved during the last 12 years, simply promising that it will be accomplished over the next 21 years does not make it a certainty. In today’s fast-changing world, even the next few years can bring unexpected economic, technological and geopolitical realities. Instead of grand promises about 2047, citizens deserve clear, measurable targets every 5 years — with transparent progress reports and accountability. Vision is important. But measurable execution matters more.

A Bear Market Doesn’t Mean Every Stock Will Fall. And a Bull Market Doesn’t Mean Every Stock Will Rise. Even during a powerful bull market, some stocks decline or remain stuck for years. Likewise, even in a weak or bearish market, certain businesses and stocks continue to rise and create wealth. Markets move in cycles, but stocks do not move in unison. That is why broad market trends matter—but stock selection matters even more.

The Road to a Broad Market Rally Looks Difficult 📉 Inflation remains a concern, interest rates could stay elevated, FIIs continue to sell, geopolitical tensions remain high, and the rupee keeps facing depreciation pressure. Add rising government debt, a widening CAD, limited progress on productivity, R&D and innovation, and continued pressure on the economy. At the same time, the supply of equity is rising relentlessly through IPOs, OFSs and QIPs—creating additional pressure on the secondary market. With so many headwinds, expecting a broad-based bullish phase in the near term looks increasingly difficult. Yet one thing remains true: even in a weak market, select businesses and stocks can continue to outperform. The market may be struggling—but opportunities in individual stocks never disappear.

NSE IPO: From Grey-Market Euphoria to Reality Check 📉 The NSE story offers an important lesson for investors: Scarcity + hype + FOMO ≠ fair value. Before the IPO, unlisted NSE shares attracted huge premiums, with GMP touching much higher levels. But as the IPO approached, the premium started collapsing. From around ₹225 GMP after the price-band announcement to nearly ₹58 now — a sharp reality check even before listing. The NSE IPO is priced at ₹1,700–₹1,785, with a ₹22,562 crore offer for sale. The lesson is simple: 🔹 Grey-market price is sentiment, not intrinsic value. 🔹 A great business can still be an expensive investment. 🔹 Scarcity premium disappears once public price discovery begins. 🔹 Compare valuations with listed peers before paying a premium. 🔹 GMP can change rapidly and should never be treated as a guaranteed listing gain. NSE may be a remarkable institution. But the price you pay still matters. Hype creates expectations. The listed market creates price discovery. Don't confuse the two. (For information only. Not investment advice)

STT revenue crosses ₹40,000 crore, proving that tax hikes are paying off for the government—but at what cost to investors? Heavy taxation on trades makes markets unfavorable and stifles investment growth.

The Great Indian Bull Market Paradox A 2,370+ day bull market—but for a large section of investors, it hardly feels like one. 📌 Nifty 50: ~15.6% over 3 years 📌 Post Office 3Y TD: ~21.6% 📌 SBI 3Y FD: ~21.3% The bigger surprise: 🔻 56%+ of 2,800 stocks failed to beat a basic Post Office deposit. 🔻 32.5% actually lost money. 🔻 Even several heavyweight stocks underperformed sharply. 🔺 Yet, around 10% delivered 200%+ returns. That is the real paradox: A rising market does NOT mean every stock rises. The index may be near record highs, while individual portfolios can remain stuck—or even lose money. In a highly selective market, stock selection matters far more than simply being invested. A bull market can lift the index without lifting every investor.

The Great PSU Correction: 13 Public Sector stocks have dropped over 40% in the last 2 years. 🔻RVNL -60% 🔻Gujarat Energy -60% 🔻Ircon International -52% 🔻UCO Bank -51% 🔻IREDA -51% 🔻SJVN -50% 🔻IRFC -49% 🔻IRCTC -47% 🔻Central Bank -46% 🔻IOB -46% 🔻RCF -43% 🔻Railtel Corporation -43% 🔻REC -43% 19-06-2026