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FINANCIAL FEVER
Financial fever is a new series, particularly curated for young and enthusiastic investors who are eager to learn. The series entails a detailed description of the top gainers and losers in the stock market indices i.e. NSE Nifty and BSE Sensex. We also provide insight on recent updates of the commodity market and forex.
MARCH
WEEK 4: 22 March- 28 March
NIFTY- TOP GAINERS
TATA STEEL
The board has approved the conversion of 7.02 crore partly paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each into fully paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, against which the first and final call money of Rs 461 per share has been received, making the share prices go up. The decision was finalised after 24/03/21 after which one can observe a general upswing in the graph.
BAJAJ FINSERV
The board, on 26/03/21, announced that they would be paying the dividends on equity shares on Wednesday, 26th April 2021. This comes up after their revised dividend policy was widely seen as pro-shareholders. The decision correlated with the upward movement observed on the last day of trading.
ASIAN PAINTS
Asian Paints is increasingly focusing on becoming a complete home improvement player which is expected to positively increase its revenue. There is an expectation that rural demand will remain buoyant as villages transform into tier 2 or 3 towns, as people look forward to home improvement projects with favourable interest rates.
HINDALCO
Hindalco is the world’s largest aluminum rolling company. The outlook for the company looks positive which is being supported by favourable China trade data and supply constraints. As China looks to slash its output to meet its emission cutting programme, Indian metal companies are expected to benefit.
TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors’ prospects look bright as its JLR line bets on Indian Luxury car segment with a prime focus on EVs. The company is also trying to ride the heightened demand of personal and commercial vehicles as the economy heals after the pandemic. The rise in the importance of a secure personal space due to the pandemic will only help Tata motors to ride upwards.
TATA STEEL
The board has approved the conversion of 7.02 crore partly paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each into fully paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, against which the first and final call money of Rs 461 per share has been received, making the share prices go up. The decision was finalised after 24/03/21 after which one can observe a general upswing in the graph.
BAJAJ FINSERV
The board, on 26/03/21, announced that they would be paying the dividends on equity shares on Wednesday, 26th April 2021. This comes up after their revised dividend policy was widely seen as pro-shareholders. The decision correlated with the upward movement observed on the last day of trading.
ASIAN PAINTS
Asian Paints is increasingly focusing on becoming a complete home improvement player which is expected to positively increase its revenue. There is an expectation that rural demand will remain buoyant as villages transform into tier 2 or 3 towns, as people look forward to home improvement projects with favourable interest rates.
HINDALCO
Hindalco is the world’s largest aluminum rolling company. The outlook for the company looks positive which is being supported by favourable China trade data and supply constraints. As China looks to slash its output to meet its emission cutting programme, Indian metal companies are expected to benefit.
TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors’ prospects look bright as its JLR line bets on Indian Luxury car segment with a prime focus on EVs. The company is also trying to ride the heightened demand of personal and commercial vehicles as the economy heals after the pandemic. The rise in the importance of a secure personal space due to the pandemic will only help Tata motors to ride upwards.
TATA STEEL
The board has approved the conversion of 7.02 crore partly paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each into fully paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, against which the first and final call money of Rs 461 per share has been received, making the share prices go up. The decision was finalised after 24/03/21 after which one can observe a general upswing in the graph.
BAJAJ FINSERV
The board, on 26/03/21, announced that they would be paying the dividends on equity shares on Wednesday, 26th April 2021. This comes up after their revised dividend policy was widely seen as pro-shareholders. The decision correlated with the upward movement observed on the last day of trading.
ASIAN PAINTS
Asian Paints is increasingly focusing on becoming a complete home improvement player which is expected to positively increase its revenue. There is an expectation that rural demand will remain buoyant as villages transform into tier 2 or 3 towns, as people look forward to home improvement projects with favourable interest rates.
HINDALCO
Hindalco is the world’s largest aluminum rolling company. The outlook for the company looks positive which is being supported by favourable China trade data and supply constraints. As China looks to slash its output to meet its emission cutting programme, Indian metal companies are expected to benefit.
TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors’ prospects look bright as its JLR line bets on Indian Luxury car segment with a prime focus on EVs. The company is also trying to ride the heightened demand of personal and commercial vehicles as the economy heals after the pandemic. The rise in the importance of a secure personal space due to the pandemic will only help Tata motors to ride upwards.
TATA STEEL
The board has approved the conversion of 7.02 crore partly paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each into fully paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, against which the first and final call money of Rs 461 per share has been received, making the share prices go up. The decision was finalised after 24/03/21 after which one can observe a general upswing in the graph.
BAJAJ FINSERV
The board, on 26/03/21, announced that they would be paying the dividends on equity shares on Wednesday, 26th April 2021. This comes up after their revised dividend policy was widely seen as pro-shareholders. The decision correlated with the upward movement observed on the last day of trading.
ASIAN PAINTS
Asian Paints is increasingly focusing on becoming a complete home improvement player which is expected to positively increase its revenue. There is an expectation that rural demand will remain buoyant as villages transform into tier 2 or 3 towns, as people look forward to home improvement projects with favourable interest rates.
HINDALCO
Hindalco is the world’s largest aluminum rolling company. The outlook for the company looks positive which is being supported by favourable China trade data and supply constraints. As China looks to slash its output to meet its emission cutting programme, Indian metal companies are expected to benefit.
TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors’ prospects look bright as its JLR line bets on Indian Luxury car segment with a prime focus on EVs. The company is also trying to ride the heightened demand of personal and commercial vehicles as the economy heals after the pandemic. The rise in the importance of a secure personal space due to the pandemic will only help Tata motors to ride upwards.
TATA STEEL
The board has approved the conversion of 7.02 crore partly paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each into fully paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, against which the first and final call money of Rs 461 per share has been received, making the share prices go up. The decision was finalised after 24/03/21 after which one can observe a general upswing in the graph.
BAJAJ FINSERV
The board, on 26/03/21, announced that they would be paying the dividends on equity shares on Wednesday, 26th April 2021. This comes up after their revised dividend policy was widely seen as pro-shareholders. The decision correlated with the upward movement observed on the last day of trading.
ASIAN PAINTS
Asian Paints is increasingly focusing on becoming a complete home improvement player which is expected to positively increase its revenue. There is an expectation that rural demand will remain buoyant as villages transform into tier 2 or 3 towns, as people look forward to home improvement projects with favourable interest rates.
HINDALCO
Hindalco is the world’s largest aluminum rolling company. The outlook for the company looks positive which is being supported by favourable China trade data and supply constraints. As China looks to slash its output to meet its emission cutting programme, Indian metal companies are expected to benefit.
TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors’ prospects look bright as its JLR line bets on Indian Luxury car segment with a prime focus on EVs. The company is also trying to ride the heightened demand of personal and commercial vehicles as the economy heals after the pandemic. The rise in the importance of a secure personal space due to the pandemic will only help Tata motors to ride upwards.
TATA STEEL
The board has approved the conversion of 7.02 crore partly paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each into fully paid-up equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, against which the first and final call money of Rs 461 per share has been received, making the share prices go up. The decision was finalised after 24/03/21 after which one can observe a general upswing in the graph.
BAJAJ FINSERV
The board, on 26/03/21, announced that they would be paying the dividends on equity shares on Wednesday, 26th April 2021. This comes up after their revised dividend policy was widely seen as pro-shareholders. The decision correlated with the upward movement observed on the last day of trading.
ASIAN PAINTS
Asian Paints is increasingly focusing on becoming a complete home improvement player which is expected to positively increase its revenue. There is an expectation that rural demand will remain buoyant as villages transform into tier 2 or 3 towns, as people look forward to home improvement projects with favourable interest rates.
HINDALCO
Hindalco is the world’s largest aluminum rolling company. The outlook for the company looks positive which is being supported by favourable China trade data and supply constraints. As China looks to slash its output to meet its emission cutting programme, Indian metal companies are expected to benefit.
TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors’ prospects look bright as its JLR line bets on Indian Luxury car segment with a prime focus on EVs. The company is also trying to ride the heightened demand of personal and commercial vehicles as the economy heals after the pandemic. The rise in the importance of a secure personal space due to the pandemic will only help Tata motors to ride upwards.
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NIFTY- TOP LOSERS
INDIA BULLS HOUSING
Indian bulls housing share took a hit this week amid the massive sell off in the Indian market and bears taking the charge. The shares have declined due to intense competition in the most secured lending segment. The decrease in the interest rates is also affecting its profit margin.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
IOC shares also fell highly as the oil sector saw a decline in their prices due sell off in Indian market. The whole trend of the oil companies was bearish and thus IOC fell from its weekly open of 98.75 to close at 90.9.
ZEE ENTERTAINMENT
Shares of Zee Ltd. fell highly due to overall selling pressure also due to rejection of its plea by the supreme court to seek stay on Induslund Bank’s demand of Rs.83 crore.
ONGC
ONGC shares also saw massive sell off as the negative candles were adjacent to high volume trading. The oil sector also stayed weak due to global bearish trend.
POWER GRID CORPORATION
The shares of power grid limited also saw a decline due to bearish Indian market pressure as Nifty declined from it 15k to 14,500 levels, the bearish pattern formed on the power grid further sustained its massive sell off in the Indian market and news related to acquisition further enhanced it.
INDIA BULLS HOUSING
Indian bulls housing share took a hit this week amid the massive sell off in the Indian market and bears taking the charge. The shares have declined due to intense competition in the most secured lending segment. The decrease in the interest rates is also affecting its profit margin.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
IOC shares also fell highly as the oil sector saw a decline in their prices due sell off in Indian market. The whole trend of the oil companies was bearish and thus IOC fell from its weekly open of 98.75 to close at 90.9.
ZEE ENTERTAINMENT
Shares of Zee Ltd. fell highly due to overall selling pressure also due to rejection of its plea by the supreme court to seek stay on Induslund Bank’s demand of Rs.83 crore.
ONGC
ONGC shares also saw massive sell off as the negative candles were adjacent to high volume trading. The oil sector also stayed weak due to global bearish trend.
POWER GRID CORPORATION
The shares of power grid limited also saw a decline due to bearish Indian market pressure as Nifty declined from it 15k to 14,500 levels, the bearish pattern formed on the power grid further sustained its massive sell off in the Indian market and news related to acquisition further enhanced it.
INDIA BULLS HOUSING
Indian bulls housing share took a hit this week amid the massive sell off in the Indian market and bears taking the charge. The shares have declined due to intense competition in the most secured lending segment. The decrease in the interest rates is also affecting its profit margin.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
IOC shares also fell highly as the oil sector saw a decline in their prices due sell off in Indian market. The whole trend of the oil companies was bearish and thus IOC fell from its weekly open of 98.75 to close at 90.9.
ZEE ENTERTAINMENT
Shares of Zee Ltd. fell highly due to overall selling pressure also due to rejection of its plea by the supreme court to seek stay on Induslund Bank’s demand of Rs.83 crore.
ONGC
ONGC shares also saw massive sell off as the negative candles were adjacent to high volume trading. The oil sector also stayed weak due to global bearish trend.
POWER GRID CORPORATION
The shares of power grid limited also saw a decline due to bearish Indian market pressure as Nifty declined from it 15k to 14,500 levels, the bearish pattern formed on the power grid further sustained its massive sell off in the Indian market and news related to acquisition further enhanced it.
INDIA BULLS HOUSING
Indian bulls housing share took a hit this week amid the massive sell off in the Indian market and bears taking the charge. The shares have declined due to intense competition in the most secured lending segment. The decrease in the interest rates is also affecting its profit margin.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
IOC shares also fell highly as the oil sector saw a decline in their prices due sell off in Indian market. The whole trend of the oil companies was bearish and thus IOC fell from its weekly open of 98.75 to close at 90.9.
ZEE ENTERTAINMENT
Shares of Zee Ltd. fell highly due to overall selling pressure also due to rejection of its plea by the supreme court to seek stay on Induslund Bank’s demand of Rs.83 crore.
ONGC
ONGC shares also saw massive sell off as the negative candles were adjacent to high volume trading. The oil sector also stayed weak due to global bearish trend.
POWER GRID CORPORATION
The shares of power grid limited also saw a decline due to bearish Indian market pressure as Nifty declined from it 15k to 14,500 levels, the bearish pattern formed on the power grid further sustained its massive sell off in the Indian market and news related to acquisition further enhanced it.
INDIA BULLS HOUSING
Indian bulls housing share took a hit this week amid the massive sell off in the Indian market and bears taking the charge. The shares have declined due to intense competition in the most secured lending segment. The decrease in the interest rates is also affecting its profit margin.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
IOC shares also fell highly as the oil sector saw a decline in their prices due sell off in Indian market. The whole trend of the oil companies was bearish and thus IOC fell from its weekly open of 98.75 to close at 90.9.
ZEE ENTERTAINMENT
Shares of Zee Ltd. fell highly due to overall selling pressure also due to rejection of its plea by the supreme court to seek stay on Induslund Bank’s demand of Rs.83 crore.
ONGC
ONGC shares also saw massive sell off as the negative candles were adjacent to high volume trading. The oil sector also stayed weak due to global bearish trend.
POWER GRID CORPORATION
The shares of power grid limited also saw a decline due to bearish Indian market pressure as Nifty declined from it 15k to 14,500 levels, the bearish pattern formed on the power grid further sustained its massive sell off in the Indian market and news related to acquisition further enhanced it.
INDIA BULLS HOUSING
Indian bulls housing share took a hit this week amid the massive sell off in the Indian market and bears taking the charge. The shares have declined due to intense competition in the most secured lending segment. The decrease in the interest rates is also affecting its profit margin.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
IOC shares also fell highly as the oil sector saw a decline in their prices due sell off in Indian market. The whole trend of the oil companies was bearish and thus IOC fell from its weekly open of 98.75 to close at 90.9.
ZEE ENTERTAINMENT
Shares of Zee Ltd. fell highly due to overall selling pressure also due to rejection of its plea by the supreme court to seek stay on Induslund Bank’s demand of Rs.83 crore.
ONGC
ONGC shares also saw massive sell off as the negative candles were adjacent to high volume trading. The oil sector also stayed weak due to global bearish trend.
POWER GRID CORPORATION
The shares of power grid limited also saw a decline due to bearish Indian market pressure as Nifty declined from it 15k to 14,500 levels, the bearish pattern formed on the power grid further sustained its massive sell off in the Indian market and news related to acquisition further enhanced it.