IFCI (CMP ₹106)
NSE IPO story still has legs.
Indirect stake via SHCIL (52.86% holding, which owns 4.4% of NSE) could alone be worth ~₹9,800 cr at ₹1,700 listing price - over a third of IFCI's current ₹28,000 cr market cap.
Value unlocking play, not a fundamentals story.
#IFCI #Investing
Instead of chasing #NSE in the grey market, #NSDL (CMP 821) could be the smarter play - it can pick up 15-20% momentum in the run-up to the NSE IPO itself.
Jayaswal Neco Industries Ltd (CMP 89)
A stock that fell from ₹84 to ₹2 and was left for dead is back at ₹89 after 17 years.
The comeback finally has volumes behind it, not just hope.
This company is doing ~₹600 Cr PAT. Price to Sales is at 1.10. Debt to Equity 0.74. ROE 18%. PE 15. Last 3 yrs FCF of 2800 Cr.
Market cap ₹8600 Cr.
#JayaswalNesco #Investing
Vodafone Idea's been left for dead below ₹20 since 2019 — but AGR relief, tariff hikes, and promoter infusion are quietly rewriting the survival story.
Rs 20 isn't just a level, it's the line between "penny stock" and "turnaround."
#VodafoneIdea#Investing#IDEA
7.8% GDP. Who pulled it?
Services 10%.
Banks, realty, IT, consultants 12.1% — main engine.
Shops, hotels, transport 8.5%.
Sarkari + defence 7.5%.
Factories 8.6%.
Manufacturing 9.2%, power 8.9%, construction 7.7%.
Farm 3.6%. Mining –2.4%. Primary only 2.9%.
Spending side: Households 7.1%. Sarkar day-to-day 4.3%. Investment (roads, plants, buildings) 11.9%
So 7.8% is not “sab kuch tez chal raha hai”. It is services + investment doing the work.
#GDP #IndianEconomy
They said GDP grew 7.8% last quarter. Sounds great, no?
See how they get that number.
First they count all the money earned at today’s prices — that grew 10.3%. Then they cut it down for inflation. The inflation they used this time? Only 2.3%. 10.3 minus 2.3 = 7.8. Simple.
Now look at what you and I actually paid.
Kirana, rent, school fees — retail inflation was 3.9%.
Factory stuff, fuel, raw material — wholesale was 9.4%.
Two-thirds economy runs on retail prices, some on wholesale. Mix them and inflation felt like 5.7% (9.4%*2/3), not 2.3%.
For three years the difference between their official inflation and this real-world mix never went beyond 1.9%.
This quarter the difference is 3.4%. Suddenly the official number became too soft.
If you use 5.7% instead of 2.3%, growth is only 4.4%.
Even if you give them the benefit of doubt and use their best old gap of 1.9%, inflation becomes 3.8%. Then growth is 6.3%. Call it 6.5% if you want. Still not 7.8%.
7.8% is statistical gymnastics. The number that matters is closer to 6.3% — or lower.
#GDP #IndianEconomy
They said GDP grew 7.8% last quarter. Sounds great, no?
See how they get that number.
First they count all the money earned at today’s prices — that grew 10.3%. Then they cut it down for inflation. The inflation they used this time? Only 2.3%. 10.3 minus 2.3 = 7.8. Simple.
Now look at what you and I actually paid.
Kirana, rent, school fees — retail inflation was 3.9%.
Factory stuff, fuel, raw material — wholesale was 9.4%.
Two-thirds economy runs on retail prices, some on wholesale. Mix them and inflation felt like 5.7% (9.4%*2/3), not 2.3%.
For three years the difference between their official inflation and this real-world mix never went beyond 1.9%.
This quarter the difference is 3.4%. Suddenly the official number became too soft.
If you use 5.7% instead of 2.3%, growth is only 4.4%.
Even if you give them the benefit of doubt and use their best old gap of 1.9%, inflation becomes 3.8%. Then growth is 6.3%. Call it 6.5% if you want. Still not 7.8%.
7.8% is statistical gymnastics. The number that matters is closer to 6.3% — or lower.
#GDP #IndianEconomy
India’s macro story right now:
GST collections — all time high
GDP growth — all time high
Inflation — under control
Infrastructure — top notch
Yet STT, STCG & capital gains tax remain untouched.
Exceptional taxes should stay or rise with exceptional returns — not when equity markets are struggling. Time to ease the burden on investors, @nsitharaman.
#StockMarket #investing
#CAS is not built for an illiquid market like India.
Same stock closing 3–4% apart on NSE and BSE.
Cash–futures gap blowing out 3–4% in 15 minutes.
@CNBCTV18Live@_anujsinghal
This problem often arises when you have theoretical knowledge rather than practical experience.
Copied US market but forget that we have thin liquidity due the multiple reasons:
1. India just restrciated to consumption and service economy.
2. Luxury taxes (STT/LTCG/STCG)
3. Compliances and more complicated compliance.
Something needs to be looked into. There’s no sync between BSE and NSE.
Adani Energy Solutions — BSE spot price ₹1463, NSE spot ₹1417
Any many stocks are witnessing the same.
That’s joke 🤡
#nifty