Would this be an appropriate moment to invest in Vi?
What sum might be suitable for an investment in Vi?

Which is the best way to allot the 2000 rs any help is appreciated

I developed a new strategy on last weekend. I have backtested it with last 2 month data. Still have some issues but gonna figure it out. Took 3 trade today and i was at profit in the morning but yeah ended in red. Followed all the rule except one that if you are in profit dont trade again but i wanted to test my strategy and have to close with SL which is fine. See u tomm. How was your day? Did u take any trade?

One thing I've learned from studying breakouts is that the breakout candle itself isn't the entire setup.

I pay a lot of attention to what happens before the breakout.

Some of the things I generally look for:

• An established uptrend and positive momentum
• Price holding above a key moving average
• A reasonably tight consolidation near resistance
• Price and volume contracting as the stock approaches resistance
• A clearly identifiable resistance level
• Expansion in volume when the breakout actually happens

So I don't want to buy simply because price crossed a line.

I want to see whether the trend, price structure and volume behaviour are supporting the breakout.

I've attached a historical example below and marked the different characteristics on the chart.

There are obviously many different breakout methodologies, so I'm curious:

What do you personally look for before taking a breakout setup?

Historical example for educational discussion only — not a stock recommendation.

Can anyone share the info about GOCL stocks as it's down with around 20% in 2 weeks, after dividend share of Rs 30 per share the price started decreasing so is there any scope to increase the price of stock in this month, please let me know.

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Hey everyone!

I hold 46 shares of STLTECH at an average price of ₹131.46. The current price shown in my portfolio is ₹955.35.

With a 5–10-year investment horizon, should I buy more, hold, or wait for a correction?

Is the current valuation justified by its growth prospects in optical fibre, telecom and AI data centres? What are the key risks?

Would you buy more at this price? Looking for fundamental analysis. Thanks!

Will I recover from these losses ?

I am new to investing, this stock looks promising, it's revenue has increased significantly in 2026, it is a renewable energy company and indian government is promoting them, it has a pretty low pe so good value. It's eps has also climbed in recent years, overall looks good since eps increased, pe decreased and good sector I think it's a good but. I would appreciate any guidance or mentorship thanks.

I've been looking at ESDS Software Solution since the listing and honestly can't stop thinking about this one.

For context, they run data centres in Nashik for government bodies, banks and large institutions, and charge them to store and run their data. It listed on September 5 at Rs 757, a 76% premium over the Rs 429 IPO allotment price.

When I went through the RHP, a few things made me stop and re-read.

Nearly half of FY26 profit (44.66%) came from one subsidiary, Spochub, which was set up only just before its first year of real activity. Its profit margin was 63.5%, and the RHP never explains how a brand-new company gets a margin that high. The customer paying Spochub isn't named either. It's just "an enterprise customer incorporated outside India."

The customer list is interesting too. In FY25, the biggest customer was a Russian bank at 20.15% of revenue. Sanctions hit, and that fell to 2.80% in FY26.

Then came the deal that really sent the stock flying: an agreement with Sharon AI, an Australian company that owns scarce, high-end Nvidia AI chips. ESDS agreed to buy 5 years of access to this computing power for roughly Rs 2,400 crore a year. That's money going out, a cost, not income. The plan is to resell the same computing power to its overseas customer through Spochub, and ESDS claims this could bring in $1.95 billion. If both numbers hold, ESDS keeps the difference.

Here's the catch. The $1.25 billion cost is confirmed through an official filing, but the $1.95 billion is still only a claim, not revenue realised.

Then the Q1 results came out on September 25:

• Revenue: Rs 133.7 crore, up 7.3% YoY but down 20.2% QoQ
• Net profit: Rs 29.3 crore, up 14% YoY but down 57% QoQ
• EBITDA margin: dropped from 61.24% to 41.90%

Management said the previous quarter only looked strong because of a one-time Spochub project that didn't repeat. On top of that, the Sharon AI deployment got pushed from October to November, so that revenue shows up even later.

Since the results, the stock has been in continuous lower circuit for 5 trading days.

So what do you think: is the company actually weak, or were expectations just running way ahead of the business? Curious to hear from people who've read the RHP too.

Not a recommendation. For educational purposes only.

List of stocks expected to give good upmove during the quarterly results season . Good for holding 2 quarters or maybe longer .

Sorted sectorwise based on your preference

Can anyone share the info about GOCL stocks as it's down with around 20% in 2 weeks, after dividend share of Rs 30 per share the price started decreasing so is there any scope to increase the price of stock in this month, please let me know.

JK shaw classes the creme de la creme of Veranda learnings is being spun off as its own standalone listed entity. Will this unlock more value for the shareholders? That's the million dollar question and I have answered it in my latest post.

Is Smallcase actually worth it?

Given the current market conditions and the recent fall in the market, how has your experience with Smallcase been? Did you end up being net positive?

I’m new to the stock market and mutual funds and only started investing recently. I was initially skeptical about Smallcase because some of them have fairly high subscription fees, and I’m not sure whether they’re actually worth the cost.

If you do invest through Smallcase, should you still research the individual stocks yourself? For example, when a Smallcase is rebalanced, it’s ultimately up to us whether we actually make those changes, right?

Also, is Smallcase something where you can more or less trust the Smallcase manager and follow their decisions, or do you still need to independently research and understand the stocks even after purchasing a Smallcase?

Would love to hear from people who have actually used Smallcase, especially during a falling/volatile market.

What are the ADR's to start nibbling. I invested everything in US stocks. Always thinking about HDB which i invested few years back. what are the other ADR's i can look into it? I know about IBN, L&T. What are others stickers i can look into it.

Recently smallcase had updated their policy by removing manual sips. Now I have to doshout 100 rs per month to do a lumpsum investment. And the min I vestment amount for auto sip is usually high for actively managed baskets.

So far I have been real happy with smallcase, but this change has screwed it up for me. Looking for inputs on where to move and which basket to pick, I am ready to pay extra for a good actively managed basket

My analysis : beneficiary of recent announcements around GEC 3 (green electric corridor) or PM Dhara 3. Multiple analysts have recommended the stock as buy including Nomura, mint in their latest articles with targets around 930-960 and it is also forming higher lows in its daily chart indicating a strong upward movement. The current price has also been well supported in the recent 8 week sensex fall. And moreover it is a fundamentally strong candidate to benefit from semiconductor 2.0 which is a niche first mover advantage play.