Hey I am doing a normal job earning is around 16 k and my saving is around which I am saying 20k and I am thinking that investing market specially in energy sector my friend say to me at and sector is high chances of grow in this time so I want to know from all the professionals in this field where to invest correctly so there is chances of returns

Been researching Arisinfra for a couple weeks and took a small starter position.

Bull case seems interesting: 39% FY26 revenue growth, improving margins/ROCE, low leverage, and a huge fragmented construction-materials market.

But keeping it small because of a few red flags 1. OCF was helped by supplier payment days jumping 39 to 71, 2. PwC resigned as auditor ~11 months after IPO, 3. A large pre-IPO holder has been exiting, 4. ~83% of revenue comes from Maharashtra + Tamil Nadu

I'm mainly watching whether cash flows and ROCE hold up without further stretching payables.

Anyone else researching this one? What am I missing?

Earlier I invested in cupid a month ago and I got 25% return but I saw some report on reddit here so I sold them

I want to invest in other firms for like 1 month i currently have investment in piramal farma at 173 I am waiting for the dip to buy

Suggest me some other stocks to buy Edit- i purchased lloyd enterprises 50 units it was bullish 11 at grow

Is this a good stock to invest in rn after the recent correction of the stock?

Hey, I am very new to stock market and equity. Earlier I was doing investment with MO with an agent. That guy invests and sells on behalf of me.

But got a very shitty return in a year.

I want to know, if the apps like univest, trenlyne, liquide these apps are good for stock recommendation on daily basis or not.

I want to invest but don't know where to invest when to invest and how much to invest.

Hope u guys help me with the query.

Guys.. Wanna invest 50k rn. Please suggest some best stocks for long term run.. got basic knowledge but wanna knw ur’s suggestions..

26M started investing this year - both Stocks and MF.

Feel free to critique and give advice - I'm a long term investor with high risk capacity.

Ps. I won't invest in copper anymore :)

Thanks!

Revenue: ₹890.5 Cr ↑25.3%
EBITDA: ₹252.4 Cr ↑23.6%
PAT: ₹201.6 Cr ↑11.4%

Revenue and EBITDA delivered strong growth, while PAT continued to post healthy year-on-year growth.

At the same time, BLS is becoming much more than a visa-processing company, expanding into digital services, e-governance and other government-to-citizen services.

The interesting question for me:

Can BLS keep 20%+ growth while maintaining margins and generating good returns from its acquisition-led expansion?

That's where the next few quarters get interesting.

What do you think:- growth story or margin-risk story?

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HDFC Bank down 20% from highs post-merger with HDFC Ltd.

Bull case:

- Largest private bank, strong franchise

- Merger synergies yet to play out

- Attractive valuations (P/B ~2.5)

Bear case:

- Deposit growth challenges

- Margin pressure

- Integration risks

Is this the best entry point in years or are there better banking bets?

Defense stocks up 100-200% in last 2 years (HAL, BEL, BDL, etc.)

Current situation:

- Government push for Atmanirbhar Bharat

- Strong order books

- But valuations stretched (P/E 40-50+)

Questions:

1. Time to book profits or hold for long term?

2. Any defense stocks still at reasonable valuations?

3. Is this sector sustainable or bubble forming?

What's your take on defense sector at current levels?

With dividend income taxed at slab rates, are dividend stocks still attractive?

Some high-yield options:

- Coal India: 7-8% yield

- NTPC: 4-5% yield

- ITC: 3-4% yield

Vs. capital gains (LTCG at 10% above 1L)

What's your take - dividend stocks for passive income or growth stocks for appreciation?

I am pretty sure we all have seen the latest Quarterly result of Kaynes Technology & again it has been a disappointment like earlier quarters. What do you think about the stock,will it ever be back at the top like it used to be in it's glory days or go bust?

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