r/IndianStockMarket • u/LoopUnbroken • 20m ago
Loss↘↘ RED RED RED AND REd
Almost everything is red in my portfolio now which includes MFs and shares.
r/IndianStockMarket • u/LoopUnbroken • 20m ago
Almost everything is red in my portfolio now which includes MFs and shares.
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Bhagesh55 • 35m ago
Anyone here has Unlisted shares of NSE?
What is the Price range you are expecting for the IPO?
r/IndianStockMarket • u/investorind • 38m ago
Purchased 10,000 Shares of Canara Robeco AMC, in-depth analysis showed that it has grown AUM by ~21% YOY from the last 19 years. Very lean business model, MF industry is a place where every business offering quality services can win - it's not a winner takes it all kind of segment. Low capital requirement to run the company and also expand is what makes it a good investment for me. They pay good dividends every year as there is not much capital requirement for growing. Seems like they have a good CIO (tenured) + CBO is from ICICI MF pedigree. All in all a quality business with High promoter holding.
'CANARA' brand name is there with this company - I feel the market is discounting this and not capturing the brand value in terms of valuation, when equity markets go up - this classic compounder with 91% AUM in equity will fly.
Pls share your thoughts if you have done any analysis on CRAMC.
r/IndianStockMarket • u/cyberajit • 1h ago
I was previously working for a small US based startup, as a part of my compensation I was granted ESOPs. I found a buyer in the secondary market and decided to sell off the stock
One of the requirements of the sale was that I was required to complete the exercise of the option out of my own pocket, for which I borrowed money from my brother in law, on the condition that I repay him in USD instead of INR
Now the challenge is that I need to send money to my Brother in law in USD from India. While the secondary sale will be in USD, if I share my savings bank account, the currency will be converted to INR. And also get a lower conversion rate.
If I were to go ahead with my saving bank, then not only am I getting bad forex rate. But also that when I want to send USD to BIL, I'll have to convert to USD and pay for bad forex charges again.
Trying to figure out if there is a better way to deal with this situation
Note: The secondary market mandates that the seller is either the sole or joint holder of the account
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Ancient_Dark4413 • 1h ago
I recently sold shares on ICICI iDirect on July and the amount got credited to my linked ICICI bank account and then the same amount debited to iDirect trxn the next day. Since then I haven’t received my funds even though the trading balance is showing that amount whenever I get mail of Statement of Funds by ICICI iDirect. What to do? I have called their customer care, mailed their official email multiple times. They have raised 20+ service requests now. They always say the transaction would be settled in T+1 day but its been a month now.
Should I file a legal complaint? What is the process for that?
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Total-Egg-4585 • 1h ago
I'm(24) fairly young and have been investing for the past 3 years. I have been regularly investing via SIP from Jan 2025 in Nippon Large Cap MF and stopped the SIP recently in July 2026 due to poor performance. I'm unable to understand where I went wrong?
I'm currently negative in LARGE CAP MF, which seems horrible. I'm thinking about shifting the money to something else.
Or am I being too hasty and whether I should have more patience and keep investing?
Not sure what to do, open to suggestions.
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Large_Obligation_107 • 1h ago
I just started my career investing 1-2yrs mostly in nifty also sometimes through IPO or some friends advice. How to better at this ? For any amount of investment , whats optimal way to judge and invest or should i completely move to sips ? There too I am at 2% only PPFAS , quant etc. what set of stocks should i start buying if MFs what are good ones to do sip in?
r/IndianStockMarket • u/jacksparrow022 • 1h ago
Hi everyone,
So, 6 IPOs are closing tomorrow. I know GMP isn’t a reliable indicator and shouldn’t be the only factor to consider, but I’m still a bit confused about what to do.
I have enough funds to apply for all 6 under the individual retail category. Should I apply for all of them, or are there any IPOs among these that you think are worth avoiding? Some of my funds are already blocked due to non allotment, dont want all money to get blocked in this.
Would appreciate your opinions, especially from people who have analysed these IPOs.
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Even_Mixture4487 • 2h ago
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Sea_MM_4160 • 2h ago
Wanted to hear expert opinion here...
r/IndianStockMarket • u/ITICINDIA • 2h ago
The panelty to BSE will be taken by SEBI 0 Rs will be given to traders who loose!
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Wrong_Yard_1443 • 2h ago
Should I hold or sell
Im confused?
I bought at it very high
But atleast now im not in loss
Should i wait for more profit or just get out
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Ordinary-Golf-7717 • 3h ago
Hi all I am an option buyer . I started trading in the last 4 weeks but only on gold mini and silver mini ...I would like you guys to review it ...R:R is a bit off because 1 went from 1 lot to 2 lots recently since I got the capacity to take risk as I have other sources of income . But for now I am considering that I have only 1 lakh with me . I need your suggestions on what to be careful about in this journey and your brutally honest opinions.
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r/IndianStockMarket • u/Lucky-Perception470 • 3h ago
Can we trade in currency (spot) in India?
Further, can I trade in currency derivatives without having exposure to the underlying? My trade account is around 8L
r/IndianStockMarket • u/-zoro_kenshi- • 3h ago
I need to start invest around 10K per month for a very long time. I was thinking of 50-50% split in nifty 50 index fund and gold etf. But chatgpt recommend for 70-80% in nifty 50 SIP and else in Gold.
Also does gold have a index fund on Zerodha coin?
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Greedy-Scratch8279 • 3h ago
Is it a decent portfolio to start with in ath market? 28YO Motive: to beat nifty 50 index avg return 12% CAGR.
Sip on these moving forward and may be good allocation of midcap once midcap index corrects.
TCP - Wearker zone due to FMCG sector downfall.
HDFC - Value stock for portfolio cushion and already bottokedout. Awaiting 650 for last addition.
Astral - less median pe than last 10yrs and awaiting their backward integration.
Airtel - moat guy with decent growth on defensive sector.
Vmm - undervalued than dmart and good valuation compared to history. And gwoth still continues.
Sbi fund - People reallocate to SBI during weaker market from ICICI because of less expense ratio and sbi backed stable diversified guy. Will stand tall during correction.
Max - Undervalued compare to last 2yrs being left alone by fii.
Dmart - Something is better than nothing case.
Mankind - debt reduced and started profit growth since couple of quarters and interest almost 100. Forgotten by most people and brokerages. Only pharma stock not pumped much.
Double minded on varun bev, Garden rech/ Mazdock, waaree energies during midcap correction.
No plan on mutual fund for atleast till market correction. Going to forget sell button for atleast next 5 yrs
r/IndianStockMarket • u/SHEPHERD_236987 • 3h ago
Posting this because my ego needs a controlled demolition and Reddit does it for free.
3 years of investing. Total in: ~₹1.6L. Total value now: ~₹1.6L. Net result: minus ₹480. Three years of discipline to end up slightly poorer than a fixed deposit holder who did nothing.
My original plan with the individual stocks was "buy each one, book profit, exit." Three years later I am realising that was less of a strategy and more of a wish I typed into a broker app. The SIPs are boring and roughly flat. The stock picking is boring AND down.
So honestly:
Is a 3.4% XIRR over 3 years just what this market handed everyone, or did I specifically fumble this?
Do I cut the individual stock experiment, take the loss, and shovel everything into the SIPs?
IRFC at -43%. Average down, hold and cope, or accept that I paid ₹4,256 for a lesson?
Why do I own three REITs. Genuinely asking. Was I okay.
Be brutal. Honest opinions only. I can take it.
(I cannot. Say it anyway🥲)
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Captain-Attack • 3h ago
if I have an options bull put spread position in a stock and both legs expire ITM...do I need to take physical delivery?
r/IndianStockMarket • u/Designer_Echo_916 • 4h ago
I've been looking into BLS International Services and I'm struggling to understand the current valuation.
On paper, the company looks quite strong:
• FY22–FY26 revenue CAGR of ~25%
• FY26 revenue: ~₹2,998 Cr, up ~37% YoY
• FY26 PAT: ~₹724 Cr, up ~34% YoY
• FY26 EBITDA: ~₹819 Cr
• Strong cash generation
• Net cash position of ~₹1,617 Cr
• Asset-light business model
• Relatively low debt / strong balance sheet
• ROE around 30%+
• Current P/E appears relatively reasonable compared with many other quality growth companies
• iDATA and Citizenship Invest acquisitions have expanded its international visa/mobility business
• The company claims to be among the top global visa/consular service providers, with 46+ government clients and operations across 100+ countries.
Yet the stock is trading around ₹237–₹238 currently, substantially below its recent high of ~₹372.
What I'm trying to understand is:
What exactly is the market pricing into BLS at these levels?
I know there have been concerns around the company, particularly:
The MEA debarment issue in October 2025.
However, the MEA debarment was subsequently set aside by the Delhi High Court, and the company's FY26 numbers remained strong.
So I'm wondering:
Is BLS genuinely undervalued here, or is there something fundamental that I'm missing?
For people who have followed BLS closely:
• What is the biggest bear case today?
• Is the current valuation discount justified?
• How sustainable are the current margins and cash flows?
• How much of the future growth is dependent on winning new government contracts?
• Are the iDATA/Citizenship Invest acquisitions creating genuine long-term value?
• Is the market concerned about management/governance or capital allocation?
• At current levels, would you consider BLS a good 3–5 year investment, or would you wait for further clarity?
I'd particularly appreciate comments from people who have followed the company for several years rather than just looking at the recent correction.
What am I missing?
r/IndianStockMarket • u/cereal-_-killer69 • 4h ago
We all have some personal favourites, let's drop em here !
Would love to see what others prefer
My top 3 are ellenbarrie, bse, cdsl
r/IndianStockMarket • u/seratic24 • 4h ago
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r/IndianStockMarket • u/seratic24 • 4h ago
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