Blue Star News

Blue Star Ltd stock has broken out of a Cup and Handle pattern. Experts suggest short-term traders can buy the stock for a target above Rs 2,000. The stock is trading above key moving averages, indicating positive momentum. A strong support is seen at the 100-Week Moving Average. The RSI is above 50, signaling positive market breath.

LG Electronics India shares: LG Electronics India's IPO debuted with a significant 50.4% premium, marking a strong start. This listing follows a trend of mixed performances for large Indian IPOs. Despite some past mega IPOs struggling, LG's debut highlights investor confidence. The company's brand strength and financial performance are key drivers. Analysts see continued growth potential for LG Electronics India.

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The Exchange has received the disclosure under Regulation 29(2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 for SBI Mutual Fund

On the face of it, the RBI’s job is to decide on monetary policy. But the fact is that, as a banking regulator, it has the ability to direct resources to areas it feels require attention. What it did on Wednesday will have far-reaching effects on the economy – which is why the stock market reacted the way it did. The fact that banks have been allowed to finance M&As suggests a confidence that the Indian banking system has reached a stage where it can handle the risk of backing an entrepreneur’s assumptions about a merger or an acquisition. The grounds are probably being laid for a much more confident India.

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Blue Star Ltdhas informed BSE that the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company is scheduled on 05/11/2025 ,inter alia, to consider and approve the Un-audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results (with limited review report) for the Second Quarter and Half Year ending on September 30, 2025, as required under Regulation 33(3) of the Listing Regulations

Mayuresh Joshi notes sectoral volatility in India’s stock market, but expects consumption and capital expenditure to drive growth. Key sectors include FMCG, consumer durables, infrastructure, manufacturing, and select NBFCs.

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Profit-taking occurred in consumption-oriented sectors. Analysts believe the rally in autos, consumer durables, FMCG, and metals will continue. Gains may be stock-driven. Cash-based buying is likely to resume. GST cuts aim to boost consumption before the festive season. Investor caution exists regarding inventory management. Management commentary is awaited on lower-GST products and demand.

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Stocks of some consumer-facing sectors have rallied in the past three days. The reason: A coming cut in GST rates will spur demand. On the face of it, there is nothing wrong with this assumption. The laws of economics say that lower taxes mean lower prices and lower prices mean higher demand. However, take the case of air-conditioners. If prices are cut next month, it does not mean an immediate demand spurt. Yes, it may have an impact by next summer. But if the summer is late and mild like this year, demand will be impacted. So, the impact of any GST rate cut comes with many ifs and buts. Similarly, there are sectors where the response needs to be rational rather than emotional. More than anything else, demand elasticity is the big factor when looking at GST.

Consumer durable shares rallied on Monday as hopes of a GST cut ahead of Diwali lifted sentiment. IFB Industries surged 20% to Rs 1,538.75, PG Electroplast rose 13.6%, Voltas 10%, Amber Enterprises 8.7%, and Blue Star 8.7%, driving sector-wide gains.

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As the broader indices, the Nifty and Sensex tell us what is happening in the market. But there are times when it is best to ignore them. Why? Because they can move up and down because of just one or two stocks. And they may have nothing to do with either the stock you have in your portfolio or the stock you are planning to buy. We are in those times. So, ignore what the Nifty and Sensex are doing and focus on what companies are saying and doing about their businesses. Our selected stocks for today depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars: Earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.

It’s been a while since a finance minister decided to put more money in the hands of consumers. This was done by making changes in the tax rate for individuals. Then the RBI reduced interest rates, which meant lower EMIs. Now, what will consumers do when they have more money in their hands? They will either spend more, or save more. The probability that they will spend more is higher. And when consumers spend more, the money comes back into the economy. Now, there is an established route by which money tends to flow back into the economy. It initially goes to some sectors and companies which tend to have more sales whenever consumers have higher spending power.

As investors, it is important to look at every sector and company and their operating and valuation matrices separately. This becomes even more important when volatility hits the street in an earnings season. Reason: Small corrections in the broader market indices could lead to sharper cuts in individual stock prices. Just because the stock price is moving up does not mean the business is also improving, and vice versa. To reiterate: Look at what is happening to the underlying business. If there is any improvement in the business, only then look at that stock.

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