Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today (17 November 2025) 🌍 Global Cues & Gift Nifty – How the day is setting up Overnight, global risk sentiment is slightly cautious. Brent crude has cooled to around $63.8 per barrel, giving back last week’s gains as Russian exports from the Black Sea hub resumed after a brief […]
Over the last few months, I’ve noticed something interesting whenever I chat with people who follow the stock market. Everyone, whether a beginner or someone with years of trading behind them, gets genuinely excited when a new IPO pops up. It’s like the entire market gets a mini festival—new companies, new stories, new price bands,
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📊Indian Markets Weekly outlook for Nov 17–21, 2025 Indian Markets Weekly View for the week of 17–21 November 2025 starts with a strong rebound in indices, firm global cues, sector rotation, and a busy IPO calendar. The week begins with a clear focus on Nifty 50 Weekly Levels, Bank Nifty Weekly Outlook, Sensex trends, commodity
Hook You installed a broker app… but now you see LTP, bid/ask, market vs limit, SL, GTT, DAY, IOC and a dozen charges. Where do you even begin? This lesson is your practical, step-by-step bridge from theory to action: set up the right accounts, understand costs, read the quote screen, and place your first order
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⭐ Five Indian Stocks to Watch After Q2 FY26 Results: BSE, Bajaj Finance, Eicher Motors, Narayana Hrudayalaya & Glenmark Pharma The Q2 earnings season has finally settled, and now that the dust has cleared a bit, some names stand out more sharply than others. Not because of noise, but because the stories beneath their numbers
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Indian Stock Markets Post-Market Report — 14 November 2025 Today’s session didn’t feel explosive, but it definitely wasn’t dull either. The market opened on the backfoot thanks to global weakness, spent most of the day moving sideways, and then quietly pulled itself up toward the close. If you walked around Dalal Street today, you could
