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Shree Cement Ltd Q3 FY26 Results:- Revenue 4800.52 Cr vs 4572.68 Cr (+4.98% YoY┃+0.83% QoQ) PBITDA 1092.83 Cr vs 1075.58 Cr (+1.60% YoY┃-5.21% QoQ) PAT 266.70 Cr vs 193.40 Cr (+37.90% YoY┃-13.55% QoQ) Other Income 145.52 Cr vs 110.78 Cr YoY & 178.92 Cr QoQ

*India Daybook – Stocks in News* *FSN E-Commerce Ventures Limited:* Net Profit at Rs 67.74 cr vs Rs 26.41 cr, Revenue at Rs 2872.26 cr vs Rs 2267.21 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Bharti Hexacom Limited:* Net Profit at Rs 473.70 cr vs Rs 260.90 cr, Revenue at Rs 2359.80 cr vs Rs 2250.70 cr (YoY) (Positive) *GNG Electronics Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 38.69 cr vs Rs 19.08 cr, Revenue at Rs 487.22 cr vs Rs 347.38 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Shreeji Shipping Global Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 32.47 cr vs Rs 13.79 cr, Revenue at Rs 197.93 cr vs Rs 152.19 cr (YoY) (Positive) *SBC Exports Limited:* Net Profit at Rs 11.20 cr vs Rs 3.58 cr, Revenue at Rs 104.45 cr vs Rs 72.04 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Hitachi Energy India Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 261.42 cr vs Rs 137.38 cr, Revenue at Rs 2082.21 cr vs Rs 1620.27 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Data Patterns (India) Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 58.30 cr vs Rs 44.66 cr, Revenue at Rs 173.13 cr vs Rs 117.04 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Suraksha Diagnostic Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 7.24 cr vs Rs 5.98 cr, Revenue at Rs 77.69 cr vs Rs 59.51 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Shivalik Bimetal Controls Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 22.18 cr vs Rs 18.24 cr, Revenue at Rs 134.23 cr vs Rs 123.28 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Vidya Wires Limited:* Net Profit at Rs 15.42 cr vs Rs 10.52 cr, Revenue at Rs 448.16 cr vs Rs 346.71 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Inventurus Knowledge Solutions:* Net Profit at Rs 183.3 cr vs Rs 129.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 815 cr vs Rs 657 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders:* Net Profit at Rs 879.78 cr vs Rs 807.04 cr, Revenue at Rs 3601.09 cr vs Rs 3143.62 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Goodyear India Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 24.63 cr vs Rs 9.48 cr, Revenue at Rs 606.91 cr vs Rs 631.72 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Sai Life:* Net Profit at Rs 100 cr vs Rs 54.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 556.0 cr vs Rs 440.0 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Viyash:* Net Profit at Rs 48.5 cr vs Rs 41.9 cr, Revenue at Rs 858.0 cr vs Rs 774.0 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Venus Pipes:* Net Profit at Rs 25.6 cr vs Rs 17.9 cr, Revenue at Rs 297 cr vs Rs 231 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Caplin Points:* Net Profit at Rs 163.8 cr vs Rs 138.9 cr, Revenue at Rs 543 cr vs Rs 493 cr (YoY) (Positive) *Kaynes:* Net Profit at Rs 76.6 cr vs Rs 66.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 804 cr vs Rs 661 cr (YoY) (Positive) *LIC:* Net Premium Income up 17.4% at Rs 1.26 Lakh crore, Net Profit at Rs 12,930 crore versus Rs 11,009 crore (Positive) *Hindustan Copper:* Company's dispute with SEPC has now been resolved (Positive) *Arvind Smartspaces:* Company adds a new residential high-rise project in Bengaluru with a top-line potential of Rs. 860 crore. (Positive) *Avenue Supermarts:* Company has opened 2 new stores in Karnataka & Haryana. The total number of stores on date stands at 447. (Positive)   *Cyient:* Company strengthens the leadership team with key appointments to accelerate technology-driven growth. (Positive) *Intellect Design:* Company Achieves Iso/Iec 42001:2023 Certification for Ai Management Systems; Validates Ai-First Business Impact Architecture for Financial Institutions; Ensures Governance, Transparency, and Operational Resilience. (Positive) *IRB Infrastructure Developers:* Company to Consider Issue of Bonus Equity Shares. (Positive) *Bharti Airtel:* Net Profit at Rs 6630.5 cr vs Rs 6791.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 53981.6 cr vs Rs 52145.4 cr (QoQ) (Neutral) *Astral Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 107.70 cr vs Rs 114.10 cr, Revenue at Rs 1541.50 cr vs Rs 1397.00 cr (YoY) (Neutral) *Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd:* Net Loss at Rs 3483 cr vs Profit Rs 4164 cr, Revenue at Rs 70108 cr vs Rs 94472 cr (YoY) (Neutral) *Gujarat Themis Biosyn Ltd:* Net Profit at Rs 12.46 cr vs Rs 12.97 cr, Revenue at Rs 43.37 cr vs Rs 39.52 cr (YoY) (Neutral) *Kirloskar Brothers Limited:* Net Profit at Rs 124.30 cr vs Rs 117.20 cr, Revenue at Rs 1116.20 cr vs Rs 1144.20 cr (YoY) (Neutral) *Hero Motocorp:* Net Profit at Rs 1348 cr vs Rs 1203 cr, Revenue at Rs 12328 cr vs Rs 10211 cr (YoY) (Neutral) *Berger:* Net Profit at Rs 271 cr vs Rs 296 cr, Revenue at Rs 2984 cr vs Rs 2975 cr (YoY) (Neutral) *JB Chem:* Narayan Saraf resigns as CFO of theCompany.

A politician visited an Indian village and asked what their needs were... ”We have 2 basic needs, sir,” replied the head villager. “Firstly, we have a hospital, but there’s no doctor.” On hearing this, the politician whipped out his cellphone, and after speaking for a while, he reassured the village leader that the doctor would be there the next day. He then asked about the second problem. “Secondly, sir, there is no cellphone coverage anywhere in the village.”

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*US President Trump:* - Just Completed An Excellent Telephone Conversation With President Xi, Of China - TSL - Discussed Trade, Military, April Trip That I Will Be Making To China - Discussed Taiwan, War Between Russia/Ukraine, Current Situation With Iran, Purchase Of Oil And Gas By China From us - I Believe There Will Be Many Positive Results Achieved Over Next Three Years Of My Presidency Having To Do With President Xi - Personal Relationship With President Xi, Is An Extremely Good One

BREAKING: India, GCC countries to sign terms of reference for FTA Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries include: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE 2026 is turning out to be a year of deals!

• Revenue expected at Rs 135 crore versus Rs 117 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 54 crore versus Rs 54 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 39.88% versus 46.16% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 40 crore versus Rs 44 crore   *GODREJPROP* YoY                   • Revenue expected at Rs 1297 crore versus Rs 968 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 119 crore versus Rs 27 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 9.22% versus 2.84% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 358 crore versus Rs 162 crore   *HEROMOTOCO* YoY               • Revenue expected at Rs 12228 crore versus Rs 10259 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 1805 crore versus Rs 1507 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 14.77% versus 14.70%   *IOC* QoQ                         • Revenue expected at Rs 181622 crore versus Rs 178628 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 15303 crore versus Rs 16245 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 8.42% versus 9.09% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 8152 crore versus Rs 7817 crore   *KAYNES* YoY                 • Revenue expected at Rs 1000 crore versus Rs 661 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 159 crore versus Rs 94 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 15.95% versus 14.22% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 116 crore versus Rs 66 crore   *LICI* YoY                           • Revenue expected at Rs 125407 crore versus Rs 117000 crore • EBIT expected to be seen at Rs 10891 crore versus Rs 11036 crore • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 12500 crore versus Rs 11008 crore   *MAXHEALTH* YoY                   • Revenue expected at Rs 2535 crore versus Rs 1868 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 645 crore versus Rs 499 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 25.44% versus 26.72% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 396 crore versus Rs 312 crore   *NYKAA* YoY                   • Revenue expected at Rs 2858 crore versus Rs 2267 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 209 crore versus Rs 140 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 7.31% versus 6.20% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 61 crore versus Rs 26 crore   *PAGEIND* YoY                           • Revenue expected at Rs 1386 crore versus Rs 1313 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 304 crore versus Rs 302 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 21.99% versus 23.04% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 214 crore versus Rs 204 crore   *PFC* QoQ                         • NII expected at Rs 5252 crore versus Rs 5289 crore • EBIT expected to be seen at Rs 5543 crore versus Rs 5781 crore • EBIT margin expected to be seen at 106.06% versus 87.97% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 4616 crore versus Rs 4461 crore   *POWERINDIA* YoY                   • Revenue expected at Rs 2213 crore versus Rs 1620 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 318 crore versus Rs 166 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 14.37% versus 10.30% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 226 crore versus Rs 137 crore   *TVPM* YoY                     • Revenue expected at Rs 72976 crore versus Rs 113575 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 1112 crore versus Rs 13043 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 1.52% versus 11.48% • Net Loss expected to be seen at Rs 3640 crore versus Profit Rs 5477 crore   *UNOMINDA* YoY                     • Revenue expected at Rs 4925 crore versus Rs 4184 crore • EBITDA expected to be seen at Rs 553 crore versus Rs 457 crore • EBITDA margin expected to be seen at 11.24% versus 10.92% • Net profit expected to be seen at Rs 299 crore versus Rs 232 crore

Bro Tip- Option Buying के खेल में सबसे कड़वा सच यही है कि यहाँ समय यानी Time आपका सबसे बड़ा दुश्मन होता है। एक ऑप्शन बायर के लिए सिर्फ मार्केट की दिशा सही होना काफी नहीं है बल्कि टाइमिंग भी सटीक होनी चाहिए क्योंकि ऑप्शन का प्रीमियम बर्फ की सिल्ली की तरह होता है जो हर गुजरते मिनट के साथ पिघलता रहता है। खासकर एक्सपायरी के दिन तो यह खतरा कई गुना बढ़ जाता है जहाँ अगर मार्केट थोड़ा भी रुका या साइडवेज हुआ तो प्रीमियम इतनी तेज़ी से गिरता है (Time Decay) कि बायर को संभलने का मौका भी नहीं मिलता। यही वजह है कि ऑप्शन बाइंग को पूरी तरह से एक Momentum Game माना जाता है यानी आपको पैसा तभी मिलेगा जब मार्केट में रफ़्तार हो। बायर को ट्रेड में घुसते ही एक तेज़ मूव चाहिए होता है अगर मोमेंटम नहीं है तो वहां रुकने का कोई मतलब नहीं बनता। इस तेज रफ़्तार वाले खेल में अपने कैपिटल को बचाने और प्रॉफिट को घर ले जाने के लिए TSL (Trailing Stop Loss) ही वो सबसे महत्वपूर्ण नियम है जिसे फॉलो करना अनिवार्य है। TSL यह सुनिश्चित करता है कि बाज़ार के अचानक पलटने पर भी आपका बना-बनाया प्रॉफिट हाथ से न जाए क्योंकि ऑप्शन बाइंग में जो प्रॉफिट स्क्रीन पर दिखता है उसे घर लें जाना ही सबसे बड़ा हुनर है। Jai Kedar..Kripa Apaar 🖤🐴

*Every Line Tells a Story* - *Days* bring *Volatility.* - *Weeks* offer *Glimpses.* - *Months* show *Trends.* - *Years* build *Wealth*.📈 - *Decades* create *Legacies*.💰💰 *In Summary* - The longer you stay, the clearer the picture becomes.

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🚨 Union Budget FY 2026–27 | Key Allocations 🇮🇳 💡 India’s growth priorities clearly visible! 📚 Education – ₹1,39,289 Cr 🏥 Health – ₹1,06,530 Cr 🛡️ Defence – ₹7,84,678 Cr 🚆 Railways – ₹2,81,377 Cr 🌾 Agriculture – ₹1,40,528 Cr 🏡 Rural Development – ₹1,97,023 Cr 🛣️ Roads & Highways – ₹3,09,875 Cr 🔬 Science & Technology – ₹38,260 Cr 🚀 Space – ₹13,705 Cr 📊 Clear focus on infrastructure, defence, rural growth & future technologies. 📈 Long-term India growth story looks strong! 🇮🇳✨

📢 Important Update on STT (Securities Transaction Tax) As clarified by Income Tax India, the recent revision in STT applies only to Futures & Options (F&O) trading. 🔹 Revised STT Rates Futures: 0.05 Options: 0.15 🔹 Key Highlights STT has not been increased on equity delivery or other segments. The total transaction volume in F&O is over 500 times India’s GDP. India’s GDP stands at approximately ₹300 lakh crore. F&O trading volume exceeds ₹1.5 lakh lakh crore, reflecting extremely high speculative activity. 📌 Rationale Behind the Change The increase in STT is aimed at curbing excessive speculative trading in the derivatives segment, while keeping long-term investing unaffected. ✅ All other STT rates remain unchanged. 📈 Long-term investors should stay focused on fundamentals, not short-term noise.

Union Budget 2026-27 Update Budget focus would be on Economic Growth, Fulfilling of Aspirationof People, Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas. Presenting Union Budget 2026-27. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says," Since we assumed office 12 years ago, the country's economic trajectory has been marked by stability, fiscal discipline, sustained growth and moderate inflation. This is the result of conscious choices we have made even in times of uncertainty and disruptions." Government focus on affordable cost bio pharma for critical diseases. Electronic manufacturing budget would be almost doubled and schemefor mining. Government to focus on textile sector with series of announcements FM Sitharaman proposes setting up of 3 dedicated chemical parks to enhance domestic production, reduce import dependency Government allocated Rs 12.2 lakh crore as CAPEX FY26-27 forinfrastructure

🚨 Reality Check Before Budget Media is busy discussing FM’s saree colours… Meanwhile retail investors are losing BIG in markets Portfolios are bleeding Volatility is rising Smart money is positioning quietly This is not the time for distractions This is the time for market-focused decisions 🔥 Budget will decide the next trend ✅ Either relief rally ❌ Or deeper pain Retail doesn’t need headlines… Retail needs actionable policy + market stability Stay alert. Stay prepared.

SILVER – historical moves 📉 Jan 1980 Silver fell from ~$48 to ~$34 (≈35%) after the Hunt brothers bubble burst ⏳ Took ~31 years to revisit the $48 level (2011) 📉 May 2011 Silver dropped from ~$49 to ~$32 (≈27%) after the commodity super-cycle peak ⏳ Took ~14–15 years to move back above $49 📉 2025–26 cycle Silver made a fresh all-time high near $120+, followed by a sharp correction to ~$75 (≈38%) 🧠 The real question now is will the history repeat itself?

Silver is down ~30% from the top. Question is simple: Correction… or the start of a real dump? The global silver market is tiny, roughly $30–40B a year. That’s small enough for a large sovereign, cartel, or coordinated funds to move violently. And history is very clear. Every major silver spike: 1980 2011 2020–21 Looked absolutely convincing in real time. Each time, the story felt different. But each time, the ending was the same: parabolic move → violent collapse → regulatory tightening. So what changed this time? Silver doesn’t move because of retail. It moves when funds pile into the same narrative. Once silver shows up on “bull trend” screens: Commodity indices rebalance and ETFs see mechanical inflows Momentum funds chase price, not fundamentals. But every bull run needs a story ; something believable. So the narratives arrived: Solar EVs Electrification Silver categorised as “Critical metals” theme. Sounds solid… until you check the numbers. Reality check: EVs consume ~2% of global silver. Solar installations are already slowing Demand growth did not justify a 5× move. But the narrative did its job and it justified higher prices. The real fuel came later. In Jan 2026, China shifted silver exports to a licensed-only system, creating temporary supply bottlenecks. Funds saw: Low visible inventories Tight near-term supply A perfect squeeze setup. That’s when positioning and not fundamentals pushed silver from $80 to $120. Now the problem with moves driven by positioning? They unwind the same way. And remember: When global giants start dumping, there is no support, no resistance ; only liquidity holes.

*News Headlines from Business News Agencies:* *Business Standard*   📝 BPCL seeks $10-12 per barrel discount on Venezuelan crude for viability 📝 Travel, insurance emerge as biggest spends of Indian households in CY25 📝 Skymet says El Nino might strengthen in middle of Indian monsoon this year 📝 IBM signs 10-year lease for 230,000 sq ft office space in Gurugram 📝 Nestle India logs strongest volume growth in 5 years, net rises 45% 📝 Govt's plan to allow bond lending remains stalled over tax uncertainties 📝 Facebook India profit jumps 28% to ₹647 cr in FY25 on strong revenue growth 📝 Vedanta targets listing demerged units on Indian exchanges by mid-May: CFO 📝 Indian households add Rs 53 trillion to equity wealth in five years 📝 Godrej Properties buys 8.5 acre land in Pune for ₹2k cr housing project 📝 India-EU FTA to help diversify trade, give more mkt to exporters: Moody's *Economic Times* 📝 India’s forex reserves up by $8 billion to $709.41 billion as of January 23 📝 India's April-December fiscal deficit at Rs 8.55 lakh crore, narrows on-year to 54.5% of FY26 aim 📝 $500 billion crisis fund may be tapped for defence: ESM chief 📝 CARE Ratings revises Vodafone Idea outlook to ‘Positive’ on AGR relief, capex plan 📝 SBI General Insurance 9M FY26 gross direct premium grows 15%, PAT at Rs 522 crore 📝 OPEC+ set to extend oil production pause till March amid soaring prices, sources say 📝 NALCO posts rise in quarterly profit on higher aluminium prices 📝 Indoco Remedies gets USFDA nod to sell generic epilepsy medicine 📝 Perplexity signs $750 million AI cloud deal with Microsoft, Bloomberg News reports 📝 Strides Pharma Q3 Results: PAT rises over 2-fold at Rs 208.12 crore 📝 HAL expands civil footprint with Yakovlev partnership *Mint* 📝 Indian REITs outperform Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong with 8.9% returns 📝 Sebi, IFSCA in talks with EU watchdog to unlock clearing house re-recognition 📝 Lodha braces for strong Q4 launches amid more supply by peers 📝 NTPC Q3 results: Profit rises 8% YoY to ₹5,597 crore 📝 Paytm braces for near-term Ebitda hit as digital payment infra incentive lapses 📝 Amazon in talks to invest up to $50 billion in OpenAI 📝 LME faces one-hour trading glitch amid sharp swing in metal prices 📝 IndiGo, Air India, Akasa to add 240 aircraft in two years 📝 Fiscal deficit target may be 4.2-4.3% for FY27: Shriram Wealth MD 📝 India eyes US LNG stakes as energy geopolitics reshapes partnerships 📝 Indian Oil to raise energy bets as ties reset