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UniHealth Hospitals' upcoming flagship facility, UMC Hospitals, Nashik, has received its official Hospital Registration, with patient services expected to commence in the coming weeks. Dhruv Consultancy Services received LOA for 36-month railway project management services worth Rs.19.34 cr. and for PMC of Rs.30.14 lakh rail over bridge project in Kanpur Dehat for 12 months. Indraprastha Medical Corporation trades at a PE multiple of 19.2x vs. industry average of 46.05x, making it relatively undervalued within the hospitals space and positioning it for potential re-rating. Tata Power Co. is an integrated energy utility across generation, transmission, distribution and retail. Its FY26 PAT hit a record Rs.5,118 cr. driven by efficiency gains, Mundra resolution, 11.6 GW renewable portfolio, strong solar rooftop growth and 7,000+ EV charging stations. Stock looks well positioned at current levels. Quality Power Electrical Equipments operates in energy transition equipment and high-voltage power solutions. It is expanding capacity in transformers and reactors to support renewable integration and has acquired 100% stake in Winwin Speciality Insulators, strengthening its capabilities. Univastu India is an EPC infrastructure company. Order book crossed 1750 cr. with L&T, IRCON, Pune Metro and JV orders. Sales grew 172.5% YoY and PAT rose 150% with strong cash flow and improving working capital. Recently secured a 93 cr. JV order. Stock looks highly undervalued. Expleo Solutions' Al and digital transformation focus is driving scalable growth across regions and services, improving efficiency and client engagement. FY26 EPS at Rs.90. Stock trades at 9.2x P/E vs peers 24x, making it a convincing bet. Rajapalayam Mills backed by Ramco Group, holds investments worth Rs.3162 cr. in group companies. It posted Q4 EPS of Rs.32.2 and FY26 EPS of Rs.124.5. Stock trades at a PE of 6.5x vs peers 25x, looks undervalued. Hindalco is undertaking a massive global investment of up to USD 14.4 billion (Rs.1,35,000 cr.) across India and USA (Novelis) and has partnered with Embraer S.A. Brazil for aerospace opportunities. Small equity with high operating leverage (Equity to Sales 1000x) makes it a strong value proposition. Pace Digitek has bagged Rs.710 cr. order from NLC India Renewables, taking total energy orders to Rs.9780 cr. The long-term outlook is strong. Sharda Cropchem clocked 55% higher Q4 EPS of Rs.35.3 and 124% higher FY26 EPS of Rs.75.5 reflecting strong operating leverage. Share trades at a P/E of 11.5x. Its long-term outlook is bright. IIFL Finance posted 182% higher Q4 EPS of Rs.13.8 and 333% higher FY26 EPS of Rs.39.1. It has free reserves of Rs.13835 cr. against equity of Rs.85 cr. reflecting a strong balance sheet. The medium-term outlook is strong. Jullundur Motor Agency posted Q4 EPS of Rs.4.2 and FY26 EPS of Rs.13, which may lead to FY27 EPS of Rs.15+. Share trades at a P/E of 5.8x vs peers of 36x making it a long-term proposition. Styrenix Performance posted Q4 EPS of Rs.41.8 and FY26 EPS of Rs.104, which may lead to FY27 EPS of Rs.125. The long-term outlook is promising. Styaram Silk has posted Q4 EPS of Rs.21.5 and FY26 EPS of Rs.51. The share trades at a P/E of 12.2x making it a good investment. Manaksia Ltd has clocked FY26 EPS of Rs.8. The share trades at a P/E of 7.3x vs industry average P/E of 60x indicating strong long-term potential. Hindalco is investing $5 bn (Rs.47,000 cr.) over five years across upstream and downstream projects. Novelis operations have resumed and anti-dumping duty on aluminium imports extended. DDev Plastiks posted Q4 EPS of Rs.5.3 and FY26 EPS of Rs.19.5. The share trades at a forward P/E multiple of 12.5x vs peers of 38x indicating good long-term potential. Rashi Peripherals plans to invest Rs.80 cr. via its Singapore subsidiary for global expansion alignment with FY26 EPS of Rs.42, making it compelling. Time Communications Publication.bs.

Timing of entry and exit has become equally important. 18 months ago, India's market cap was 3.5 times South Korea and 2 times Taiwan. Now India's market cap has fallen below both South Korea and Taiwan. For the first time in 26 years, India Inc moved out of MSCI EM top 10. IOL. Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals posted strong Q4FY26 PAT of Rs.53.16 cr. vs Rs.20.58 cr. QoQ, up 158%, while FY26 PAT rose 36% YoY to Rs.137.64 cr. Non-Ibuprofen share increased from 18% to 37% over 6 years. Capex of Rs.164 cr. in FY26 and Rs.150-200 cr. planned for FY27. Product mix includes Paracetamol, Metformin, Clopidogrel, Fenofibrate and Pantoprazole. Outlook positive with potential re-test of Rs.178. POCL Enterprises LEAD gained LME brand listing, boosting global reach. Q4 impact due to ~25-day shutdown for modernization, now fully operational with improved efficiency. Strong recovery expected in Q1FY27. PE 12, ROCE 26.4%, ROE 28.5%, looks attractive and under watch for re-rating. VA Tech WABAG secured Rs.250-600 cr. UAE order and Rs.80 bn FY26 inflows, taking order book to Rs.168 bn (4.4x revenue). Strong pipeline of Rs. 150 bn domestic and Rs.200-250 bn global. FY26 PAT Rs.370 cr. vs Rs.295 ст., 04 PAT Rs.128 cr. vs Rs.99.5 cr. Dividend raised to 250%. Strong outlook vs peak of Rs.1944. Artes Agro inaugurated relocated Unnano manufacturing unit with 1,01,400 MT capacity. FY26 PAT stood at Rs.38.37 cr. while dividend increased to 25% from 12%. Working capital cycle improved to 64 days from 89 days. Stock looks attractive at Rs.336 v/s 52-week high of Rs.460. Dhabriya Polywood secured Rs.48.53 cr. orders including Godrej group. Q4FY26 PAT rose 55% while FY26 PAT jumped 68% to Rs.30.14 cr. PE is 12.7 with ROCE of 25.6%. Ashish Kacholia holds 5.32%. Stock looks attractive at Rs.353 v/s high of Rs.520. Debt free, dividend paying Fluidomat reported 350% QoQ jump in Q4 PAT to Rs.10.27 cr. FY26 PAT stood at Rs.20.06 cr. with 75% dividend. ROCE is 30.4%. Stock looks attractive at Rs.800 v/s 52-week high of Rs.1419. Debt free Metroglobal posted 134% higher FY26 PAT at Rs.22.09 cr. Dividend increased to 25%. PE is just 10 while stock trades at 0.4x book value. Stock looks undervalued at Rs. 130 v/s book value of Rs.331. POCL Enterprises reported FY26 PAT of Rs.41.48 cr. with 40% dividend. Lead refining capacity expanded to 37,500 MTPA. FY27 topline may rise sharply with expanded operations. Stock looks attractive at Rs.164 v/s all-time high of Rs.290. Rupa & Company reported 123% QoQ jump in Q4FY26 PAT to Rs.36.21 cr. It declared 300% dividend. Promoters hold 73.28% while Abakus Fund holds 3.78%. Stock looks attractive at Rs.148 v/s life-time high of Rs.589. Sky Industries posted 48% higher Q4FY26 PAT while FY26 EPS stood at Rs.8.43. PE is just 11 with 10% dividend. 9 HNIs hold 15.42% stake. Stock looks attractive at Rs.84 v/s life-time high of Rs.198, Vasundhara Rasayans reported 36% higher FY26 PAT with EPS of Rs.18.22. It paid 20% dividend for FY25. Stock may surpass its 52-week high of Rs.221. Life-time high stands at Rs.398. Emerald Finance continues EWA Network Expansion with the addition of Yerik International Private, Delhi. Sumeet Industries approves Rs.199,75 cr. rights issue at Rs.11.86/share with record date fixed on 12th June and issue opening on 22nd June. Neetu Yoshi has been approved as a vendor by Rail Coach Factory (RCF), Kapurthala following successful completion of its Capacity-Cum-Capability Assessment (CCA) for manufacturing Brake Support for FIAT Bogie. NIS Management renews facility management and support service contracts worth Rs.14.94 cr. with multiple Reliance Group companies across Gujarat. Rathi Steel and Power successfully completed hot charging trial for manufacturing Fe 550 and Fe 550D TMT rebars. Paramatrix Technologies increased its stake in Metasys Software from 51% to 76% through the acquisition of an additional 25% equity stake, completing the second tranche of the transaction.

As per market veteran, money gives options, not meaning. Money provides security, flexibility and the ability to handle uncertainties, but its real value lies in the choices it creates. Wealth is built through small disciplined habits. like regular saving, monthly investing and avoiding unnecessary expenses. In finance, consistency matters more than intensity. Very big negative: RBI survey shows consumer sentiment weakening as Indians grow more concerned about inflation. As per market veteran, rising inflation may reduce demand and negatively impact many companies. FMCG sector alert: Price hikes across categories seen. HUL increased Dove and Pear soap prices by 4-5%, Rin and Wheel detergent prices by 5-11%, Colgate raised toothpaste prices by 4-9%, Marico increased Saffola oil prices by 6-11% and Emami raised Zandu Balm prices by 7%. Rising inflation may reduce consumers' buying capacity. Big IT fall impact: Mutual funds lost Rs.4 lakh cr. in IT sector in 2026 so far. As per market grapevine, Indian fund managers failed to understand Al's negative impact on Indian IT stocks. IPO reality check: India witnessed 250+ IPOs since 2024, but only around 30 delivered sustainable long-term gains. Many IPOs are trading below issue price or sharply below post-listing highs. Most SME stocks corrected 30-80% from highs. Stay selective and disciplined. Capital protection is more important than chasing returns. Big negative for Indian economy: As per market grapevine, Iran and USA are buying time without escalating or de-escalating the war. Higher crude prices are benefiting oil-producing nations while India remains the biggest victim as a major crude importer. If Strait of Hormuz does not reopen fully within 30-40 days, inflation and economic pressure on India may rise sharply. In stock markets, hope empties accounts. When traders ignore stop losses and hold losing positions hoping for recovery, small losses often turn into large losses. Professional traders act on discipline, not emotions. The market does not reward hope, it rewards risk management and decisive action. Mindset is money: Income grows only as much as mindset grows. Wealth is built through patience, disciplined investing, long-term vision, smart decisions and continuous learning. Money follows confidence, clarity and courage. Wisdom for capital protection: Control your positions, don't let positions control you. Major losses usually come from poor position sizing and excessive leverage. Survival is the biggest key in markets. Never hold positions that disturb your sleep. Invest and forget strategy no longer works. Every 3 months technical and fundamental monitoring of investments is necessary. Many large companies including Reliance: No return in 4 yrs. HDFC Bank: No return in 5 yrs. TCS: No return in 7.75 yrs. HUL: No return in 6.5 yrs. Infosys: No return in 5.5 yrs. Maruti Suzuki: No return in 2 yrs. Adani Ent: No return in 3.75 yrs. Axis Bank: No return in 1.5 yrs. M&M: No return in 1.75 yrs. Kotak Bank: No return in 5.5 yrs. ITC: No return in 9 yrs. NTPC: No return in 2 yrs. ONGC: No return in 12 yrs. Ultratech: No return in 2 yrs. HCL Tech: No return in 5.75 yrs. Coal India: No return in 2.5 yrs. Bajaj Auto: No return in 1.75 yrs. HAL: No return in 2 yrs. Bajaj Finsv: No return in 4.75 yrs. Dmart: No return in 4.75 yrs. Nestle: No return in 2.5 yrs. Powergrid: No return in 2.5 yrs. Asian Paints: No return in 5.5 yrs. Adani Green: No return in 4.5 yrs. Eternal: No return in 1.75 yrs. Hind Zinc: No return in 2 yrs. Wipro: No return in 5.5 yrs. Indian Oil: No return in 9.25 yrs. Adani Energy: No return in 5 yrs. SBI Life: No return in 1.75 yrs. Varun Bev: No return in 2.5 yrs. Indigo: No return in 2 yrs. Jio Fin: No return in 2.75 yrs. Trent: No return in 2.25 yrs. Tata Motors: No return in 2.75 yrs. Tech M: No return in 4.75 yrs. Cipla: No return in 2.5 yrs. Tata Cons: No return in 2.5 yrs. Dr Reddy: No return in 2.5 yrs. Max Health: No return in 2.5 yrs. and others delivered little or no returns for years despite being quality businesses.

Alert-alert-alert: Indian mutual fund houses and SIP investors have provided a big exit route to Flls over the last 2.5 years. Retail investors lost heavily in SME, small-cap, mid-cap stocks and many IPOs, making capital recovery difficult. Investors who earned bumper returns post-Covid have lost double to five times later. As per market grapevine, tired investors are stopping fresh investments in mutual funds and equities and shifting towards PPF, bank FD and debt funds. Every hype, euphoria and greed cycle eventually ends badly. Big negative for bulls and investors. Category-wise MoM decline in May. Flexicap funds down 49%, Midcap funds down 33%, Smallcap funds down 28%, Largecap funds down 37% and Thematic funds down 67%. As per market grapevine, if crude does not fall below $85-80 soon, more SIPs may stop and redemption pressure may rise further. Negative for bulls: FPI cumulative net investment in Indian equities fell to Rs.7.2 trillion as of 12th June 2026, the lowest level since 2016 after sustained selling pressure. India has slipped to 7th globally, with Taiwan and South Korea overtaking it. As per market grapevine, Government should reduce STT and LTCG to attract FFIs, FPIs and NRIs, otherwise Fll selling may continue till 31-12-2026. Big negative: May mutual fund data showed net equity inflow at Rs.22,897 cr. v/s Rs.38,426 cr. MoM. Inflows may decline further, SIP cancellations may rise and redemption pressure may increase in coming months if Government does not reduce STT and LTCG. As per market veteran, it is better to adopt a wait-and-watch approach till June quarter results. Q1 results season will begin from the second week of July and continue till 14-8-2026. Sometimes capital protection becomes more important than earnings during unfavourable environments. Time has changed. One interesting observation is that the total traded value of shares like Reliance and TCS is now almost at par with many mid- and small-cap stocks. Big negative in bearish and uncertain sentiment: RBI to implement new funding rules from 1st July. (a) Intraday margin funding by banks: Previous rule: Banks could provide short-term credit lines to support intraday margin requirements and settlement gaps for brokers. Revised rule: Banks are not permitted to fund margin-related intraday exposures. Funding allowed only for settlement/pay-in mismatches under secured exposure norms. Impact: Brokers face higher working capital needs, higher cost of capital, reduced intraday liquidity and pressure on derivatives activity. (b) Bank guarantees (BG) for proprietary trading: Previous rule: BGs could be issued against partial collateral, enabling leverage (e.g., Rs.100 FD supporting Rs.200 exposure). Revised rule: BGs must be fully secured with 100% cash or cash equivalents, removing leverage benefit. Impact: Lower capital efficiency, higher funding cost and reduced profitability for prop, HFT and arbitrage desks. (c) Proprietary trading structural Impact: Previous rule: Prop trading benefited from bank funding flexibility and BG leverage, contributing ~40% of F&O turnover. Revised rule: Tightened funding norms increase capital intensity and reduce leverage-driven activity. Impact: Potential 15-20% decline in derivatives volumes, lower liquidity and wider spreads. (d) Margin Trading Facility (MTF): Previous rule: Bank participation was allowed with relatively flexible collateral norms; exposure stood at Rs.1.1-1.2 lakh cr. Revised rule: Stricter secured norms apply; ambiguity remains between 100% cash requirement vs 50% cash and 50% eligible assets. Impact: Limited systemic disruption due to low bank share (<1%), but reduced attractiveness of bank-funded MTF. (e) Client-side bank guarantees and collateral: Previous rule: 50% margin structure with 25% cash and 25% non-cash collateral; receivables not widely accepted. Revised rule: Structure remains, but receivables now allowed as eligible collateral. Impact: Better collateral flexibility for brokers, though overall funding environment remains tighter.

MONEY TIMES TALK 13.6.26 Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display 'BUY', 'SELL' or 'HOLD' recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, Industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser. As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 15th, 18th, 22nd, 25th and 29th June 2026. This week stock-specific wild volatility is likely. Friday night closing: Dow +353 pts., Nasdaq +79 pts., S&P +37 pts. & Gift Nifty -75 pts. at 23620 signal a flat opening on Monday, subject to weekend developments. Positive weekend news may trigger a gap-up opening. Back in January, silver was up 64% & gold 25% on the year, but now both have turned negative. Every hype, euphoria & greed cycle ends badly. G7 officials say the US-Iran MoU could be signed as soon as Sunday. US-Iran nearing a peace deal around the G7 meeting next week. This Sunday, June 14th, is Trump's birthday (14-06-1946). Should investors expect a gift? As per market grapevine. Trump's statements on war & peace keep changing every day, while investors in crude, gold, silver, bitcoin & equities suffer huge volatility. As per market grapevine, Iran & the US are only buying time to keep crude prices elevated. Big negative for investors, bulls & the Indian economy. The UN's World Meteorological Organization warned that a dangerous El Niño phase may intensify through 2026, leading to extreme weather conditions & rising global temperatures. As per market grapevine, stocks to watch include Aries Agro, Dhabriya Polywood, Emami Paper, Fluidomat, IFCI, IOLCP, Jumbo Bag, Metroglobal, BSE SME Rajesh Power, NSE SME KLL, POEL, Rupa, Sky Ind, Univastu, VRL, Va Tech Wabag, Vodafone Idea & Yes Bank. SEBI proposes uniform price bands across NSE & BSE for the same stock to remove pricing discrepancies, especially in illiquid stocks. The move may improve liquidity, price discovery & trading efficiency, benefiting retail investors. As per market veteran, war uncertainty makes short-term market prediction difficult. Indian markets have not participated meaningfully in the Al-led rally & sentiment towards India remains weak. Significant short positions are seen in IT stocks. Immediate reduction in STT & LCGT is essential to attract FFI inflows. Outlook for pharma, healthcare & textiles looks positive, while metals & IT remain under pressure. Monsoon progress, Q1 results & crude prices will decide the short-term market trend. Bank FD sahi hai. Post office saving scheme sahi hai. Gold sahi hai. Indian equities worst hai. Time has come for investors to check 1-year, 2-year and 3-year MF returns, which says "MF sahi nahi hai?" Indian markets are struggling to find even a green shoot, reflecting weak macros. During the US-Iran war, US and Iranian markets are doing well, while Indian markets continue correcting due to higher STT and LTCG. Net equity inflow stood at Rs.22,897 cr. v/s Rs.38,426 cr. MoM. Inflows may decline further, SIP cancellations may rise and redemption pressure may increase if Government does not reduce STT and LTCG. STT collections over the last four financial vears were FY23 Rs.25,085 cr., FY24 Rs.34,192 cr., FY25 Rs.53,296 ст. and FY26 Rs.57,522 cr. STT collections have more than doubled in just three years, highlighting rapid growth in stock market participation and trading activity across India. As per market grapevine, Government must think before it proves too late to provide relief in LTCG and STT on equities. These measures are essential to boost foreign capital inflows, reduce capital outflows, support rupee stability and strengthen the external sector position. Immediate relief may improve foreign investor participation, capital market sentiment, rupee stability and overall economy.

🚨 Fresh Astro Market Outlook | Thursday, June 11, 2026 🚨 Planetary positions today indicate morning turbulence followed by afternoon stabilization. Mercury-Rahu combination is active early, while Venus-Jupiter support builds later. Prediction: First Half: Expect weak opening and further downside. Nifty may test important support levels with increased selling in Midcaps, smallcaps. High volatility likely — caution advised for fresh longs. Second Half (After 2:00 PM): Strong probability of recovery and short covering rally. Positive momentum can push indices higher towards the close. Reversal trades can work well if first half lows are respected. Astro Tip: Avoid emotional trading in the first session. Saturn’s restrictive energy fades post-lunch, allowing bulls to take control. Use strict risk management and watch key technical levels. Overall Bias: Defensive in morning → Opportunistic in afternoon. Trade smart, let the stars guide your timing! 🌟

HOPE ALL ENJOYED THE FALL TODAY MARKET ENDED IN RED ZONE AT DAY'S LOW AS UPDATED

🚨 Astro Market Alert: Bearish Skies Incoming The stars are not aligning for the bulls right now. Saturn is tightening its grip in the financial houses, bringing heavy restrictions, delayed gains, and karmic reckoning for overleveraged positions. Meanwhile, Mars is clashing with Uranus — sudden volatility, sharp reversals, and forced liquidations are highly likely. Mercury’s shadow period is amplifying fear, confusion, and bad news flow. This setup screams distribution phase. Expect: Weak bounces that fail quickly Increased selling pressure on indices Prediction: We’re heading into a corrective wave today. Don’t fight the tape —stay bearish. The cosmic setup favors bears for today Stay disciplined. The market doesn’t care about hopium, but the planets always deliver truth. #AstroTrading #StockMarket #Bearish #SaturnReturn

📊 What is Financial Astrology? Financial Astrology is the study that attempts to understand the stock market's psychology, volatility, trend changes, and optimal timing by observing the movements of planets, dates, constellations, yogas, and major cosmic events. 📈 It is used for NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, as well as stocks and commodity markets, to discern when the market will surge, pause, or show signs of decline. 🌌 Since the dawn of time, every major market fluctuation has been attributed to the influence of some planetary position. 🔍 Our task is simple — to recognize and understand the impact of those planets.☀️ All major planets in the solar system directly or indirectly affect Financial Astrology, such as:📌 Market direction 📌 Volatility 📌 Sentiment shifts 📌 Trend reversals 🚀 This series will deeply explain the connection between astrology and the stock market.

Important Planets in Financial Astrology In Financial Astrology, all 12 planets from the Sun to Pluto play their own distinct and crucial roles in market movements, trends, volatility, and market psychology. 📌 No single planet controls the market on its own. 📌 The market is always driven by the combined influence of multiple planets. ⚡ Fast-moving planets have a greater impact on Short Term / Fast Moves. 🐢 Slow-moving planets play the main role in Long Term / Major Trends. 🔍 Therefore, to understand the market, it's essential to observe the movement of every planet and their interrelationships. 🚀 In the upcoming series, we'll explore in detail the impact of each planet on the market.

Dear Traders & Investors, The markets have opened with a gap down today, triggered by global cues and profit-booking. But as per planetary alignments, this is a classic shakeout before a strong rebound! Jupiter’s positive transit and Venus gaining strength are supporting the bulls. The initial weakness is likely to be absorbed quickly. We can expect the market to recover smartly and enter the green zone by mid-session or EOD. Special Note for Indian Markets: Indian indices are sitting at strong support levels astrologically. While global markets may remain range-bound or cautious, Nifty & Bank Nifty are poised to outperform global peers from current levels. Expect relative strength in our markets — especially in IT, Auto, FMCG, and select Mid & Small caps. Key Astro Signals: Moon moving into a favorable nakshatra → buying momentum expected Mars energy supporting defensive recovery Long-term trend remains bullish Trading Advice: Use this dip to accumulate quality stocks. Avoid panic selling. The stars are favoring patience and selective buying. Prediction: Gap down gets filled + Green closing likely. Indian markets to shine brighter than global indices in the coming sessions. Stay disciplined. Trade with astro wisdom. Jai Shree Krishna 🙏 #Nifty #BankNifty #StockMarket #AstroTrading #BullishIndia

☀️ The Role of the Sun in Financial Astrology The Sun is considered the Time Controller in Financial Astrology. It particularly represents annual trends, major market cycles, and significant events. 🌞 Why is the Sun Important? ✨ The Sun completes its transit through the 12 zodiac signs in approximately 1 year. ✨ Therefore, it is considered useful for understanding Yearly Trends, major changes, and Market Direction. ✨ Many major Bullish or Bearish cycles are linked to the Sun's transitions. 📌 The Technical Movement of the Sun 🔹 Daily Motion: ➡️ The Sun moves approximately 1 degree per day. 🔹 Monthly Sign Change: ➡️ The Sun changes signs every month. ➡️ This change typically occurs between the 14th and 16th of the month. 🔹 This sign change is called Sankranti. 📈 Sun Sankranti and Market Impact 📌 After the Sun's sign change every month, the market's nature can shift. ➡️ One month may signal a bullish trend. ➡️ Another month may show weakness or pressure. ➡️ This effect is considered to last until the next Sankranti. 🎯 Trading Applications ✔️ Understanding Monthly Bias ✔️ Identifying Trend Change Zones ✔️ Gauging Market Mood during Major Events ✔️ Viewing Long-Term Cycles ⚠️ Note The Sun alone does not drive the market. Other planets, the Moon, nakshatras, transits, and global events also have an influence.

The stock trades at a P/E of 8.8x against peers at 29x, while reserves of Rs.761 cr. against equity of Rs. 15.5 cr. strengthen long-term prospects. Ramco Industries posted 123% higher Q4 EPS of Rs.9.2 and 65% higher FY26 EPS of Rs.34.4. It also holds investments worth Rs.4,701 cr. in group companies, supporting strong long-term value. Basilic Fly Studio reported FY26 EPS of Rs.20.8. The VFX company trades at a P/E of 10x and offers strong growth potential. A Time Communications Publication.bs.

H2FY26 total income stood at Rs.138.56 cr., up 29.40% YoY. Magellanic Cloud subsidiary Provigil Surveillance secured a Rs.7.64 cr. railway surveillance systems contract from South Central Railway. KRN Heat Exchanger & Refrigeration raised Rs.350 cr. through QIP by allotting 33.02 lakh shares at Rs.1060 per share with participation from leading institutional investors including ADIA and WhiteOak Capital. Cash Ur Drive Marketing secured a 10-year EV charging station mandate along with advertising orders worth Rs.5.41 cr., strengthening long-term revenue visibility. Pajson Agro India appointed Vietnam cashew pioneer Mr. Vu Thai Son as strategic advisor to accelerate global growth strategy. Dev Information Technology reported FY26 consolidated total income of Rs.193.50 cr. with EBITDA margin of 3.74% and PAT margin of 39.07% and Q4FY26 total income stood at Rs.56 cr. Srinibas Pradhan Constructions delivered strong profitability growth with EBITDA margin expanding 481 bps and PAT margin improving 347 bps in H2FY26. Maiden Forgings registered stellar 46.37% YoY growth in H2FY26 net profit to Rs.2.93 ст. Kaushalya Logistics reported FY26 total income growth of 102.31% YoY, crossing Rs.2520 cr. Goldline Pharmaceutical reported strong FY25 growth with revenue at Rs.28.06 cr. and PAT at Rs.2.83 cr. Debt-equity reduced sharply to 0.90x while ROE stood at 35.83%. Its Rs.12 cr. SME IPO received massive 840x subscription, reflecting strong investor confidence. Long-term outlook remains positive. Univastu India bagged major orders from L&T, IRCON and Pune Metro, taking its order book above Rs.1750 ст. against market cap of just Rs.286 cr. Sales surged 172.5% and PAT jumped 150% YoY. Trading at just 12.3x PE, the stock appears highly undervalued. Route Mobile posted 93% higher Q4 EPS of Rs.17.4 and FY26 EPS of Rs.58. Debt-free with reserves of Rs.2,707 cr. against equity of Rs.63 cr. Stock trades at a P/E of 9x and offers strong medium-term potential. Sree Rayalaseema Hypo posted Q4 EPS of Rs.14.9 and FY26 EPS of Rs.60.22, which may lead to FY27 EPS of Rs.70. Stock trades at a P/E of 7.4x against peers at 42x, making valuations attractive. Shree Ajit Pulp & Paper completed Rs.336 cr. capex and posted 96% higher Q4 EPS of Rs.10.8 and 200% higher FY26 EPS of Rs.33.8, which may lead to FY27 EPS of Rs.40. Stock trades at a P/E of just 6.5x. Transrail Lighting secures fresh orders worth Rs.575 cr. along with an additional Rs.400 cr. L1 position, strengthening revenue visibility. Pace Digitek plans to enter battery cell manufacturing, further strengthening its presence in India's rapidly expanding BESS segment and improving long-term growth prospects. Rashi Peripherals posted 64% higher Q4 EPS of Rs.12.8 and 34% higher FY26 EPS of Rs.42.1, which may lead to FY27 EPS ofRs.50. Stock trades at a forward P/E of 10x against peers at 60x. SRM Contractors reported Q4 EPS of Rs.23.6 and FY26 EPS of Rs. 48.4. The stock trades at a P/E of 10.5x against peers at 29x, making valuations attractive. Northern Spirits reported FY26 EPS of Rs. 16.9. The stock trades at a P/E of 7.5x and appears attractively valued. Saatvik Green signed a lease deed for 185 acres in MP for renewable energy equipment manufacturing. Recent order wins of Rs.950 cr. have taken the total order book to around Rs.7,500 cr., providing strong long-term revenue visibility. NLC India reported Q4 EPS of Rs.10.1 and FY26 EPS of Rs.25.4. The stock trades at a P/E of 14.8x and remains a convincing long-term bet. Ponni Sugar (Erode) posted Q4 EPS of Rs.31 and FY26 EPS of Rs.55.9. The stock trades at a P/E of 5.5x against industry peers at 17x, indicating undervaluation. Emami Paper reported Q4 EPS of Rs.5 and FY26 EPS of Rs.9.3. The stock trades at a forward P/E of 9.1x and remains attractively valued. Route Mobile aims to accelerate FY27 growth through deeper enterprise partnerships, global expansion, and Al-driven communication solutions, while also pioneering Telco Network APIs in India. Expleo Solutions reported Q4 EPS of Rs.28.3 and FY26 EPS of Rs.99.

4% and 5-year profit CAGR of 38% remain impressive. Stock looks attractive at Rs.826 against 52-week high of Rs.1419. HFCL will invest Rs.89.3 cr. in HFCL Advance Systems, divest 80% stake in Raddef for Rs.75 cr., transfer thermal weapon sight business and acquire HFCL Defence for Rs.25 cr. Keep on track. POCL Enterprises posted FY26 PAT of Rs.41.48 cr. and declared 40% dividend. It has reserves of Rs.188.39 cr. against equity of Rs.6 cr. Lead refining capacity expanded from 21,000 MTPA to 37,500 MTPA, strengthening growth outlook.. Stock looks attractive at Rs. 175 against all-time high of Rs.290. Haldyn Glass has reserves of Rs.229 cr. against equity of Rs.5 cr. Promoters hold 59.01%. Q4 PAT rose 62% to Rs.7.31 cr., while FY26 PAT grew 32% to Rs.24.77 cr. Dividend declared at 70%. Stock looks attractive at Rs.109 against high of Rs. 154. Modern Insulators into high-voltage insulators for Railways, Defence & Power, posted FY26 EPS of Rs.16.92, up 100% YoY. Stock trades at PE of 24 and holds strategic investments in NSE. Keep on track. Shri Bajrang Alliance posted blockbuster Q4FY26 EPS of Rs.21.56 against Rs.6.86 QoQ. FY26 PAT stood at Rs.48.16 cr. with EPS of Rs.49.18. Share trades at a PE of just 3.6x, it supplies to Dmart, Reliance Retail, Blinkit, Swiggy, KFC and others. Keep on track for multi-bagger gains. Available Finance posted FY26 EPS of Rs.105.22 and trades at PE of 1.4x with BV of Rs. 1237. Debt-free company has reserves of Rs.1297 cr. against market cap of Rs.154 cr. It also holds stake in Aggarwal Coal and Aggarwal Fuel Corporation. Keep on track for decent gains. Vasundhara Rasayans has reserves of Rs.36 cr. against equity of Rs.3 cr. Q4 PAT surged 244% to Rs.2.48 cr., while FY26 PAT rose 36% to Rs.5.79 cr. with EPS of Rs.18.22. Stock may surpass its 52-week high of Rs.221. POCL Enterprises's lead alloying and refining facility underwent modernization during Q4, impacting sales temporarily. Facility is now fully operational with improved efficiencies. Q1FY27 sales and profit may rise sharply. PE is 12x, while ROCE and ROE stand at 26.4% and 28.5%. Keep on radar. Aries Agro inaugurated relocated Unnano manufacturing unit with 1,01,400 MT capacity. It has reserves of Rs.299.16 cr. against equity of Rs.13 cr. FY26 PAT stood at Rs.38.37 cr. and dividend increased to 25% from 12%. Working capital cycle improved sharply from 89 days to 64 days. Stock looks attractive at Rs.330 against 52-week high of Rs.460. Debt-free Jenburkt Pharma has reserves of Rs.193 cr. against equity of Rs.4 cr. Q4FY26 PAT jumped 83% QoQ to Rs.10.85 cr. FY26 PAT stood at Rs.34.74 cr. with EPS of Rs.78.71. Dividend increased to 207% from 180%. PE of 13x, ROE of 20.4% and ROCE of 27.2% remain attractive. Stock can easily double at current valuations Mitsu Chem Plast announced capacity expansion at its Khalapur unit, adding 2,550 MT per year to enhance manufacturing capabilities. NIS Management reported FY26 total income of Rs.437 cr. and EBITDA growth of 12% YoY to Rs.34 cr., while Q4FY26 EBITDA surged 30% YoY to Rs.11 cr. on improved operational efficiency. Sathlokhar Synergys E&C Global secured additional orders worth Rs.125 cr. across India and Sri Lanka, taking FY27 confirmed order book to Rs.840.22 ст. Rathi Steel and Power reported strong FY26 performance with revenue rising 42% YoY to Rs.716 cr. and PAT at Rs.13 cr., supported by 96% YoY surge in Q4FY26 profit. Premium Plast reported FY26 revenue of Rs.75.82 cr., net profit of Rs.6.87 cr. and EBITDA margin of 19.33%. reflecting healthy profitability. Chandan Healthcare reported strong FY26 performance with total income rising to Rs.280.67 cr., EBITDA up 31% YoY to Rs.56.84 cr. and PAT rising 22% YoY to Rs.27.06 cr. driven by diagnostics business growth. Unihealth Hospitals successfully completed its first Robotic Total Knee Replacement Surgery at UMC Hospitals, Navi Mumbai, marking a major healthcare milestone. YAAP Digital reported FY26 consolidated total income of Rs.188.73 cr., up 22.23% YoY, with EBITDA margin of 16.82% and PAT margin of 11.76%.

As per market grapevine, stocks to watch include Aries Agro, AVT Natural, Fluidomat, Haldyn Glass, IOLCP, Jenburkt Pharma, Jumbo Bag. Metroglobal, BSE SME Rajesh Power, NSE SME KLL, POEL, Univastu, VRL, Va Tech Wabag, Vodafone Idea and Yes Bank. Don't focus on Sensex & Nifty as both may decline further. Focus only on selected mid-and small-caps available at attractive valuations along with strong dividend yield. Astro junction: According to astrological predictions, challenging days may continue till 23rd June 2026 with chances of aggressive conflict globally. FIls may continue aggressive selling in the coming days. Trade and invest cautiously. Too many SIPs may stop and redemption pressure could rise till 16th August 2026. Inflation may rise sharply in the coming months. As per astro view, FFIs selling may continue till December 2026, while FED & RBI may also raise interest rates over the next 10 months. Investment sentiment towards equities and equity mutual funds may weaken, while debt funds and bank FDs could attract higher inflows. RBI cuts FY27 GDP growth forecast to 6.6% from 6.9% amid the West Asia conflict. RBI Governor stated that the global economy is facing heightened uncertainty and increased market volatility, though India remains confident of withstanding shocks with minimum pain. Spillover impact from the West Asia crisis may continue affecting the economy. Rupee collapse: Feb 2026 Rupee was around 87/USD before the Iran war. Mar 4 - Rupee hit 92 for the first time. Mar 16-crossed 92.45 amid Rs.8 bn Fll outflows in March. Mar 19-crossed 93 as crude surged to 12 bn in March. May 11-touched 95.31 as Sensex crashed 1,313 pts. in a single day. May 19-hit 96.20, a fresh all-time low. May 20-slipped further to 96.89 and intraday low of 96.96. Rupee weakened nearly 6% in around three months, marking one of the sharpest depreciations in a decade. As per market grapevine, FII selling may continue till the rupee stabilises. It's all a sham! Rajesh Exports' revenue figures for the past five years were allegedly fraudulent. The company reportedly showed nearly Rs.15.5 lakh cr. of fictitious revenue over five years, while claims regarding ownership of a gold mine in Africa also turned out to be false. Serious questions are now being raised on the role of auditors and the credibility of balance sheets. Rajesh Exports share price crashed to nearly Rs.100 from around Rs.1000. Anant Raj signed an MoU with Haryana Government for Data Centre & Cloud Services expansion with planned. investment of around Rs.25,000 cr. in digital infrastructure. The move strengthens its position in India's growing data centre ecosystem. Impact positive and stock may surpass previous highs. IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals reported sharp PAT growth of 158% Q-o-Q at Rs.53.16 cr. in Q4FY26, while FY26 PAT grew 36% to Rs.137.64 cr. Non-Ibuprofen pharma share expanded from 18% to 37% over 6 years. The company incurred Rs.164 cr. capex in FY26 and plans Rs.150-200 cr. capex in FY27. Management remains optimistic for the next 2-3 quarters and the stock may re-test Rs.178. VA Tech Wabag reported record FY26 order inflows of Rs.8000 cr., taking order backlog to Rs.16,800 cr. with strong domestic and global pipelines ahead. The company also announced its first Bio-CNG plant and secured Delhi wastewater treatment projects worth Rs.100-250 cr. FY26 PAT rose to Rs.370 cr. while dividend increased to 250%. IM Financial initiated coverage with target of Rs.1755. Debt-free AVT Natural Products processes 70,000 tons of plant material annually through 2 facilities. It has reserves of Rs.491 cr. against equity of Rs.15 cr., while promoters hold 75%. Q4 PAT rose 53% to Rs.22 cr. and FY26 PAT grew 34% to Rs.65 cr. Dividend increased to 45% from 35%. Stock looks attractive at Rs.69 against life-time high of Rs.136. Now Trial Sridhar Balakrishnan Debt-free Fluidomat has reserves of Rs.91.44 cr. against equity of Rs.4.93 cr. Q4 PAT surged 350% Q-o-Q to Rs.10.27 cr., while FY26 PAT stood at Rs.20.06 cr. Dividend declared at 75%. ROCE of 30.

At Nifty 26,000 taxes were raised, at 25,000 STT was increased to curb speculation, at 24,500 retail investors were expected to absorb shocks, and only near lower levels discussions around tax relief started emerging. Investors hope timely action may help rebuild confidence. As per market veteran, the Nifty Midcap Index may continue to re-rate, with midcaps preferred over large caps. FY27 earnings cuts of 2-5% are expected, while Q2 may reflect the impact of higher fuel prices. Indian IT is expected to benefit from the next phase of Al adoption over the coming four quarters. Defence, hospitals, energy security, capital goods, and select small- & mid-cap stocks remain preferred themes. As per market grapevine, the Government should consider relief in LTCG tax on equities & bonds, lower withholding tax on government bonds and measures to support capital inflows. Such steps may improve investor confidence, support the rupee, strengthen external sector stability and revive positive sentiment across Indian capital markets. Big crash in Friday night closing: Dow closed-695 pts., Nasdaq -1122 pts., S&P-200 pts. and Gift Nifty -356 pts. at 23091, signalling a big gap-down opening for Indian markets on Monday. As per market grapevine, FFIs may continue selling till STT & LTCG taxes are reduced. Avoid stocks with heavy FII holding and focus on selected mid- and small-caps with zero Fll holding, attractive valuations and strong dividend yield. Invest cautiously in AAA quality growth stocks amid the West Asia crisis. Big negative: Flls sold massive Rs.31,114.47 cr. in the first 5 days of June, taking YTD selling to Rs.1,47,213.26 cr., which is highly negative for Indian retail investors and equity mutual funds. After Friday's record selling, total Fll selling crossed Rs.3.31 lakh cr. Another Rs.2-3 lakh cr. selling is possible if the Government does not reduce STT & LTCG tax. Most global markets delivered positive returns in FY26, while Indian markets remained weak due to higher taxes and continuous Fll outflows as per market grapevine. Trade and invest cautiously. Take wise decision: Fll shorts in Nifty contracts surged to 2.74 lakh, the second highest ever. Ignore the index as Nifty may remain under pressure in June-July. Reliance hit a fresh 52-week low on Friday. Focus on fundamentally strong mid- and small-caps available at attractive valuations and dividend yields. Nifty Smallcap 100 has broken out and is consolidating above 50 & 100-week SMAs. Sustaining above these levels could trigger a strong move ahead. LIC Investments: LIC was an investor in Satyam, DHFL, IL&FS, Vakrangee, Yes Bank, Sintex Industries, Jaypee Infratech, Amtek Auto and Alok Industries. LIC also had exposure to Reliance Capital and Reliance Home Finance. Currently, LIC remains invested in Rajesh Exports. As per market grapevine, LIC and several mutual funds are repeating mistakes often seen among retail investors. Many investors now believe retail participants are taking more practical decisions than large institutional fund managers and their research teams. As per market grapevine, Indian retail investors are called the market's "shock absorbers" whenever Flls dump shares, but when tax relief discussions arise, the priority again shifts towards Flls. Retail investors continue buying every dip while paying STT, LTCG, brokerage and other charges, whereas FFIs enjoy several benefits. If retail investors stop investing aggressively in equities and mutual funds like FIls are currently selling, the Government may eventually consider relief measures for domestic investors. Big alert: Bitcoin, gold, silver, Dow, copper, Gift Nifty and Nasdaq all corrected sharply together on Friday night, indicating rising global risk-off sentiment. Bitcoin slipped over 6% below the $60,000 mark for the first time since October 2024. Such simultaneous weakness across asset classes is unusual and may indicate deeper concerns among global institutional investors.

flat-to-negative market phase itself can psychologically exhaust especially young post-Covid investors who entered expecting 12-15% returns. (b) Unlike seasoned investors, they lack past compounded gains and continue deploying fresh money despite weak returns while FDs may outperform. (c) Persistent inflation, rupee depreciation or Balance of Payments pressure may force RBI to raise rates. If FD rates move to 7.5-8% while SIP returns remain weak, many retail investors may shift back to safer assets. (d) The real risk to Indian equities is non-linear as markets are heavily dependent on SIP inflows. If monthly SIP inflows decline sharply, domestic fund managers may struggle to absorb FII selling, leading to liquidity stress and redemption pressure. (e) A risk-adjusted portfolio in such times may include 30% FDs, 20% Gold, 30% Indian MFs and 20% S&P 500 ETFs. (1) Legendary investor Howard Marks once shared a story of a gambler who sold his house to bet on a race with only one horse, only to watch the horse jump the fence and run away midway. The lesson - always respect risk. Big wisdom: "Never give your profits back to the market" is among the most important lessons in investing. (a) Markets first create hope, then profits, then greed, and finally take back gains from those who stop thinking rationally. (b) The key is not selling everything quickly, but protecting realized gains more seriously than chasing unrealized profits. (c) Profit on screen is not real wealth until protected. Partial profit booking helps reduce fear and greed while improving decision-making. (d) Markets reward discipline more than intelligence, and many investors lose money because they become emotionally attached to narratives. (e) Investors must differentiate between temporary corrections and structural breakdowns by focusing on earnings growth, margins, cash flow, order books and sector tailwinds. (f) If prices rise much faster than fundamentals, profit booking becomes rational especially in SMEs, microcaps and momentum-driven stocks. (g) The goal should be wealth preservation, not catching the exact top. Missing the final 20-30% upside is acceptable if it helps avoid a large downside. (h) Experienced investors gradually become defensive during euphoric phases and aggressive during panic phases, while most retail investors do the opposite. (1) Big wealth is created by holding strong businesses, but permanent wealth is protected through disciplined profit management. What's easter than predicting the market? Staying disciplined and sticking to the plan. Timing the market remains difficult even for experienced investors. Markets can swing sharply between optimism and panic, making patience and long-term investing more important than frequent predictions. China continues attracting investors with lower taxes while India faces criticism for higher taxation. India levies 20% STCG tax, 12.5% LTCG tax, STT on every trade along with brokerage and other charges. In contrast, China offers lower transaction costs and, in many cases, zero capital gains tax for retail investors. As per market grapevine, global capital may increasingly look toward markets with more investor-friendly taxation policies. Big names but limited returns over several years continue disappointing investors. Stocks like Hindustan Unilever, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Asian Paints, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, ITC and Reliance Industries have delivered muted returns over the past 4-6 years despite their strong brand value. "Bank FD sahi hal, post office sahi hal, gold sahi hai, Indian equities worst hal" reflects rising frustration among retail investors amid weak market performance. Investors are increasingly comparing 1-year, 2-year and 3-year mutual fund returns amid continued volatility in Indian equities despite global markets remaining relatively resilient. As per market grapevine, policy responses appear reactive.

MONEY TIMES TALK 6.6.26 ₹ Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display 'BUY', 'SELL' or 'HOLD' recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, Industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser. As per astrology view, key turning dates are 8th, 10, 12th, 15th & 18th June 2026. Stock-specific wild volatility likely this week. Negative for bulls: FPI cumulative net investment in Indian equities slipped to Rs.7.3 trillion as of June 1, the lowest since 2016, reflecting weak foreign investor interest in India's Rs.4.8 trillion stock market. India has slipped to 7th globally, with Taiwan & South Korea overtaking it. Government should reduce STT & long-term capital gains tax to attract FFIs, FPIs & NRIs as per market grapevine. Big alert: SIP stoppage ratio crossed 100%. SIPs discontinued exceeded new SIP registrations in March-April. Prolonged flat-to-negative markets may test investor patience. Unique mutual fund investor additions hit a 3-year low, while SIP remains the key support pillar for markets. As per market veteran, FFIs are waiting for value & time correction before raising allocations. H1FY27 may remain impacted by the West Asia crisis, El Niño, inflation & possible rate hikes. Earnings estimate cuts may continue every season. However, Indian corporates remain highly adaptive. Power transmission, data centres, Al, defence & pharma sectors look promising, Removing interest tax & capital gains tax could help attract capital inflows. South Korea has overtaken India as the world's 6th-largest stock market. Big negative for investors, bulls & the Indian economy. The United Nations and World Meteorological Organization warned that a dangerous El Niño phase may intensify in coming weeks, potentially triggering severe weather conditions, higher temperatures & inflationary pressures. If prolonged, it could severely impact India's monsoon, economy & consumption trends. Vijay Kedia shared views on X urging the government to abolish long-term capital gains tax on listed equities. He stated that long-term investors provide patient risk capital, helping businesses expand, create jobs & strengthen India's economy. According to him, tax policies should encourage investments into productive businesses instead of passive assets like gold. Big alert: As per market grapevine, both Iran & the USA appear to be buying time without major escalation or de-escalation. Higher crude prices are benefiting oil-exporting nations & global arms firms, while India remains the biggest victim due to heavy crude imports. If the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen fully within the next 20-30 days, it may turn highly negative for India's economy, with inflation likely to rise sharply. After raising LTCG from nil to 12.5%, STCG from 15% to 20%, STT from 0.01% to 0.05%, removing indexation benefits on debt funds and taxing them at slab rates, and imposing 12.5% tax on SGBs in the secondary market, investors believe several policy blunders have hurt sentiment. Rupee depreciation and lack of concern over Fll exits have further weakened confidence. As per market grapevine, Government should reduce STT & long-term capital gains tax to attract FFIs, FPIs & NRIs. Risk watch: Early signs of SIP fatigue are emerging. For the first time in 11 months, SIP stoppage ratio crossed 100% in both March & April 2026. March SIP discontinuations stood at 53.38 lakh against 52.82 lakh new SIPs while April saw 51.29 lakh discontinued against 50.71 lakh new SIPs. New mutual fund investor additions hit a 3-year low, indicating exhaustion in retail momentum. However, seasoned high-ticket investors continue buying the dip. expecting the correction to remain temporary. Risks to consider: (a) SIP investors may not need a massive market crash to stop SIPs. A prolonged 18-24 month

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