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BLOODBATH ON DALAL STREET
DIIs' net purchases cross Rs 4 lakh crore on Dalal Street in 2026 while FIIs run awayDomestic institutional investors (DIIs) have remained strong buyers of Indian equities in 2026, with net purchases crossing Rs 4.16 lakh cr...- My portfolio is down too: Ace investor Vijay Kedia says volatile times build seasoned long-term investorsmarkets fell March Iran US Israel conflict drove oil surge, hitting Dalal Street hard. Investor Vijay Kedia urges patience, stressing losse...
- Real estate stocks tumble up to 32% in 2026: Time to buy ahead of RBI’s April MPC meeting?Real estate stocks have seen significant declines, with the Nifty Realty index down 22% in 2026, due to concerns over IT layoffs and broade...
- Indian currency, Indian bonds, Indian equities are all cheap now: Manish ChokhaniIndian markets are showing signs of recovery after a significant selloff. Experts suggest that Indian currency, bonds, and equities are cur...
- How billionaire investor Ray Dalio built all-weather portfolio for his familyRay Dalio shared insights on building an all-weather portfolio amid global market volatility triggered by rising oil prices and geopolitica...
- Vijay Kedia calls for open market buybacks after bloodbath; says retail investors quietly held market togetherMarket expert Vijay Kedia backed Mohandas Pai’s call for open-market buybacks to stabilise equities, saying retail investors quietly held m...
- Jane Street victims? F&O casino made retail option traders lose Rs 1 lakh crore in FY25While SEBI accused Jane Street of earning Rs 36,500 crore through systematic market manipulation, the regulator’s research report reveals t...
- More pain ahead? HDFC Bank ADRs slump 8% after leading a carnage on D-StreetThe stock recorded its biggest fall on D-Street in over two years, leaving a dent of Rs 1 lakh crore after the company's third-quarter resu...
- Bloodbath on D-Street! Sensex nosedives 695 points on selloff in HDFC twinsIndian equity indices closed in the red on Friday due to weak global cues and a selloff in HDFC twins. All listed companies on BSE witnesse...
- Nifty hits 18,000: 5 key factors behind the stock market rally"The driving force behind the ongoing rally is the strength of the US economy which is indicating a lower probability of an immediate US re...
- Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath finds a silver lining for D-Street investors in global meltdownDescribing leverage as a weapon of mass destruction (WMD), which results in excess both on the way up and down, Kamath said leverage in tim...
- Investors go cherry-picking in broader market; Voda, ALL, GMR climb 10%With a rally of over four per cent, Nifty Midcap 50 index outperformed other major indices on NSE. While Nifty closed 231 points, or 2.26 p...
- Coronavirus Impact: Stock market investors lose Rs 12 lakh crore in 6 trading sessionsThe benchmark BSE Sensex tumbled 2,661 points to 38,661 from 41,323 in 6 sessions.
- YOUR VIEW: Tell us why the market crashedThe meltdown was triggered by the widespread selling seen on the banking counter all over the world, as investors turned wary about the hea...
- Nestle defies market rout, but fails to sustain early gainsMauled in the markets for a long time, Nestle India today sought to defy a widespread mayhem on Dalal Street with nearly 2 per cent intra-d...
- Realty stocks bleeds, BSE Realty index tumbles nearly 8%The BSE Realty index which tracks the performance of real estate companies fell 8 per cent or 123 points to 1,437.80 levels. DLF was the ma...
- Bloodbath on Dalal Street, but do not short markets, say analystsEven though markets have broken key support levels but analysts are still not advising investors to short markets at current levels.
- Bloodbath on Dalal Street: 192 stocks hit fresh 52-week low on BSEBenchmark indices plunged over 3 per cent each in the afternoon trade, led by heavy selling in rate-sensitives, metals and FMCG stocks.
- Bloodbath on Dalal Street: Top 34 stocks that hit 52-week low on BSE-500 indexSensex fell over 800 points in intraday trade on Friday, while 50-share Nifty index suffered its biggest percentage drop since July 2009.
- Bloodbath in mid-cap stocks as margin call buzz hits Dalal StreetShare prices of 20 stocks such as Welspun, Opto Circuit, slumped by 15-32% with Core Education, falling by as much as 66%.
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