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Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, noted that rising oil prices might strain India’s fiscal deficit, compelling the government to divert funds from crucial infrastructure or public welfare projects to accommodate the escalating costs. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, noted that rising oil prices might strain India’s fiscal deficit, compelling the government to divert funds from crucial infrastructure or public welfare projects to accommodate the escalating costs. Read more

In light of the geopolitical unrest and global market volatility, experts are urging investors to take a cautious approach. Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, emphasized the significant impact of the Iran-Israel conflict on global markets while noting that the energy sector is experiencing notable gains. He advised investors to remain vigilant, as increasing volatility suggests a turbulent market ahead. Read more

In light of the geopolitical unrest and global market volatility, experts are urging investors to take a cautious approach. Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, emphasized the significant impact of the Iran-Israel conflict on global markets while noting that the energy sector is experiencing notable gains. He advised investors to remain vigilant, as increasing volatility suggests a turbulent market ahead. Read more

“Brent crude oil has risen to $75 a barrel from $70, boosting oil stocks in India. However, the broader Indian market is flashing red. Rising oil prices could add pressure on India’s fiscal deficit, forcing the government to reallocate funds from key infrastructure or public welfare projects to cover the higher costs,” he added. Read more

“Brent crude oil has risen to $75 a barrel from $70, boosting oil stocks in India. However, the broader Indian market is flashing red. Rising oil prices could add pressure on India’s fiscal deficit, forcing the government to reallocate funds from key infrastructure or public welfare projects to cover the higher costs,” he added. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, stated that the Iran-Israel conflict is significantly impacting global markets, with the energy sector seeing the sharpest gains. He also noted that the rise in Brent crude oil prices could pressurise India’s fiscal deficit. He advised investors to be cautious, as the markets are showing increased volatility. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, stated that the Iran-Israel conflict is significantly impacting global markets, with the energy sector seeing the sharpest gains. He also noted that the rise in Brent crude oil prices could pressurise India’s fiscal deficit. He advised investors to be cautious, as the markets are showing increased volatility. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini, highlighted that rising oil prices could add pressure on India’s fiscal deficit, forcing the government to reallocate funds from key infrastructure or public welfare projects to cover the higher costs. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini, highlighted that rising oil prices could add pressure on India’s fiscal deficit, forcing the government to reallocate funds from key infrastructure or public welfare projects to cover the higher costs. Read more

Amid the heightening Middle East tensions, Indian equities continued to lose ground. In the mid-hour trade, Nifty was down 1.55 per cent or 399.3 points below 25,400 levels at 25,397.6, while Sensex nosedived 1,289.05 points or 1.53% to 82,977.24 As the situation unfolds, markets could remain volatile and it’s still unclear how global dynamics will change in the coming days,” said TRIVESH D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

Amid the heightening Middle East tensions, Indian equities continued to lose ground. In the mid-hour trade, Nifty was down 1.55 per cent or 399.3 points below 25,400 levels at 25,397.6, while Sensex nosedived 1,289.05 points or 1.53% to 82,977.24 As the situation unfolds, markets could remain volatile and it’s still unclear how global dynamics will change in the coming days,” said TRIVESH D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

Trivesh said that if the conflict escalates, gold prices might continue rising. The India VIX, a measure of market volatility, jumped 11.4 per cent, reflecting growing uncertainty. As the situation unfolds, markets could remain volatile and it’s still unclear how global dynamics will change in the coming days, he added. Read more

Trivesh said that if the conflict escalates, gold prices might continue rising. The India VIX, a measure of market volatility, jumped 11.4 per cent, reflecting growing uncertainty. As the situation unfolds, markets could remain volatile and it’s still unclear how global dynamics will change in the coming days, he added. Read more

” While this is a positve developement, we will need to make back-office adjustments. We will be required to generate additional files and reports to track these direct payouts between clients and the clearing corportions” , said Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini. Read more

” While this is a positve developement, we will need to make back-office adjustments. We will be required to generate additional files and reports to track these direct payouts between clients and the clearing corportions” , said Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini. Read more

“The new SEBI guidelines will bring significant changes to F&O trading, and brokers will feel the impact in terms of revenues. We are looking at a likely reduction of at least 20 per cent in both top-line and bottom-line figures, especially with the increase in the contract size to Rs 15 lakh and the limitation of weekly expiries to one per exchange, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. Read more

“The new SEBI guidelines will bring significant changes to F&O trading, and brokers will feel the impact in terms of revenues. We are looking at a likely reduction of at least 20 per cent in both top-line and bottom-line figures, especially with the increase in the contract size to Rs 15 lakh and the limitation of weekly expiries to one per exchange, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. Read more

“While this is a positive development, we will need to make back-office adjustments. We will be required to generate additional files and reports to track these direct payouts between clients and the clearing corporations,” said Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini. Read more

“While this is a positive development, we will need to make back-office adjustments. We will be required to generate additional files and reports to track these direct payouts between clients and the clearing corporations,” said Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini explains that liquidity is a major concern for such stocks. “These stocks typically have a smaller free float, and are traded in lots, which can lead to volatility and sharp price swings. This means it can be challenging for investors to buy or sell shares without significantly impacting prices. Additionally, speculative trading practices, like ‘pump-and-dump’ schemes, can inflate stock prices, leaving retail investors vulnerable to sudden drops”. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini explains that liquidity is a major concern for such stocks. “These stocks typically have a smaller free float, and are traded in lots, which can lead to volatility and sharp price swings. This means it can be challenging for investors to buy or sell shares without significantly impacting prices. Additionally, speculative trading practices, like ‘pump-and-dump’ schemes, can inflate stock prices, leaving retail investors vulnerable to sudden drops”. Read more

“The tiered brokerage fee for T+0 settlement will provide a breathing space for brokers, and ASBA-based fund blocking in customer accounts is another step aimed at protecting customers and ensuring that there is no mismanagement of funds. However, T+0’s success will largely depend on its adoption rate, especially given that foreign investors may not see the same benefit due to longer settlement times at banks. Overall, the mix of changes strikes a balance between efficiency and protection, paving the way for a more transparent and equitable market,” said Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

“The tiered brokerage fee for T+0 settlement will provide a breathing space for brokers, and ASBA-based fund blocking in customer accounts is another step aimed at protecting customers and ensuring that there is no mismanagement of funds. However, T+0’s success will largely depend on its adoption rate, especially given that foreign investors may not see the same benefit due to longer settlement times at banks. Overall, the mix of changes strikes a balance between efficiency and protection, paving the way for a more transparent and equitable market,” said Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

“A fundamental concern lies in how T+0 will affect the intraday trading community, which historically hasn’t taken delivery on the same day. If T+0 becomes compulsory, it could drastically reduce intraday volumes, negatively impacting brokers,” says Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

“A fundamental concern lies in how T+0 will affect the intraday trading community, which historically hasn’t taken delivery on the same day. If T+0 becomes compulsory, it could drastically reduce intraday volumes, negatively impacting brokers,” says Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

“The allowance for differential brokerage for T+0 settlement will provide a breathing space for brokers and ASBA-based fund blocking in client accounts is another move intended towards client protection and ensuring no fund mismanagement takes place. However, the success of T+0 will largely depend on its adoption rate, especially given that foreign investors might not see the same benefit due to longer banking settlement times. Overall, the mix of changes strikes a balance between efficiency and protection, paving the way for a more transparent and equitable market,” said Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

“The allowance for differential brokerage for T+0 settlement will provide a breathing space for brokers and ASBA-based fund blocking in client accounts is another move intended towards client protection and ensuring no fund mismanagement takes place. However, the success of T+0 will largely depend on its adoption rate, especially given that foreign investors might not see the same benefit due to longer banking settlement times. Overall, the mix of changes strikes a balance between efficiency and protection, paving the way for a more transparent and equitable market,” said Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini. Read more

“The new SEBI guidelines will bring significant changes to F&O trading, and brokers will feel the impact in terms of revenues. We are looking at a likely reduction of at least 20 per cent in both top-line and bottom-line figures, especially with the increase in the contract size to Rs 15 lakh and the limitation of weekly expiries to one per exchange, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. Read more

“The new SEBI guidelines will bring significant changes to F&O trading, and brokers will feel the impact in terms of revenues. We are looking at a likely reduction of at least 20 per cent in both top-line and bottom-line figures, especially with the increase in the contract size to Rs 15 lakh and the limitation of weekly expiries to one per exchange, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. Read more

Gold doesn’t offer dividends or interest, which often makes it less appealing during periods of high interest rates. However, as interest rates fall, the cost of holding gold decreases. Investors look to it as a store of value, particularly in times of monetary easing. The Fed’s indication that more rate cuts could be on the horizon suggests that the dollar will likely continue its downward trend, further bolstering gold’s price.Read more

Gold doesn’t offer dividends or interest, which often makes it less appealing during periods of high interest rates. However, as interest rates fall, the cost of holding gold decreases. Investors look to it as a store of value, particularly in times of monetary easing. The Fed’s indication that more rate cuts could be on the horizon suggests that the dollar will likely continue its downward trend, further bolstering gold’s price.Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, stated that today’s SEBI board meeting is crucial as the potential regulatory changes could significantly influence the stock broking sector and the market overall. He highlighted concerns about retail participation in the derivatives market, noting that a staggering 93% of F&O traders have reported losses, averaging around ₹2 lakh each over the past three years. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, stated that today’s SEBI board meeting is crucial as the potential regulatory changes could significantly influence the stock broking sector and the market overall. He highlighted concerns about retail participation in the derivatives market, noting that a staggering 93% of F&O traders have reported losses, averaging around ₹2 lakh each over the past three years. Read more

The start of the rate cuts in the US is expected to boost inflows into Indian
equities in the near term. Trivesh D., COO, Tradejini, remarks, “FIIs, who had
pulled out in June and July, are already returning, and with more rate cuts
expected, this inflow could continue to grow, making India a top destination
for higher returns.”  Read more

The start of the rate cuts in the US is expected to boost inflows into Indian
equities in the near term. Trivesh D., COO, Tradejini, remarks, “FIIs, who had
pulled out in June and July, are already returning, and with more rate cuts
expected, this inflow could continue to grow, making India a top destination
for higher returns.”  Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini highlights that while the Sensex reaching the 1L mark is certainly on the horizon, the timing remains uncertain.”We are still seeing strong bull market growth, with the Sensex on an upward trajectory, despite some minor corrections along the way. However, the major correction we expect hasn’t happened yet, and that’s something investors should keep in mind”, he says. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini highlights that while the Sensex reaching the 1L mark is certainly on the horizon, the timing remains uncertain.”We are still seeing strong bull market growth, with the Sensex on an upward trajectory, despite some minor corrections along the way. However, the major correction we expect hasn’t happened yet, and that’s something investors should keep in mind”, he says. Read more

Raising debt and servicing it may become challenging for the companies, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. “Also, with bullish stock market sentiment, there is a positive environment for the IPO market as well and a number of companies eye to cash in the opportunity for raising funds and go ahead with the planned expansion path,” he said. Read more

Raising debt and servicing it may become challenging for the companies, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. “Also, with bullish stock market sentiment, there is a positive environment for the IPO market as well and a number of companies eye to cash in the opportunity for raising funds and go ahead with the planned expansion path,” he said. Read more

“While the demand for luxury homes has surged post-COVID, affordable housing remains a key focus, especially with the government actively promoting affordable projects and urban redevelopment. With the rise of small and medium REITs, commercial and residential real estate interest is expected to climb even further,” said Trivesh. Read more

“While the demand for luxury homes has surged post-COVID, affordable housing remains a key focus, especially with the government actively promoting affordable projects and urban redevelopment. With the rise of small and medium REITs, commercial and residential real estate interest is expected to climb even further,” said Trivesh. Read more

“The couples should first set their entire budget, and then allocate funds strategically,” says Trivesh D, chief operating officer at Tradejini, an online stock trading platform Incase planning for a destination wedding then prefer tier 2 or tier 3 cities. “Metro cities and popular tourist destinations tend to have higher venue costs compared to tier 2 or tier 3 towns,” says Zubair. You can also explore rural venues, where expenses can be substantially lower compared to cities, Trivesh adds. Read more

“The couples should first set their entire budget, and then allocate funds strategically,” says Trivesh D, chief operating officer at Tradejini, an online stock trading platform Incase planning for a destination wedding then prefer tier 2 or tier 3 cities. “Metro cities and popular tourist destinations tend to have higher venue costs compared to tier 2 or tier 3 towns,” says Zubair. You can also explore rural venues, where expenses can be substantially lower compared to cities, Trivesh adds. Read more

Raising debt and servicing it may become challenging for the companies, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. “Also, with bullish stock market sentiment, there is a positive environment for the IPO market as well and a number of companies eye to cash in the opportunity for raising funds and go ahead with the planned expansion path,” he said. Read more

Raising debt and servicing it may become challenging for the companies, said Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. “Also, with bullish stock market sentiment, there is a positive environment for the IPO market as well and a number of companies eye to cash in the opportunity for raising funds and go ahead with the planned expansion path,” he said. Read more

Trivesh D pointed out that gold tends to perform well during periods of uncertainty, acting as a safe-haven asset. However, if global tensions stabilise and no major crises emerge, gold’s performance may be limited in the near term. On the other hand, equities benefit from economic growth and corporate performance, which could lead Nifty to outperform. Read more

Trivesh D pointed out that gold tends to perform well during periods of uncertainty, acting as a safe-haven asset. However, if global tensions stabilise and no major crises emerge, gold’s performance may be limited in the near term. On the other hand, equities benefit from economic growth and corporate performance, which could lead Nifty to outperform. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini said, “Public sector enterprises have experienced a remarkable rally over the past year, with several stocks showing significant price increases. However, the sector is now entering a phase of consolidation and correction.  I would advise investors to look elsewhere for the time being as I expect further corrections in the upcoming weeks.”  Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini said, “Public sector enterprises have experienced a remarkable rally over the past year, with several stocks showing significant price increases. However, the sector is now entering a phase of consolidation and correction.  I would advise investors to look elsewhere for the time being as I expect further corrections in the upcoming weeks.”  Read more

For investors looking to balance risk and reward, mid-cap funds can serve as a strategic component of a well-rounded investment portfolio, offering both growth potential and a buffer against market volatility “Mid-cap stocks are more prospective and have ample room for growth” adds Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini Mid-cap schemes can offer balanced growth while carrying a modest level of risk compared to large-cap and small-cap schemes. Read more

For investors looking to balance risk and reward, mid-cap funds can serve as a strategic component of a well-rounded investment portfolio, offering both growth potential and a buffer against market volatility “Mid-cap stocks are more prospective and have ample room for growth” adds Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini Mid-cap schemes can offer balanced growth while carrying a modest level of risk compared to large-cap and small-cap schemes. Read more

Reacting on the US Federal Reserve move, Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini Described it ” while this makes borrowing cheaper and boosts cash flow, it also lowers returns on safer investments like treasury bonds, As a result, investors are looking got better returns in global markes, and India is a prime target for foreign investments”. Read more

Reacting on the US Federal Reserve move, Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini Described it ” while this makes borrowing cheaper and boosts cash flow, it also lowers returns on safer investments like treasury bonds, As a result, investors are looking got better returns in global markes, and India is a prime target for foreign investments”. Read more

Investors, whose money is not withheld with banking partners as their applications have not been submitted to clearing participants, shall stand rejected. Broking platforms have limited authority in facilitating UPI mandate creation but no single entity can be blamed for the delay, added Trivesh D, who claims no complaints for UPI mandate on his platform. Read more

Investors, whose money is not withheld with banking partners as their applications have not been submitted to clearing participants, shall stand rejected. Broking platforms have limited authority in facilitating UPI mandate creation but no single entity can be blamed for the delay, added Trivesh D, who claims no complaints for UPI mandate on his platform. Read more

In The Retirement Dilemma, Trivesh D. of Tradejini explores the evolving landscape of retirement planning in India, emphasizing the influence of changing demographics, technological advancements, and the rise of flexible retirement options. Trivesh also highlights the unique challenges and opportunities for women in retirement planning, stressing the importance of financial literacy and adaptability. Read more

In The Retirement Dilemma, Trivesh D. of Tradejini explores the evolving landscape of retirement planning in India, emphasizing the influence of changing demographics, technological advancements, and the rise of flexible retirement options. Trivesh also highlights the unique challenges and opportunities for women in retirement planning, stressing the importance of financial literacy and adaptability. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, an online stock trading platform, cautioned investors about the risks. “For investors, the high returns are tempting, but risks are sky-high. The disparity between the potential rewards and underlying risks is alarming. If you’re thinking about getting involved or staying in this market, it might be time to reconsider.” Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, an online stock trading platform, cautioned investors about the risks. “For investors, the high returns are tempting, but risks are sky-high. The disparity between the potential rewards and underlying risks is alarming. If you’re thinking about getting involved or staying in this market, it might be time to reconsider.” Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini, who has exited 25-30% of his positions, says, “The market looks overvalued right now and given the ongoing volatility, I am not comfortable investing more until valuations come down to levels where I feel more confident.” Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini, who has exited 25-30% of his positions, says, “The market looks overvalued right now and given the ongoing volatility, I am not comfortable investing more until valuations come down to levels where I feel more confident.” Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, acknowledges the historical trend of September being challenging for the Nifty 50 and notes current market overvaluation and potential regulatory tightening in the SME IPO segment. He foresees plausible corrections, though they are expected to be modest, potentially setting the stage for a more stable market environment. With possible rate cuts from the US Federal Reserve and the RBI, a market rebound could also be on the horizon, although market direction remains uncertain. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, acknowledges the historical trend of September being challenging for the Nifty 50 and notes current market overvaluation and potential regulatory tightening in the SME IPO segment. He foresees plausible corrections, though they are expected to be modest, potentially setting the stage for a more stable market environment. With possible rate cuts from the US Federal Reserve and the RBI, a market rebound could also be on the horizon, although market direction remains uncertain. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of TRADEJINI, advocates for the Nifty 100 index as a more reliable option for long-term investors. Historically, the Nifty 100 has delivered returns ranging between 12 percent to 15 percent, outperforming fixed deposit rates and offering a stable investment avenue. Trivesh highlights that while the index may not reach record highs in the immediate future, it is expected to perform well over the long term, making it a safer bet for conservative investors. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of TRADEJINI, advocates for the Nifty 100 index as a more reliable option for long-term investors. Historically, the Nifty 100 has delivered returns ranging between 12 percent to 15 percent, outperforming fixed deposit rates and offering a stable investment avenue. Trivesh highlights that while the index may not reach record highs in the immediate future, it is expected to perform well over the long term, making it a safer bet for conservative investors. Read more

The decision to cut rates doesn’t occur in isolation; global economic factors play a crucial role. For instance, Japan is raising its central bank rates in response to domestic issues, creating a counterbalance in global monetary policy. Read more

The decision to cut rates doesn’t occur in isolation; global economic factors play a crucial role. For instance, Japan is raising its central bank rates in response to domestic issues, creating a counterbalance in global monetary policy. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, expects the Indian stock market to overcome minor disruptions. He suggests rate cuts will lead to cautious market adjustments rather than a bullish trend and emphasises the importance of diversification and large-cap investments over the next year. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, expects the Indian stock market to overcome minor disruptions. He suggests rate cuts will lead to cautious market adjustments rather than a bullish trend and emphasises the importance of diversification and large-cap investments over the next year. Read more

Trivesh, COO of Tradejini, said exchange-traded funds that use equal-weight or smart beta strategies do carry higher risks due to more frequent churning, even as they can potentially deliver higher returns by capturing specific market opportunities. Read more

Trivesh, COO of Tradejini, said exchange-traded funds that use equal-weight or smart beta strategies do carry higher risks due to more frequent churning, even as they can potentially deliver higher returns by capturing specific market opportunities. Read more

We at Tradejini, have always focused on providing state-of-the-art features and services to empower our clients. CubePlus, our trading app, acts as a premium toolkit for traders by offering tools such as an inbuilt option chain, pay-off graph, scalper mode, basket mode, seasonality chart, 10-year fundamental and financial data, and option Greeks (within the option chain)—all under one roof and at no additional cost. Additionally, we also have a free dedicated options trading platform coupled with an options trading simulator and strategy builder, to name a few industry-first features. Read more

We at Tradejini, have always focused on providing state-of-the-art features and services to empower our clients. CubePlus, our trading app, acts as a premium toolkit for traders by offering tools such as an inbuilt option chain, pay-off graph, scalper mode, basket mode, seasonality chart, 10-year fundamental and financial data, and option Greeks (within the option chain)—all under one roof and at no additional cost. Additionally, we also have a free dedicated options trading platform coupled with an options trading simulator and strategy builder, to name a few industry-first features. Read more

The increase in STT is likely to affect trading costs, albeit marginally. For traders, these adjustments could translate into slightly higher transaction expenses, which may prompt a re-evaluation of trading strategies. Although these changes will have a manageable impact. Read more

The increase in STT is likely to affect trading costs, albeit marginally. For traders, these adjustments could translate into slightly higher transaction expenses, which may prompt a re-evaluation of trading strategies. Although these changes will have a manageable impact. Read more

Tradejini COO Trivesh D –  Rakesh Jhunjhunwala taught me a key lesson about knowing when to sell stocks. Trading can be tricky because it’s often a negative-sum game where it’s hard to come out ahead. To build real wealth, you need to focus on long-term investing. In the stock market, you either make a profit or learn something valuable—there are no true losses. Read more

Tradejini COO Trivesh D –  Rakesh Jhunjhunwala taught me a key lesson about knowing when to sell stocks. Trading can be tricky because it’s often a negative-sum game where it’s hard to come out ahead. To build real wealth, you need to focus on long-term investing. In the stock market, you either make a profit or learn something valuable—there are no true losses. Read more

Tradejini COO Trivesh D finds IT, metal, and PSU banks reeling under pressureover the past few weeks and expects further corrections due to the unwinding of the yen carry trade issue. The extent of these corrections depends on the share of FII holdings in these sectors, he said, highlighting that the problem
may not be fully over. Read more

Tradejini COO Trivesh D finds IT, metal, and PSU banks reeling under pressureover the past few weeks and expects further corrections due to the unwinding of the yen carry trade issue. The extent of these corrections depends on the share of FII holdings in these sectors, he said, highlighting that the problem may not be fully over. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, anticipates that SEBI’s curbs will impact weekly expiry days, with volumes expected to decrease. The regulator has proposed reducing the number of weekly expiries to two per week, one per exchange. Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, anticipates that SEBI’s curbs will impact weekly expiry days, with volumes expected to decrease. The regulator has proposed reducing the number of weekly expiries to two per week, one per exchange. Read more

Toady’s financial fraud is just common as it was more than a century ago. Forget paper and phones. Today’s stock market crooks exploit cyber weakness to manipulate prices, just like in Harshad Mehta’s era. Back then, a few fraudsters rigged prices and forged documents via, non-digital manipulation. Now, Cyber scams create similar illusion, defrauding investors of billions. Read more

Toady’s financial fraud is just common as it was more than a century ago. Forget paper and phones. Today’s stock market crooks exploit cyber weakness to manipulate prices, just like in Harshad Mehta’s era. Back then, a few fraudsters rigged prices and forged documents via, non-digital manipulation. Now, Cyber scams create similar illusion, defrauding investors of billions. Read more

Financial markets serve as the backbone of any economy, facilitating capital allocation and wealth creation. However, amidst the allure of profit and promise, lurks a darker side – the scam. India, with its burgeoning investor base and rapid digitalization, presents a fertile ground for financial fraudsters to operate. In recent years, a slew of scams have rocked the Indian financial landscape, leaving investors high and dry and casting doubts on the integrity of the system. Read more

Financial markets serve as the backbone of any economy, facilitating capital allocation and wealth creation. However, amidst the allure of profit and promise, lurks a darker side – the scam. India, with its burgeoning investor base and rapid digitalization, presents a fertile ground for financial fraudsters to operate. In recent years, a slew of scams have rocked the Indian financial landscape, leaving investors high and dry and casting doubts on the integrity of the system. Read more

The significant gain in equity folios indicates broader participation across investor segments, driven by improved financial literacy and accessible investment platforms, Trivesh D, COO of stock trading platform Tradejini. Read more

The significant gain in equity folios indicates broader participation across investor segments, driven by improved financial literacy and accessible investment platforms, Trivesh D, COO of stock trading platform Tradejini. Read more

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly choosing to go public as a pathway to grow into larger enterprises. From April 1, 2024, to June 30, 2024, revealed that out of the 45 IPOs launched in India, 30 were SME IPOs, constituting 66.67 per cent of the total IPOs during this period. Specifically, in June alone, 27 IPOs were launched, with SMEs accounting for 20 of them, amounting to 74 per cent of the total IPOs for that month. Read more

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly choosing to go public as a pathway to grow into larger enterprises. From April 1, 2024, to June 30, 2024, revealed that out of the 45 IPOs launched in India, 30 were SME IPOs, constituting 66.67 per cent of the total IPOs during this period. Specifically, in June alone, 27 IPOs were launched, with SMEs accounting for 20 of them, amounting to 74 per cent of the total IPOs for that month. Read more

Dual dominance in the market Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel are the two companies dominating the Indian telecom market, as of December 2023, Jio has 459.81 million subscribers, while Airtel has 257.37 million subscribers. Vodafone Idea and BSNL have 127.28 million and 21.28 million subscribers respectively. Read more

Dual dominance in the market Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel are the two companies dominating the Indian telecom market, as of December 2023, Jio has 459.81 million subscribers, while Airtel has 257.37 million subscribers. Vodafone Idea and BSNL have 127.28 million and 21.28 million subscribers respectively. Read more

From a technical perspective, the post-budget market is often characterised by volatility. Traders can utilise moving averages to identify support and resistance levels, providing a clearer picture of market sentiment and potential entry or exit points. Read more

From a technical perspective, the post-budget market is often characterised by volatility. Traders can utilise moving averages to identify support and resistance levels, providing a clearer picture of market sentiment and potential entry or exit points. Read more

According to Trivesh, the forthcoming budget is expected to prioritise infrastructure development and enhanced connectivity, likely benefiting the construction and steel sectors with projected growth rates of 8 percent and 12 percent, respectively. Additionally, the defence and tourism sectors could see gains from sustained capital expenditures. Read more

According to Trivesh, the forthcoming budget is expected to prioritise infrastructure development and enhanced connectivity, likely benefiting the construction and steel sectors with projected growth rates of 8 percent and 12 percent, respectively. Additionally, the defence and tourism sectors could see gains from sustained capital expenditures.. Read more

sentiments were expressed by Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. He stated that the market at record highs might become volatile and stay sideways given the lack of direction. Institutional players take a “wait and watch” stance in these circumstances. Read more

sentiments were expressed by Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini. He stated that the market at record highs might become volatile and stay sideways given the lack of direction. Institutional players take a “wait and watch” stance in these circumstances. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini has picked Larsen & Toubro (L&T), IRCTC, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) and Bharat Electronics as his key budget picks. However, it has suggested investors to stay away from overheated pockets like SME space. Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini has picked Larsen & Toubro (L&T), IRCTC, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) and Bharat Electronics as his key budget picks. However, it has suggested investors to stay away from overheated pockets like SME space. Read more

For the mid-cap and small-cap space, the expert noted while these have registered impressive gains this year (around 21% YTD), but some caution is warranted. While growth potential is enticing, valuations might be stretched, raising concerns about a potential pullback,  says Trivesh, COO at TradejiniRead more

For the mid-cap and small-cap space, the expert noted while these have registered impressive gains this year (around 21% YTD), but some caution is warranted. While growth potential is enticing, valuations might be stretched, raising concerns about a potential pullback,  says Trivesh, COO at Tradejini .Read more

Scammers, like their cunning predecessors, have continuously adapted their methods to exploit vulnerabilities in the digital age. Unlike the past when manipulations relied on phone calls and paper trails, as Harshad Mehta infamously did, modern scams weaponize cyber technology to deceive and manipulate investors.Read more

Scammers, like their cunning predecessors, have continuously adapted their methods to exploit vulnerabilities in the digital age. Unlike the past when manipulations relied on phone calls and paper trails, as Harshad Mehta infamously did, modern scams weaponize cyber technology to deceive and manipulate investors.Read more

 Indian markets face potential risks that could disrupt the current rally. Concerns over the financial health of SMEs, historically prone to corrections after rapid growth unsupported by fundamentals, loom large. The small-cap Nifty’s current high P/E ratio of 29 underscores vulnerability. Additionally, policy shifts following recent political changes could introduce uncertainties impacting specific sectors.Read more

 Indian markets face potential risks that could disrupt the current rally. Concerns over the financial health of SMEs, historically prone to corrections after rapid growth unsupported by fundamentals, loom large. The small-cap Nifty’s current high P/E ratio of 29 underscores vulnerability. Additionally, policy shifts following recent political changes could introduce uncertainties impacting specific sectors.Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, also mentioned that the Sensex could reach another milestone before the Union Budget.”Today, the market reaching 80,000 is a sign of the strong momentum we have been seeing. This growth, even with valuation concerns, reflects a bullish market outlook,” he said.Read more

Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini, also mentioned that the Sensex could reach another milestone before the Union Budget.”Today, the market reaching 80,000 is a sign of the strong momentum we have been seeing. This growth, even with valuation concerns, reflects a bullish market outlook,” he said.Read more

Tradejini’s COO explains, “for end customers, this move promises several benefits. A uniform fee structure means that the savings from transaction charges are more likely to be passed on to clients rather than being pocketed by large brokers.”.Read more

Tradejini’s COO explains, “for end customers, this move promises several benefits. A uniform fee structure means that the savings from transaction charges are more likely to be passed on to clients rather than being pocketed by large brokers.”.Read more

Markets are dynamic and constantly evolving. Sticking rigidly to a preconceived notion or strategy can be detrimental. It’s crucial to remain flexible and adapt to new information and changing market conditions.
For instance, during the pandemic, investors who quickly adapted to the new reality—such as the increased demand for technology and healthcare stocks—were able to capitalize on emerging opportunities.Read more

Markets are dynamic and constantly evolving. Sticking rigidly to a preconceived notion or strategy can be detrimental. It’s crucial to remain flexible and adapt to new information and changing market conditions.
For instance, during the pandemic, investors who quickly adapted to the new reality—such as the increased demand for technology and healthcare stocks—were able to capitalize on emerging opportunities.Read more

The valuations of mid and small-cap companies continue to be in the expensive and extremely bullish category. On account of smaller m-caps, these companies are susceptible to significant volatility which may induce investors to participate in such companies without a clear understanding of the operations and future growth prospects of these companies. I advise investors to maintain discipline in stock selection and the decision should not be merely based on speculation and FOMO to ensure long-term wealth is built.Read more

The valuations of mid and small-cap companies continue to be in the expensive and extremely bullish category. On account of smaller m-caps, these companies are susceptible to significant volatility which may induce investors to participate in such companies without a clear understanding of the operations and future growth prospects of these companies. I advise investors to maintain discipline in stock selection and the decision should not be merely based on speculation and FOMO to ensure long-term wealth is built.Read more

The market capitalisation of BSE-listed firms hit an all-time high of Rs 438.41 lakh crore on Thursday, fuelled by a record-breaking rally in equities where the Sensex breached the historic 79,000 mark for the first time. Rallying for the fourth day running, the 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 568.93 points or 0.72% to settle at a new closing peak of 79,243.18 on Thursday.Read more

The market capitalisation of BSE-listed firms hit an all-time high of Rs 438.41 lakh crore on Thursday, fuelled by a record-breaking rally in equities where the Sensex breached the historic 79,000 mark for the first time. Rallying for the fourth day running, the 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 568.93 points or 0.72% to settle at a new closing peak of 79,243.18 on Thursday.Read more

“Strong corporate performance reinforces market stability and investor trust. Equally important will be the government’s effectiveness in implementing pro-growth policies that stimulate economic activity. The upcoming Union Budget will be closely watched for potential sector-specific policies,” said Tradejini Chief Operating Officer Trivesh D.Read more

“Strong corporate performance reinforces market stability and investor trust. Equally important will be the government’s effectiveness in implementing pro-growth policies that stimulate economic activity. The upcoming Union Budget will be closely watched for potential sector-specific policies,” said Tradejini Chief Operating Officer Trivesh D.Read more

Trivesh D COO of Tradejini said that the suspicion of front running is not on the fund house but on an individual. What often happens is that an employee or management is front-running then that fund goes down consistently but in case of quants the performance is consistently good.Read more

Trivesh D COO of Tradejini said that the suspicion of front running is not on the fund house but on an individual. What often happens is that an employee or management is front-running then that fund goes down consistently but in case of quants the performance is consistently good.Read more

Deciding whether to prioritize Indian or US stocks depends on various factors, including investment goals, risk tolerance, and market outlook. US stocks generally offer more stability and are part of a more mature market, providing safer investment opportunities. On the other hand, Indian stocks can offer higher growth potential, albeit with increased volatility. A balanced approach, including diversifying investments across both markets, can help manage risk and maximize returns.Read more

Deciding whether to prioritize Indian or US stocks depends on various factors, including investment goals, risk tolerance, and market outlook. US stocks generally offer more stability and are part of a more mature market, providing safer investment opportunities. On the other hand, Indian stocks can offer higher growth potential, albeit with increased volatility. A balanced approach, including diversifying investments across both markets, can help manage risk and maximize returns.Read more

“Given the current political uncertainty in India and with US interest rates still appealing, FPIs have shifted to a risk-off mode,”Krishna Appala, smallcase manager & senior research analyst at Capitalmind, said

Another reason could be profit booking by FPIs in anticipation of a market correction, particularly around results day, Tradejini’s Mr. Trivesh said.Read more

“Given the current political uncertainty in India and with US interest rates still appealing, FPIs have shifted to a risk-off mode,”Krishna Appala, smallcase manager & senior research analyst at Capitalmind, said

Another reason could be profit booking by FPIs in anticipation of a market correction, particularly around results day, Tradejini’s Mr. Trivesh said.Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini believes high market volatility may continue for another week or two due to mixed portfolio allocation after the elections. The banking sector is expected to outperform with a projected earnings growth of 14% CAGR.Read more

Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini believes high market volatility may continue for another week or two due to mixed portfolio allocation after the elections. The banking sector is expected to outperform with a projected earnings growth of 14% CAGR.Read more

I think the market will move sideways or down rather than up for a while after the market’s June 3, 2024, rally ended with a significant decline on Results Day. Many companies that were rallying due to political influence might see significant corrections to their stock prices. However, in the end, I believe that performance drives valuation and that external environment-related rallies and corrections are merely transitory.Read more

I think the market will move sideways or down rather than up for a while after the market’s June 3, 2024, rally ended with a significant decline on Results Day. Many companies that were rallying due to political influence might see significant corrections to their stock prices. However, in the end, I believe that performance drives valuation and that external environment-related rallies and corrections are merely transitory.Read more

Trivesh D, COO of TRADEJINI said, “An increase in VIX indicates heightened fear among market participants regarding election results, which has resulted in a rise in the fear gauge index. The VIX is acting similar to the period right before the results of the Lok Sabha election were announced in 2019. During the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the India VIX reached a historical high of 39.30, and in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it almost reached the 30 mark”.Read more

Trivesh D, COO of TRADEJINI said, “An increase in VIX indicates heightened fear among market participants regarding election results, which has resulted in a rise in the fear gauge index. The VIX is acting similar to the period right before the results of the Lok Sabha election were announced in 2019. During the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the India VIX reached a historical high of 39.30, and in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it almost reached the 30 mark”.Read more

What does India VIX trading above 25 points mean to investors? By Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini?
The India VIX is currently trading in the range of 29–30, up over 39–44%, after falling 15% on Monday as exit polls lifted market sentiments. However, an increase in VIX indicates heightened fear among market participants regarding election results, which has resulted in the fear gauge index. The way the VIX is acting right now is a lot like the period right before the results of the Lok Sabha election were announced in 2019.Read more

What does India VIX trading above 25 points mean to investors? By Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini?
The India VIX is currently trading in the range of 29–30, up over 39–44%, after falling 15% on Monday as exit polls lifted market sentiments. However, an increase in VIX indicates heightened fear among market participants regarding election results, which has resulted in the fear gauge index. The way the VIX is acting right now is a lot like the period right before the results of the Lok Sabha election were announced in 2019.Read more

The rising VIX isn’t solely due to election dynamics, but also due to global factors such as escalating tensions in the Middle East; rising US Treasury yields also exacerbated market concerns, according to Trivesh D, chief operating officer, Tradejini. Read more

The rising VIX isn’t solely due to election dynamics, but also due to global factors such as escalating tensions in the Middle East; rising US Treasury yields also exacerbated market concerns, according to Trivesh D, chief operating officer, Tradejini. Read more

 “An increase in VIX indicates heightened fear among market participants regarding election results, which has resulted in a rise in the fear gauge index. The VIX is acting similar to the period right before the results of the Lok Sabha election were announced in 2019. During the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the India VIX reached a historical high of 39.30, and in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it almost reached the 30 mark.” said Trivesh D, COO of TRADEJINI. Read more

 “An increase in VIX indicates heightened fear among market participants regarding election results, which has resulted in a rise in the fear gauge index. The VIX is acting similar to the period right before the results of the Lok Sabha election were announced in 2019. During the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the India VIX reached a historical high of 39.30, and in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it almost reached the 30 mark.” said Trivesh D, COO of TRADEJINI. Read more

India, the world’s largest democracy with an estimated population of 144.17 crore, is undergoing a digital transformation. This, coupled with strong economic fundamentals and a young demographic, presents exciting opportunities for the nation’s future. Read more

India, the world’s largest democracy with an estimated population of 144.17 crore, is undergoing a digital transformation. This, coupled with strong economic fundamentals and a young demographic, presents exciting opportunities for the nation’s future. Read more

 India Has the Significantly transformed its approach to sustainability and environmental Stewardship in recent years. Confronted with the challenges of climate change, the country has increasingly integrated green finance into its economic strategy. Green finance, which directs investments towards sustainable and eco-friendly projects, has become a crucial driver in advancing renewable energy initiatives in India. Read more

 India Has the Significantly transformed its approach to sustainability and environmental Stewardship in recent years. Confronted with the challenges of climate change, the country has increasingly integrated green finance into its economic strategy. Green finance, which directs investments towards sustainable and eco-friendly projects, has become a crucial driver in advancing renewable energy initiatives in India. Read more

“Beyond these industry-specific factors, broader economic tailwinds are also at play. The upcoming marriage season and potential government spending are all expected to boost consumer spending, positively impacting the auto sector,” said Trivesh. Read more

“Beyond these industry-specific factors, broader economic tailwinds are also at play. The upcoming marriage season and potential government spending are all expected to boost consumer spending, positively impacting the auto sector,” said Trivesh. Read more

A BJP win would probably boost investor confidence, which would be especially advantageous for large-cap firms. Energy, healthcare, and infrastructure are the sectors that stand to gain from it. Since Modi’s flagship economic initiative has been ‘Make in India’, the manufacturing sector is also anticipated to perform better in the post-election rally than the market. Read more

A BJP win would probably boost investor confidence, which would be especially advantageous for large-cap firms. Energy, healthcare, and infrastructure are the sectors that stand to gain from it. Since Modi’s flagship economic initiative has been ‘Make in India’, the manufacturing sector is also anticipated to perform better in the post-election rally than the market. Read more

In this episode of Market Minutes, Lovisha Darad discusses about what factors will guide market trends on May 29, following mixed global cues. Some of the top stocks to watch out in today’s trade are PNB Housing, Brigade Enterprises, Oil India, among others. Also, catch Trivesh D from Tradejini on Voice of the Day segment. Market Minutes is a morning podcast that puts the spotlight on hot stocks, key data points, and developing trends. Read more

In this episode of Market Minutes, Lovisha Darad discusses about what factors will guide market trends on May 29, following mixed global cues. Some of the top stocks to watch out in today’s trade are PNB Housing, Brigade Enterprises, Oil India, among others. Also, catch Trivesh D from Tradejini on Voice of the Day segment. Market Minutes is a morning podcast that puts the spotlight on hot stocks, key data points, and developing trends. Read more

Echoing similar sentiments,  Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini says “By exclusively investing in FDs, the opportunity cost lost is very high. One misses out on the potential for higher returns offered by listed stocks and bonds which have provided returns in the range of 12% – 15%. Historically, the stock market has outperformed FDs, particularly over the long term, where the effect of marginal compounding significantly enhances wealth accumulation. Read more

Echoing similar sentiments,  Trivesh D, COO of Tradejini says “By exclusively investing in FDs, the opportunity cost lost is very high. One misses out on the potential for higher returns offered by listed stocks and bonds which have provided returns in the range of 12% – 15%. Historically, the stock market has outperformed FDs, particularly over the long term, where the effect of marginal compounding significantly enhances wealth accumulation. Read more

Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini, sees promising growth prospects for Nifty to move towards 24,000, albeit with minor corrections on the way. “This rally distinguishes itself by its reliance on adequately valued large-cap stocks, while segments of the market with inflated valuations take a backseat. I believe this trend of large-cap outperformance is anticipated to continue, bolstering the bullish momentum and fostering stability,” he opined. Read more

Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini, sees promising growth prospects for Nifty to move towards 24,000, albeit with minor corrections on the way. “This rally distinguishes itself by its reliance on adequately valued large-cap stocks, while segments of the market with inflated valuations take a backseat. I believe this trend of large-cap outperformance is anticipated to continue, bolstering the bullish momentum and fostering stability,” he opined. Read more

 

“Looking ahead to the Lok Sabha election outcome, it seems the market is set to continue its trajectory without major corrections, given that the markets are already factoring in the results. Despite recent declines due to foreign investor sell-offs, significant corrections are unlikely unless there is a major event,” said Trivesh D., COO at Tradejini. Read more

 

“Looking ahead to the Lok Sabha election outcome, it seems the market is set to continue its trajectory without major corrections, given that the markets are already factoring in the results. Despite recent declines due to foreign investor sell-offs, significant corrections are unlikely unless there is a major event,” said Trivesh D., COO at Tradejini. Read more

 

What if I told you that the Indian debt markets have been experiencing extraordinary growth and opportunity recently? Indians have historically placed their trust in fixed income investments like FD’s, primarily because they offer a perceived security, superior to that of equity and debt markets. This is why only 15% of Indians have DEMAT accounts. Read more

 

What if I told you that the Indian debt markets have been experiencing extraordinary growth and opportunity recently? Indians have historically placed their trust in fixed income investments like FD’s, primarily because they offer a perceived security, superior to that of equity and debt markets. This is why only 15% of Indians have DEMAT accounts. Read more

 

Mutual funds, which manage long-term wealth for domestic investors, emphasise the Indian market’s underlying development potential and are less affected by short-term events such as elections, allowing them to continue investing in stocks, Tradejini COO Trivesh D said. Read more

 

Mutual funds, which manage long-term wealth for domestic investors, emphasise the Indian market’s underlying development potential and are less affected by short-term events such as elections, allowing them to continue investing in stocks, Tradejini COO Trivesh D said. Read more

 

Prior to the outflow, the investors infused Rs 35,098 crore in March and Rs 1,539 crore in February in Indian equities. Elaborating on the outlook, Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini, noted, “Looking ahead, post-general elections, corporate India’s strong financial performance in Q4 FY24 is anticipated to be rewarded. While FPIs may adopt a cautious stance until the election results are clear, favourable outcomes and established political stability could see their return in significant numbers.” He added that the investors could be profit booking in expectation of a correction in the market, specifically near the results day.

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Prior to the outflow, the investors infused Rs 35,098 crore in March and Rs 1,539 crore in February in Indian equities. Elaborating on the outlook, Trivesh D, COO, Tradejini, noted, “Looking ahead, post-general elections, corporate India’s strong financial performance in Q4 FY24 is anticipated to be rewarded. While FPIs may adopt a cautious stance until the election results are clear, favourable outcomes and established political stability could see their return in significant numbers.” He added that the investors could be profit booking in expectation of a correction in the market, specifically near the results day.

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While FPIs may adopt a cautious stance until the election results are clear, favourable outcomes and established political stability could see their return in significant numbers, Trivesh D., COO at Tradejini, said. According to the data with the depositories, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) experienced a net outflow of ₹17,083 crore in equities this month (till May 10). Read more

 

While FPIs may adopt a cautious stance until the election results are clear, favourable outcomes and established political stability could see their return in significant numbers, Trivesh D., COO at Tradejini, said. According to the data with the depositories, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) experienced a net outflow of ₹17,083 crore in equities this month (till May 10). Read more

 

While FPIs may adopt a cautious stance until the election results are clear, favourable outcomes and established political stability could see their return in significant numbers, Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini, said. Read more

 

While FPIs may adopt a cautious stance until the election results are clear, favourable outcomes and established political stability could see their return in significant numbers, Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini, said. Read more

 

Another reason could be profit booking by FPIs in anticipation of a market correction, particularly around results day, Tradejini’s Trivesh said. On the global front, the US Fed has indicated no rate cuts until inflation cools, thus raising scepticism over the possibility of an early rate cut. It led to the appreciation in US dollar leading to a surge in US Treasury yields. On the other hand, FPIs withdrew Rs 1,602 crore from the debt market during the period under review. Read more

 

Another reason could be profit booking by FPIs in anticipation of a market correction, particularly around results day, Tradejini’s Trivesh said. On the global front, the US Fed has indicated no rate cuts until inflation cools, thus raising scepticism over the possibility of an early rate cut. It led to the appreciation in US dollar leading to a surge in US Treasury yields. On the other hand, FPIs withdrew Rs 1,602 crore from the debt market during the period under review. Read more