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The analysis revealed that nearly 96% (255) of low beta stocks have dropped by double digits from their 52-week peak, with 5% (13 stocks) falling over 50%.

Stocks including Quality Power, M&M, NTPC Green, Tata Steel, Cipla, RVNL, Delta Corp, HG Infra and Berger Paints will be in the spotlight on Friday, February 21.

Stocks including RIL, ICICI Bank, Adani Ports, Kotak Mahindra Bank, RITES, Tata Power, NPTC Green, Honasa, RailTel and more will be in the spotlight on Thursday, February 13.

As India approaches Budget 2025, expectations are high for a focus on capital expenditure to drive economic recovery. Analysts highlight sectors like power, renewable energy, and defence for growth, recommending stocks such as Hitachi Energy, Siemens, and L&T. Despite recent market declines, experts see opportunities in select industries, urging investors to adopt a long-term, buy-on-dips strategy.

Stocks including Reliance Industries, Torrent Pharma, L&T, Voltas, RITES, Marico, Concor, Godavari Biorefineries and more will be the spotlight on Wednesday, October 30.

Adani Enterprises withdraws demerger scheme, oil marketing companies hike commission, Sky Gold raises capital, HDFC buys PNB Housing shares.

Stocks to watch today, July 29, 2024: GIFT Nifty indicates a positive start for the benchmark equity indices on Monday. Here are buzzing stocks to watch during today's trading session

Nifty soared to a new record high on Tuesday, forming a bullish pattern on the charts. After breaking through the 24,400 resistance level, the next target for the index could be 24,960. The momentum indicator showed bullish trade on the counters of BASF India, Kaynes Technology, Hindustan Aeronautics, Britannia Industries, and Colgate-Palmolive (India).

Ahead of the opening bells on 09 July 2024, here are the stocks that you can track today.

These 10 companies had fixed July 09 as the record date for a dividend payout of up to Rs 30 per share.

Based on average market capitalization from January to June 2024, seven stocks are poised to join the large-cap category. The list includes two-wheeler giant Hero MotoCorp, state-run companies BHEL and NHPC, along with Zydus Lifesciences, JSW Energy, Bosch, and Cummins India.

Among the stocks in the capital goods sector, Timken India emerged as the top gainer with a rally of 1,736% in the past decade

AMFI classifies largecap companies as those ranked from 1-100 in market capitalisation, midcap companies from 101-250 and smallcap companies as those ranked from 251 onwards.

Existing largecaps likeICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company, Polycab India, SRF, Marico, SBI Cards & Payment Services and Berger Paints are likely to lose their tags.

The Nifty experienced a decline of 183 points, closing near the 22,700 level, and formed a "dark cloud cover" candlestick pattern, a bearish signal. The Indian market saw its worst session in nearly three weeks on Wednesday, dragged down by losses in heavyweight financials and IT stocks.

The Nifty Realty index was trading 1.03 per cent down at 999.55.

The Nifty Pharma index was trading 0.03 per cent up at 19221.95.

The Nifty Bank index was trading 0.99 per cent down at 48657.65.

In the upcoming Amfi Semi-Annual Categorisation for the second half of 2024, seven stocks, including Hero MotoCorp and BHEL, are poised to move to the large-cap category from mid-cap. Stellar rallies have propelled their returns over the past year.