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Indian equity markets ended February on a subdued note, with Nifty having its worst monthly crash since the pandemic. Smallcap stocks faced significant declines, while 25 out of 30 Sensex stocks delivered negative returns, with 12 experiencing double-digit losses. The IT sector saw the steepest fall amid concerns over a weakening US business environment.

Jai Corp Ltd, which lost 69 per cent of its market value till Thursday, fell another 4 per cent on Friday. Vakrangee, Best Agrolife, Zen Technologies and Quick Heal Technologies plunged 51-68 per cent during the same period.

Stocks including Tata Steel, M&M, Dr Reddy's Labs, Maruti Suzuki, RVNL, Mankind Pharma, Ola Electric, Tata Technologies and more will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, January 08.

In the Nifty 50 index, 20 stocks ended in the green, while 30 stocks closed in the red in today's trade.

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

Ahead of the opening bells on 12 July 2024, here are the stocks that you can track today.

Stocks including TCS, HCL Tech, IREDA, Vodafone, RIL, Adani Wilmar, AR Wealth, Fusion Finance and more may remain under spotlight before the opening bell on Friday, July 12.

TVS Motor recorded its highest ever revenue and profit in FY2023-24 and the company achieved a milestone of over 40 lakh units in sales.

Many of the data points indicate that the current sideways trend is possibly a distribution, and the Nifty index may eventually drift lower

In this week, the Indian rupee lost some ground against the US dollar, as domestic unit fell 11 paise to close at 83.03 in the week ended February 9 against the February 2 closing of 82.92.

Nifty found support at the 20DMA for the second day in a row, on Friday. The trend could weaken if it decisively drops below 21,690. A decisive fall below 21,690 may trigger a correction towards 21,500, says Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst, LKP Securities.

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A total of 14 other stocks delivered 250-300 per cent returns. They included Zen Technologies Ltd, Transformers & Rectifiers (India) Ltd, Newgen Software Technologies Ltd, and Apollo Micro Systems Ltd.

Q2 Results today: About 187 companies will be releasing their earnings for the September quarter today, including Zomato, Titan, and InterGlobe Aviation

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For optimism to return to the markets, a move above 19,600 and a calm international scenario are essential. There is ambiguity in the markets. Experts suggest caution at every step.

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) offloaded equities worth Rs 3545.64 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) bought equities worth Rs 5,617.33 crore in this week.

Thirty-three Indian stocks have more than doubled investors' wealth in H1 2023. As of H1, the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex has given a 3.5% return, but a majority of the multibagger stocks identified come from the midcap and small-cap categories. Among the 33 stocks, six each are from the capital goods and information technology sectors, and over 100 stocks have beaten the benchmark by between 50-100%. Money managers recommend that investors continue to look for value buys from a long-term perspective.