On January 6, five stocks from the NSE universe with a market capitalisation exceeding Rs 1,000 crore appeared on the bullish White Marubozu scanner, according to StockEdge.coms technical scan data. A White Marubozu is a bullish candlestick pattern formed when the opening price is the sessions low and the closing price is the high.Depicted by a long white or green candlestick with no upper shadow and a small or non-existent lower shadow, the pattern indicates sustained buying pressure throughout the session. Traders view it as a sign of strong buyer control and often use it to assess potential future price direction.
Precious metals saw a stellar 2025 run, but 2026 may bring divergence. Gold is expected to remain a stable hedge, while silver's volatility will be driven by industrial demand and China's recovery. Investors should track key macro triggers as they recalibrate allocations.
The dollar remained stable ahead of key U.S. economic data, which traders deem more influential than geopolitical tensions. Markets largely ignored global conflicts, focusing instead on U.S. labor market figures and the Federal Reserve's potential rate cuts. Investors await crucial employment reports to gauge the economic outlook.
Mutual funds offer indirect investment in gold and silver through ETFs, fund-of-funds, and multi-asset allocation funds. Investors can utilize SIPs and STPs for systematic investments. Tax implications vary based on holding periods, with long-term gains taxed at 12.5%. A 'buy on dips' strategy and limited portfolio exposure are recommended after recent rallies.
Ashok Leyland shares are trading near record highs. The commercial vehicle maker saw strong sales growth in the December quarter. The company anticipates a better second half of FY26. This is due to lower taxes and increased infrastructure activity. Ashok Leyland is expanding its production capacity to meet rising demand.
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US buyout group TPG Capital is nearing a deal to acquire a significant minority stake of 30-40% in Nirmal Jain's IIFL Capital Services. This move could position TPG as the largest shareholder, coinciding with Jain's plans to re-enter wealth management. The potential transaction, including an open offer, could be valued up to 8,000 crore.
Major investors are set to acquire a stake in Inox Clean Energy. This deal values the renewable energy firm at over $5 billion. The investment signals strong interest in India's clean energy sector. It will also fund Inox Clean Energy's expansion plans. The company is growing its renewable generation and solar manufacturing capacities.
