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The Indian stock market witnessed a turbulent end to last week, snapping its six-day winning streak with sharp corrections across major indices. From global central bank signals to domestic liquidity trends, multiple forces are converging as we step into a new trading week. So what does it all mean for investors, traders, and anyone keeping an eye on Dalal Street? In this post, we’ll break down the top 5 key triggers that are likely to influence the Indian stock market over the next few days. Whether you're an active investor or just someone interested in financial markets, this guide will help you stay ahead of the curve. 📉 Market Snapshot: Where Things Stand Now Before diving into what’s next, here’s how the market closed on Friday, August 22, 2025: Nifty 50: Down by around 213 points to close at 24,870 Sensex: Down by around 693 points, ending at 81,306 Bank Nifty: Down by around 606 points, finishing at 55,149 Heavy profit-booking was seen across sectors, particularly ahead of...

In a crowded insurance landscape filled with legacy players and stiff regulatory oversight, Go Digit General Insurance has been carving out its space quietly—but steadily. With its recent June 2025 earnings call, the company provided a mix of optimism, caution, and healthy transparency—qualities that long-term investors should care deeply about. If you're evaluating Digit for your portfolio, here’s a simplified, breakdown of their quarterly update and what it really means for you as a potential or existing investor. Strong Headline Numbers, But the Devil’s in the Details Let’s start with the basics: Profit before tax (PBT) rose from ₹101 crore to ₹161 crore year-over-year. Profit after tax (PAT) stood at ₹138 crore after a 13.9% tax rate. Return on Equity (ROE) rose slightly to 3.4% (non-annualized). Net worth increased to ₹4,173 crore—a solid 33% YoY growth. Assets Under Management (AUM) jumped by ₹3,100 crore, now totaling ₹20,861 crore. Solvency ratio remains strong at 227%, wel...

In a market where big names dominate headlines, small-cap companies often go unnoticed—until they don’t. For investors looking for value beyond the obvious, small-cap turnarounds offer a rare window of opportunity. One such company that has quietly caught attention is MIC Electronics Limited, a Hyderabad-based firm that was once on the brink of collapse—and is now on the path to revival. But is this just another small-cap rebound? Or does MIC Electronics have what it takes to become a multibagger in the years ahead? Let’s dive deep into MIC’s turnaround, current business model, growth plans, and what investors should really know. 🔙 From Bankruptcy to a New Beginning MIC Electronics was a well-known player in the LED display technology space, with applications ranging from railway stations to stadium scoreboards. However, like many companies that scaled too fast without sustainable foundations, MIC found itself in financial distress and was dragged into insolvency proceedings under the...