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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] After 3 years of playing second fiddle, India’s most valuable stock is ready to steal the show again. Shares of Nifty heavyweight Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) have already climbed over 12% in calendar 2025, and analysts say the old warhorse is saddling up for a full-blown re-rating as FY26 shapes into a potential inflection point. RIL’s Q4 results, which crushed Street expectations, were just the opening act. Brokers are now pegging targets as high as Rs 1,720 as against Monday’s closing price of Rs 1,368, and the mood on the Street is shifting fast. RIL’s transformation from a predominantly energy-centric empire to a digital and consumer-focused behemoth is now undeniable. "RIL’s transition to a new energy company is starting to bear fruit and we think it is back on an earnings growth path after flattish earnings in FY25. We expect a re-rating to follow this growth," Morgan Stanley analyst Mayank Maheshwari said, setting the t...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] A Chandigarh resident has stumbled upon a forgotten financial windfall, discovering decades-old Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) shares originally purchased in 1988, now valued at approximately Rs 12 lakh. The revelation has triggered a wave of social media reactions, ranging from financial advice to lighthearted banter. Rattan Dillon, a car enthusiast from Chandigarh, found physical share certificates of RIL during a spring cleaning session. The documents revealed that the original shareholder—now deceased—had acquired 30 equity shares at Rs 10 each. Unfamiliar with stock market procedures, Dillon turned to social media for guidance. We found these at home, but I have no idea about the stock market. Can someone with expertise guide us on whether we still own these shares?😅 @reliancegroup pic.twitter.com/KO8EKpbjD3 — Rattan Dhillon (@ShivrattanDhil1) March 11, 2025 From 30 to 960 RIL shares: The power of stock splits and bonusesA user nam...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis As the market experiences volatility and more expected in the coming days, remember that this is a transient phase. What endures are investing principles which have . So, develop the ability to ignore the noise which volatility creates and focus on the business you either own or will own after you buy the stocks you are targeting. If the business presents a significant opportunity in terms of growth, and the management has a track record of smart execution, then all volatility and panic phases are opportunities for investing in such stocks. If not then whether bullish or bearish it What is the net profit margin of the company that is one of the biggest wealth creators of the last 20 years? Just 6.6%. And it’s not just in one year. In the last five years, the net profit margin has not moved into double-digits. At the same time, sales have been increasing year-on-year and profit on an absolute basis has been growing. And, of cours...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis It is after a long time that we are seeing corrections in absolute terms. Also, it is rare for the Indian markets not to be in step as global markets rise. On Monday, and also on last Friday, there were minor intra-day upmoves by the Nifty. But these were followed by sudden, sharp selling pressure which saw the whole market collapse. In such times, there is no foolproof way to avoid a cut in the value of your portfolio. However, if you are investing fresh money, a filter of sorts would help. So, stay with large-caps – especially those in sectors with the tailwind of a policy push, or any other such positive. We look at the stocks which have seen an improvement in analysts’ rating in the last one month – a period of great volatility for the market. The market truly has the ability to surprise us. It can move up when no one is expecting it to do so, and amidst all kinds of negative news. It can also fall unexpectedly amidst good ne...