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Porinju Veliyath - The Small Cap Visionary

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Introduction Have you ever heard about an investor who didn’t follow big, famous companies but still became successful? That is what Porinju Veliyath did. He believed in small companies that many people ignored. Because of this, people in India call him the “Small Cap King.” His journey is not only about earning money from the stock market. It also teaches you how to believe in your own thinking, stay patient, and find value where others don’t look. Today, many investors keep an eye on what Porinju is doing. It is not because he is always in the news, but because he has grown his wealth slowly and wisely. He studies companies deeply and chooses carefully. Whether you are just starting to learn about investing or already know a little, Porinju’s story has something to learn from. From Kerala to Dalal Street: Early Life and Education Porinju Veliyath was born in a small town called Chalakudy in Kerala. His family did not have much money, and from a young age, he had to take on responsib...
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Top Gainers from the Nifty Smallcap 250 List (Mid‑June 2025 Edition)

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As someone who’s been digging into Indian small-caps since 2020, I’ve learned that the real stories often emerge quietly, amid measured daily moves rather than explosive trends. That’s why I wanted to highlight the Top 8 gainers, based on data for June 17-19, 2025, when the index hovered between ~17,042 and 17,276 This was a modestly bullish phase, not an overheated rally making it fertile ground for discovering pockets of genuine momentum across sectors. Here’s what stood out from Nifty Smallcap 250 to me: Jubilant Ingrevia (JUBN): Leapt ~6.4% to ₹763.05; chemicals and pharma-linked products appear to be gaining renewed investor interest. Asahi India Glass (AISG): Climbed 4.3-4.8% (₹797–₹808); alongside improving auto production, this makes auto ancillary names even more appealing. PG Electroplast (PGEL): Rose ~2.8% to ₹784.55; electronics components firm seeing consistent interest. Nava Bharat Ventures (NAVA): Gained ~2.6% to ₹566.25; suggests gradual traction in energy/infrastructu...
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Learning about Nifty Next 50 Stocks and Their Share Price Trends

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When it comes to investing in the Indian stock market, many beginners are made familiar with the Nifty 50, the benchmark index that represents the top 50 blue chip companies that are listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). But there is another section of the market that provides a huge opportunity for growth and diversification, the Nifty Next 50 stocks . What exactly are Nifty Next 50 Stocks? The Nifty Next 50 index consists of 50 companies that are ranked just below the Nifty 50. These companies are part of the broader Nifty 100. The Nifty Next 50 is referred to as a "launch pad" by investors for future blue-chip stocks. These stocks come from a wide range of sectors including pharmaceuticals, financial services, consumer goods, infrastructure and many more. The Nifty Next 50 consists of companies that are in the growth phase and prepared for expansion, unlike the Nifty 50, which is dominated by established companies. Why are Investors Watching Nifty Next 50 Share Pr...
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Trending Stocks and What is Driving Their Momentum

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The stock market keeps on changing, with prices fluctuating on the basis of various factors. At any given time, certain stocks stand out due to their sharp price movements, high trading volumes, or any  major news events. These are known as trending stocks. Investors have to stay informed about trending stocks as it is important for making timely and informed decisions. In this blog you will get to know about what trending stocks are, why they matter and how to find trending stocks. What Are Trending Stocks? Trending stocks are those stocks that show significant price movement, accompanied by increased trading volumes. This happens only for a short period of time. These price movements can be affected by various factors such as launch of a new product, market sentiment or even any broader economic events. Trending stocks could either be experiencing upward or downward movement and both provide opportunities and risks for investors. For example, if a company launches a new product ...
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India VIX: A tool for understanding market risk

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If you are interested in the stock market or if you follow the stock market closely, you must have heard of the term “India VIX”. But what exactly is India VIX and why should investors pay attention to it? Let's delve deeper into this essential tool for understanding market volatility. India VIX: Overview India VIX, or the India Volatility Index, is a measure of the expected volatility of the Nifty 50 Index over the next 30 days. It is managed by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and is often referred to as the "fear gauge" of the market, indicating the level of uncertainty that investors feel about future market movements. There is a direct relationship between VIX and volatility, VIX falls when volatility falls or vice versa. How is India VIX calculated?  India VIX is calculated using the Nifty options prices, with a formula that takes into account factors such as: The strike price of Nifty options. The time remaining until the option expires. The implied volatility of...
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