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The Market Crux

19 Jul 2025 17:33

As per market veteran, few simple rules to achieve financial freedom: 1. Get term insurance worth 10–15 times your annual income. Eg. for Rs.10 lacs income, get cover of Rs.1.5–2 cr. 2. Take mediclaim equal to 1 year of income. Eg. Rs.10 lakh income, mediclaim of Rs.10 lakh. 3.Add a super top-up of 5x your mediclaim. Eg. for Rs.10 lacs mediclaim, take Rs.50 lacs top-up—cost-effective and useful. 4.Start SIPs in equity/index funds with 10% of savings and grow it 10–15% yearly. 5. Allocate 10% to equity stocks and grow allocation by 10% each year. 6. Save 25–30% of income, focus on increasing earnings, building passive income and continuous learning.

IFCI Board proposes consolidation at company level, merging StockHolding Corp, IFCI Factors, IFCI Infra & IIDL Realtors into the company; plans to merge StockHolding Services, IFCI Financial, IFIN Entities, IFIN Credit & IFIN Securities into one unit. NBFC status to continue with focus on custodial, e-stamping & advisory. Board also recommends divestment of MPCON stake to government. Just keep it on radar.

Common reasons for IPO application rejection (as per market norms): 1. Insufficient bank balance at the time of applying—required IPO amount wasn’t available. 2. PAN mismatch or incorrect PAN details—leads to automatic rejection during verification. 3. Name mismatch between demat and bank account holders—both must match exactly. 4. Multiple IPO applications using same PAN—violates SEBI rules, causes all applications to be rejected. 5. Incorrect demat account details—errors in DP ID or Client ID result in invalid application. 6. ASBA failure—bank fails to block funds due to technical or authorisation issues. 7. Incomplete or improper submission—application not submitted correctly via broker/bank. 8. Late submission—application placed after cut-off time or on the closing date beyond the window. 9. Non-UPI enabled bank or UPI failure—for UPI-based IPOs, mandate not approved or technical glitch at bank level.

In 29th March 2025 MTTs, India Pesticides given at Rs.134 touched Rs.233 & even at Rs.215 looks very good, Aries Agro given at Rs.254 touched Rs.381 - a gain of 50% in highly negative market sentiments.

In 5TH April MTTs, Himadri Speciality Chemicals given at Rs.434 touched Rs.534 in highly negative market sentiments.

In 26TH Apri MTTs,l Anantraj given at Rs.459 touched Rs.620 - a gain of 35%, Alpex Solar given at Rs.790 touched Rs.1190 - a gain of 51%, Vascon Eng. given at Rs.41 touched Rs.60 - a gain of 46% & still at Rs.57 looks very good.

In 3rd May MTTs, RBL Bank given at Rs.200 touched Rs.273 - a gain of 37%.

In 17th May MTTs,, International Conveyors given at Rs.81 touched Rs.102 - a gain of 26%, Parag Milk given at Rs.214 touched Rs.258, Ramky Infra given at Rs.512 touched Rs.637 - a gain of 24%, Resonance Specialities a company of IPCA Lab given at Rs.88 touched Rs.124 & still at Rs.111 cum dividend looks very good.

In 24TH May MTTs, Cochin Minerals given at Rs.294 touched Rs.338, Reliance Infra given at Rs.305 touched Rs.425 - a superb gain of 38%, VRL Logistics given at Rs.577 touched Rs.651 during the week.

In 14TH June MTTs, International Conveyors given at Rs.85 touched Rs.102, Nelcast given at Rs.129 touched Rs.155 - a gain of 20% during the week.

In 21st June MTTs, India Nippon Electrics given at Rs.707 touched Rs.798, Sportking given at Rs.107 touched Rs.138 - a gain of 29%, Univastu India given at Rs.232 touched Rs. 310 & still now at Rs.288 looks very, Vaxfab Enterprises given at Rs.14.79 touched Rs.18.77 during the week.

In 28TH June MTTs, 20Microns given at Rs.229 touched Rs.272, Kesar Petroproducts given at Rs.25.61 touched Rs.32 - a gain of 25% during the week.