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@dividends_india @Navoneetbhatt3 Can you also cover stocks beyond nifty 500 and Microcap 250 for dividends please

@Navoneetbhatt3 For FY26, it was ~65%.

Hindustan Zinc Ltd (#HINDZINC) has declared 1st interim dividend of ₹11 per share for FY27. Record Date - April 30, 2026 Share Price - ₹574 Dividend Yield - 1.75% Payment on or before May 23. Dividend History FY27 - ₹11* FY26 - ₹10 FY25 - ₹29 FY24 - ₹13 #Dividend

@Nifty_Vodoo @dugalira Capital gain tax badhe anshan anshan

India’s SIPers are proving to be smarter than many thought — March sell-off brings in flows rather than spooking investors. Interesting month of data, reported by Reuters Bharath Rajeswaran reuters.com/world/india/in…

A ~25% fall that recovers in 8 months and a ~25% fall that's still deepening after 18 months are NOT the same bear market One tests your nerve, the other tests your conviction In this post we cover the two types of bear markets, why the current one is nothing like 2022, and what it means for your portfolio Link: 91capital.substack.com/p/tale-of-two-…

One of the unique capital good companies that checks our filter of unique businesses - → High barriers to entry → Cannot be replicated just via blank cheque → Good return ratios → Limited competitors → Doing something cutting edge Let’s discuss more on Inox India’s Business in 3 simple steps → Why this business is Unique → Financial Health → Growth Triggers

@soicfinance @stockscansin I think bottom can only be made one Vix crosses 30 and then cools off

42% of listed businesses formed a fresh 52 week low today. This number was 50% in covid times Data source @stockscansin stockscans.in/market-scans/d…

Don't book ₹1.25 lakhs of LTCG before reading this You may have to pay ₹62,400 in taxes Applicable for those making around ₹12L from salary/OI Those making ~₹50L/₹1 Cr may also fall in higher surcharge slabs Infographic by @RupeetoolByFGM Retweet to spread awareness🔁

@pilotinvestor7 Make tax-free after 3/5 years. problem solved

Although I’m also in the school that thinks LTCG should be zero but at this point I think this might be counterproductive to stop the FII exodus. Here’s why :- 1. Investors demand predictive policies. Constantly changing regulations erode trust in the policymakers and the market as a whole. 2. The present narrative around India is negative. And zero LTCG will only motivate investors (especially FIIs who have sufficient other opportunities in the world) to exit at will. It will be like a wild card exit opportunity for them.

I ran some of my writing through an AI checker. 29.7% robot-generated! Thing is, it obviously wasn't. Ethical and creative reasons aside, the book in question is nearly a decade old - well before technology could do this. 1/3

Median drawdown in stocks with MarketCap below 3,000 Cr from their 2017-18 peaks had reached around ~65% pre covid Currently, median drawdown is ~63% This gives a good insight into where we stand currently We are likely around the phase of maximum pain With an additional 5-10% of downside, the worst of the correction would probably be over Exciting times ahead✅

@CalmInvestor @CalmInvestor can you update this post and tell what is current median drawdown now? Suspect it maybe approaching 40% Also is there a way to incorporate time correction as a metric to get more holistic picture?

The median stock is now down 30% from its peak. That sure feels like a lot, but the historical median is -43%. Historically, the median stock’s drawdown has been worse than where we’re now, 80% of the time. One way to interpret this is that now = buying opportunity might be too optimistic. Then again, it might not.

Anthropic has triggered four separate stock market selloffs in less than four weeks. Today makes five. It started February 3 with Cowork legal plugins. Thomson Reuters dropped 16% in one session, its worst day on record. LegalZoom cratered 20%. FactSet fell 10.5%. Jefferies traders called it the “SaaSpocalypse.” Then Opus 4.6 launched on Feb 6, and financial data stocks bled again. Feb 20, Claude Code Security hit cybersecurity: CrowdStrike down 8%, Cloudflare 8.1%, JFrog 25%, the Global X Cybersecurity ETF at its lowest since November 2023. Yesterday, a blog post about COBOL modernization sent IBM down 13%, its worst day since October 2000, erasing $31 billion in market cap. The Dow dropped 820 points. Today: enterprise connectors for FactSet, S&P Global, LSEG, DocuSign. Private plugin marketplaces. Industry plugins across finance, HR, engineering, and wealth management. The iShares Software ETF has fallen 35% from its September peak. Software is having its worst month since the 2008 financial crisis. The sector’s 21% underperformance versus the S&P is the worst relative drawdown ever recorded, exceeding the dot-com bust. Hedge funds made $24 billion shorting the space in the first week of February and are increasing their positions. Price-to-sales ratios across SaaS compressed from 9x to 6x. All of this from product announcements by a company that didn’t exist four years ago and now runs $14 billion in annualized revenue, growing 10x year-over-year for three consecutive years. Claude Code alone generates $2.5 billion annually nine months after public launch. 500+ customers spend over $1 million a year. $380 billion valuation after a $30 billion Series G two weeks ago. But today’s partner list is the real signal. FactSet, S&P Global, LSEG, DocuSign. These are the companies whose stocks got destroyed three weeks ago. FactSet doesn’t build a connector to the platform that just torched its market cap unless its internal models show that fighting Claude costs more than joining it. DocuSign and Intuit rallied on their partnership announcements. Three weeks from existential threat to distribution partner. IBM didn’t partner. IBM lost $31 billion yesterday. Anthropic is running the AWS playbook at 10x speed. The companies that survived cloud built on it and accepted thinner margins for broader distribution. That compression is now hitting every knowledge-work SaaS vertical at once, and the companies lining up to build connectors already did the math on what happens if they don’t. The software ETF is down 15% in February. Anthropic shipped something on four separate occasions this month. Each time, billions evaporated. Today they’re hosting an enterprise briefing. Salesforce reports earnings tonight.

There is no precedent for AI as a technology No technology has ever improved at a double exponential rate with new capability unlocks every few months Electricity, planes, auto etc ? Low single digit improvement and no major change in the core function Internet ? Yes it’s faster by 1000x but has the core capabilities changed as much ? Same for mobile AI is very different that the double exponential is leading to new capabilities every few months It’s like your car is able to fly within a year and then evolves into a rocket after that. Not just faster, but a very different form of transportation The implication is that every time a new capability unlocks we will get another round of technology shock, similar to what we saw with the software and IT services companies These and other industries will not go extinct but the business model will change. As this churn happens, there will be a lot of losers and with that terminal values crash till we uncover the new winners Strap your seatbelts - we are in for a wild ride

@vivbajaj @mystockedge Add the ability to modify dates of adding stock in watchlist in Stockedge. That would entirely change the game of tracking.

The tracker list is ready inside @mystockedge TIA2020

@aviktweeting FAQ hai already on income tax website You can adjust ... CA se mat puccho

Use case inspiration for earnings season, before and after the call:

@suru27 With AI tools do you mean?

We are living in an era where one person can study 50-100+ companies with good depth required for decisive actions in a year It's a blessing to live in this era for people who have energy, motivation, intent to learn 🙏

@RakJhun Least they can do is cover capital gains in rebate

Modi & Sitharam are conscious of frustration of middle-class investors who are deprived of returns on equity. They are also conscious of the fact that it is middle-class SIPs which is holding market afloat despite FIIs selling. So, cut in LTCG/STCG to woo middle-class is possible

@Atulsingh_asan First removed complete exemption Then debarred it from rebate Stripped off indexation benefit Hiked the taxes That's how this govt treated CAPITAL GAINS

How much government is favorable to investors can be found out :- -Imposed Long term capital gains tax -Imposed Dividend distribution tax -Increased short term capital gains tax -Increased STT -Imposed Buy back tax -Increased Long term capital gains tax And Government institution SEBI added extras impositions -ESM for small cap -ESM for SmE -Tight Rules for Derivative traders These all things are being done to make unattractive stock market so that people can keep their money in the Banks. Even TV ads for mutual funds have reduced nowadays. Ecosystem working so hard against middle class, let’s see how many remain into stock market. @nsitharaman @narendramodi @FinMinIndia #StockMarket #removestt

@soicfinance Since you have seen market cycle of last decade, how painful do you reckon is prsent correction? Do you agree this is worst in post-COVID markets? And how does it fare with 2018-19 correction in smallcaps?

Both Kaynes and Dixon are down by 35%-50% over last 1 Year. Winners of the last bull run correcting significantly