What’s the key to outperformance in stock market? Nithin Kamath explains

Nithin Kamath emphasises that diversified, long-term investing is the most reliable path to outperform the stock market. Highlighting operational challenges in portfolio analytics on Zerodha’s platform, he underscores that disciplined, steady portfolios outperform short-term concentrated bets, especially amid rising retail participation and market volatility.

Mazagon Dock among 6 stocks showing bullish RSI upswing

Six Nifty 200 stocks that rallied over 4% on April 1 appeared in the RSI Trending Up scan, with their RSI crossing above 50 from lower levels. The move reflects strengthening price momentum, which traders often track to spot improving sentiment and potential short-term buying opportunities across select counters in the market.

Copper dips as oil rallies after Trump flags more Iran attacks

Copper prices declined on Thursday, breaking a five-session winning streak, as renewed economic growth concerns emerged. U.S. President Trump’s unclear outline on ending the Iran war, coupled with a strengthening dollar and rising oil prices, contributed to the downturn. Analysts note copper’s inverse correlation with oil and direct correlation with equities, suggesting a weaker economic outlook will dampen demand.

Tipco Engineering shares set for debut on Wednesday. Check GMP ahead of listing

Tipco Engineering’s SME IPO is set for its stock market debut with a flat listing expected, as indicated by a 0% grey market premium. Despite moderate overall subscription, retail investor interest was subdued, while QIBs and NIIs showed stronger participation. The company’s robust financials and integrated manufacturing capabilities suggest a focus on medium-term fundamentals rather than immediate listing gains.

GIFT Nifty jumps 240 points on Trump’s reported plans to end Iran war. Sensex, Nifty to see some relief tomorrow?

Indian stock markets are poised for a potential rebound tomorrow following a significant sell-off, buoyed by positive signals from GIFT Nifty and declining oil prices. Reports suggest a potential de-escalation in US-Iran tensions, while a dip in US bond yields offers further support. Despite this optimism, foreign investor outflows and a weakening rupee warrant caution.

Rupee crashes past 95/$, logs worst annual fall in 14 years

The Indian Rupee experienced a significant drop, breaching the 95 per dollar mark. This marked the steepest decline in 14 years, with the last month being particularly challenging. Despite early gains, strong dollar demand from oil companies and importers pushed the currency to record lows. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to help the rupee close at 94.