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Ola Electric Share: Ola Electric stock fell 7%, what should investors do now? Know from experts – ola electric share falls 7 percent after q3 fy26 results broker downgrade to sell and 60 percent target cut what should investors do

Ola Electric Share: Shares of electric two-wheeler company Ola Electric saw a sharp fall on Monday. The stock fell by 7.02 percent to a new all-time low of Rs 28.73. However, at the end of the day it closed at Rs 28.80 with a decline of 6.77 percent. If we look at the current level, this stock has fallen by about 52.99 percent in the last one year.

Quarterly results increased concern

Ola Electric’s net loss in Q3FY26 stood at Rs 490 crore. This loss in the last quarter was Rs 560 crore, which means the loss has reduced somewhat. But a big decline in revenue weakened the picture.

Income from operations fell 55 percent year-on-year to Rs 470 crore. It was Rs 1,045 crore in the same quarter last year. The company’s loss at EBITDA level stood at Rs 271 crore. There has definitely been a decrease in it on an annual basis. But the overall performance was not as strong as market expectations.

The market was expected to improve

Market experts believe that after the September quarter, due to the positive comments of the management, the market was hopeful that the results would improve. But that pace was not visible in the December quarter figures.

Experts described the performance as disappointing. According to him, the company does not have huge cash reserves and continuous losses are a matter of concern. If sales volume does not increase, further difficulties may increase for the company.

Kranti Bathini, equity strategist at WealthMills Securities, says sales figures are not growing and key revenue indicators are not showing improvement. According to him, it may be better to stay away from this stock in the short to medium term.

what are the technical charts saying

If seen from a technical point of view, support can be seen for the share between Rs 28 to Rs 25. According to Osho Krishnan, senior analyst at Angel One, the stock has reached a new all-time low due to continuous selling pressure. Technical indicators suggest that further decline to Rs 26 to Rs 25 is possible. There is a strong resistance between Rs 35 and Rs 38.

Brokerage trend is also bearish

Brokerage firm MK Global has made a major change in its stance after the results. Earlier the rating on this stock was ‘Buy’, now it has been reduced to ‘Sell’.

Not only the rating, the brokerage has also made a huge cut in the target price. Earlier the target was fixed at Rs 50, which has now been reduced to Rs 20. That means the target price has been reduced by about 60 percent. The new target suggests that the stock may fall by about 30% even from the current price.

Main concerns of brokerage

MK Global says third quarter performance was much weaker than expected. The company’s revenue has almost halved, while losses still remain at high levels.

According to the brokerage, unless there is a clear improvement in sales and a concrete reduction in losses, the stock may remain under pressure.

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Stocks to Watch: These 12 stocks will be in focus on Tuesday, February 17, big movement can be seen – stocks to watch 17 February 2026 cochin shipyard lupin reliance industries texmaco rail aqylon nexus highway infrastructure and more stocks in focus

Stocks to Watch: Many big stocks are going to be monitored in the stock market on Tuesday 17th February. Companies related to defence, railways, pharma, FMCG, infrastructure and high tech sectors have made important announcements. These stocks may see sharp movement due to big orders, joint ventures, share splits and regulatory updates.

Cochin Shipyard Ltd has been declared the L1 i.e. lowest bidder in the tender by the Defense Ministry of India to build five Next Generation Survey Vessels for the Indian Navy. The company said in its exchange filing that the estimated total value of this order is around Rs 5,000 crore. This contract will further strengthen the shipbuilding and maintenance portfolio of the company.

Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd has received an order worth Rs 219.18 crore from Mumbai Railways Vikas Corporation Ltd. It involves design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of signaling equipment for the proposed Mumbai suburban line under MUTP-IIIA.

Lupine Ltd has signed a license and supply agreement with Spektus Pharma for the commercialization of the new antidepressant DeslaFlex in Canada. DeslaFlex is a new drug based on Spektus’ proprietary Flexitab oral drug delivery technology. With this partnership, Lupine will strengthen its CNS portfolio and introduce new options for the treatment of major depressive disorder.

RECPDCL, a subsidiary of Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd, has incorporated Vizag Power Transmission Ltd as a wholly owned subsidiary for the green hydrogen project. This new company has been registered on 16 February 2026. Its authorized and paid-up capital is ₹5 lakh.

TVS Supply Chain Solutions

TVS Supply Chain Solutions has signed an MoU with Italy’s ALA Group to jointly explore opportunities in India’s rapidly growing aerospace and defense supply chain market. According to the company, this market of approximately $28 billion is growing rapidly due to strong demand for complex and regulated logistics services.

BLS E-Services Limited has signed a binding term sheet to acquire 100 per cent equity stake in Atyati Technologies Private Limited. It is an all-cash deal with an equity valuation of Rs 154 crore, subject to certain conditions. The deal is expected to be completed by March 31, 2026. Provided that approval is obtained from lenders, banks, regulatory authorities and, if necessary, shareholders.

Embassy Developments Ltd has received approval from the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority for Phase 1 of its first residential project Embassy Serenity in Alibaug, marking the company’s entry into the lifestyle and second home segment. Located in Thal Village, Alibaug, the project will develop as a resort style retreat. It will be connected to Mumbai with better road and ferry connectivity.

Reliance Consumer Products Ltd, which runs the FMCG business of Reliance Industries, has entered into a final agreement to form a majority stake joint venture with Nigeria’s Tropical General Investments Group. This step is considered an important part of the company’s global expansion strategy.

Highway Infrastructure Ltd

Highway Infrastructure Ltd has received LOA of ₹154.6 crore from NHAI on February 16 for operating the Moti Naroli fee plaza in Gujarat. The contract pertains to acting as user fee agency at Moti Naroli, Enna and Gandevi fee plazas on the eight-lane stretch of the Vadodara-Mumbai Expressway, covering multiple sections of the expressway.

Seamec Limited’s vessel Seamec Princess has been taken on charter by Supreme Offshore Construction & Technical Services Limited for SAT and air diving operations in the ONGC oilfield off the west coast of India. The estimated value of this contract is around 4.60 lakh dollars i.e. approximately Rs 4.17 crore (GST extra).

Aqylon Nexus Ltd, which works in high tech sectors like AI, space tech and semiconductor, has announced to divide its shares into 10 parts i.e. share split after the market closes. The company will convert one share of face value Rs 10 into 10 shares of face value Rs 1 and the record date for this has been fixed as March 5, 2026. The stock has risen 232 percent in the last one year

Alkem Laboratories Ltd informed that USFDA completed pre-approval inspection on 13 February 2026 at the manufacturing plant of its subsidiary Enzene Biosciences Limited in Chakan, Pune. At the end of the inspection, USFDA issued a Form 483 with six procedural observations.

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January WPI: Wholesale inflation at 10 month high, increased from 0.83% to 1.81% – january wpi wholesale inflation rose to a 10 month high from 083 percent to 181 percent

January WPI : Inflation has gained momentum. Wholesale inflation has reached a 10-month high in January. It has increased from 0.83 percent in December to 1.81 percent. The prices of food items, vegetables and manufactured products have increased during this period. Wholesale inflation has reached a 10-month high in January. Inflation of daily essential goods has increased from 0.21 percent to 2.21 percent. Inflation of food items has increased. Wholesale inflation of onion increased from minus 54.40 percent to minus 33.42 percent. Wholesale inflation of eggs, meat and vegetables has also increased.

A look at the WPI figures for January

WPI of food items has increased from 0% to 1.41% in January. Similarly, Manufacturing WPI has increased from 1.82% to 2.86%. Fuel and Power WPI declined from -2.31% to -4.01% in January. Whereas, primary article WPI has increased from 0.21% to 2.21%. Wholesale inflation of potatoes has declined from -38.21% to -38.84% in January. At the same time, wholesale inflation of onion has increased from -54.40% to -33.42%. Wholesale inflation of eggs and meat has increased from 1.14% to 3.66% in January.

Wholesale inflation of vegetables has increased from -3.50% in December to 6.78% in January. Wholesale inflation of CEREALS has declined from -1.18% to -1.41%. The index number of all commodities increased from 157.0 in December to 157.8 in January. On a month-on-month basis, the WPI increased by 0.51 percent in January compared to December.

Data released today showed that wholesale prices have increased due to higher manufacturing costs of basic metals as well as food items and clothing. “The increase in inflation rate in January 2026 is mainly due to increase in prices of basic metals, other manufacturing, non-food articles, food articles and textiles etc.,” the Industry Ministry said in a statement.

Retail inflation also increased

Data released last week showed that the country’s retail inflation rate has also increased slightly in January and stood at 2.75%. Let us tell you that due to low inflation, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has reduced the policy interest rate by 1.25 percent in the current financial year. RBI mainly tracks retail inflation to decide the benchmark interest rate. Earlier this month, RBI had kept the key policy interest rate at 5.25%.

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Fractal Analytics Stock: Decline in Fractal Analytics shares increased after weak listing – fractal analytics stock after weak listing fractal analytics shares come under big pressure

Fractal Analytics shares were listed with weakness on February 16. This disappointed investors expecting listing gains. This share was listed with a decline of about 3 percent from the issue price of IPO. Later the decline increased further. At 1:54 pm the stock was down 4.82 per cent at Rs 856.

IPO was subscribed 2.66 times

Shares of Fractal Analytics were listed on NSE at 2.67 percent discount from the issue price i.e. Rs 876. The company had fixed the price band of Rs 857-900 for the shares in the issue. This issue of Rs 2,834 crore was subscribed 2.66 times. This IPO was open for investment between 9 and 11 February.

Shares fell by more than 5% after listing

Weak listing of the company’s shares may put pressure on IT stocks. At one time during trading (at 11:30 am) this stock had fallen by 5.25 percent. Later it managed to recover a bit. On February 16 also, pressure was seen on IT shares. This index has fallen by more than 16 percent in the last one month.

Presence in AI and analytics market

Shivani Nayati, Head (Wealth), Swastika Investmart, said Fractal Analytics has a strong presence in the high-growth global AI and analytics market. Long term investors can maintain investment in this stock. There are almost no listed companies related to AI in India.

IT shares fall for the fourth consecutive day

There was also a decline in the shares of Indian IT companies on 16 February. This was the fourth consecutive day of decline in IT stocks. At one point the index had fallen by more than 1 percent. Later it managed to recover to some extent. At 2:11 pm it was down 0.97 percent at 32,370 points. It has fallen 9.5 percent in the last four sessions. It is 32 percent below its peak. It was at a peak of 41,530 in December 2025.

Weakness in shares of TCS, Infosys, Wipro

TCS shares were down 0.31 per cent at 2:14 pm. Infosys shares were weak by 1.81 percent. HCL Tech shares were weak by 0.27 percent. There was a weakness of 1.37 percent in Wipro. The increasing use of new AI tools is likely to impact the business of AI companies. Its effect is visible on the shares of IT companies.

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Kwality Wall’s Shares: The journey of shares started at 26% discount, trading of ice cream business started separately from HUL – kwality wall shares list at 26 percent discount after demerger from hindustan unilever ltd hul share price red

Kwality Wall’s Shares: Shares of Kwality Walls, which was separated from Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), entered the domestic stock market today. The journey of its shares has started today on NSE at a price of ₹ 29.80, which is 25.87% discount as compared to the indicative price of ₹ 40.20. Kwality Wall shares entered today with a market cap of ₹7,001.78 crore. On the other hand, HUL shares are currently in the red zone. On NSE it declined by 0.20% to ₹2,300.00 (HUL Share Price) is on. HUL shares were adjusted due to demerger in December last year and it opened at ₹2,422 on December 5, which was about 2% (₹40.2) discount from the previous closing price of ₹2,462.20.

HUL-Kwality Wall’s demerger: Approval was given in November 2024

HUL’s approval for demerger of ice cream business Quality Wall was received in November 2024. NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) had given the green signal in October 2025 to separate Kwality Walls, the owner of famous brands like Kwality Wall’s, Cornetto and Magnum. Its ice cream business accounts for about 3% of HUL’s total annual turnover and about ₹1,800 crore in revenue.

In what ratio have HUL shareholders received the shares of Kwality Walls?

For the demerger of HUL, the share entitlement ratio was fixed at 1:1 i.e. HUL shareholders got one share of Quality Walls for every one share. The record date for this was fixed on 5th December and the allotment took place on 29th December.

How is the business health of AHUAL?

HUL’s standalone net profit jumped 136% year-on-year to ₹7,075 crore in the December 2025 quarter. However, out of this, there is an extraordinary gain of ₹4516 crore which was due to demerger i.e. separation of its ice cream business. If extraordinary items are removed, the company’s profit decreases instead of increasing. The company had earned a net profit of more than ₹3000 crore in the same quarter last year. It also had to bear a one-time exceptional cost of ₹113 crore in the December 2025 quarter due to the new labor code.

At the consolidated level, the company’s sales grew by 5% and volume by 4%. The company’s operational revenue increased by 4% year-on-year to ₹15,805 crore. Talking about the operating level, its operating profit increased by 2% to ₹3,640 crore while the operating margin slipped by 50 basis points to 23.3%. Concurrent with the results, HUL’s board has approved the acquisition of the remaining 49% stake in Zywie for ₹824 crore. Apart from this, the board has also approved the sale of its entire 19.8% in Nutritionlab.

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Gold Silver ETF: Rules of gold and silver ETF are going to change, know what is SEBI’s plan – sebi gold silver etf rules change 2026 full details on new price band base price review and 15 minute cooling off mechanism explained

Gold Silver ETF: Market regulator SEBI is now preparing to control the increasing volatility in the ETF market. In a consultation paper released on February 13, 2026, the regulator said that it will review the base price and price band of exchange traded funds (ETFs). Suggestions have also been sought from the public on this proposal. It is believed that this could lead to major changes in the ETF segment.

Current rules for Gold and Silver ETFs

Currently, a price band of up to 20 percent on both sides is applicable on most of the shares coming in rolling settlement. However, this rule does not apply to shares in which derivatives are available.

Strict price bands are imposed on the stocks that come under surveillance. Apart from this, there are also market-wide circuit breakers of 10 percent, 15 percent and 20 percent. These are applicable depending on which of the BSE Sensex or NSE Nifty 50 breaks the set limit first.

Why increased concern in gold and silver ETFs?

SEBI said that in the last week of January 2026, sharp fluctuations were seen in the domestic and global prices of gold and silver. Due to this, volatility in gold and silver ETFs also increased. The current price band applicable on these ETFs was based on T-2 day NAV. But in times of high volatility, this system did not prove sufficient to keep the market price in sync with the underlying asset.

Exchanges took interim steps to deal with this situation. For Gold and Silver ETFs, the closing NAV or closing price on T-1 day was made the base price. This change was possible because there was a holiday between T-1 and T day.

New proposal for equity and debt ETFs

SEBI has proposed that the initial price band for equity and debt ETFs be kept at plus or minus 10 percent. If needed, it can be increased to plus or minus 20 percent. There will be a 15-minute cooling off period and the band will be allowed to flex a maximum of twice a day.

Separate arrangements for gold and silver ETFs

The initial price band for gold and silver ETFs is proposed to be plus or minus 6 percent. If necessary, this can also be increased to plus or minus 20 percent. This will also include a cooling off period of 15 minutes.

What will be the impact on investors?

If this proposal is implemented, then the sudden sharp rise or fall of prices in ETFs can be controlled to some extent for investors. The new price band and 15-minute cooling off period will give the market time to calm down, which may reduce panic trading.

Especially in gold and silver ETFs, the difference between NAV and market price is expected to decrease. However, a temporary halt to trading during very sharp movements can also cause problems for short-term traders.

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FII and DII increased stake in 5 stocks, took entry in 4 for the first time; Know details – FII and DII increased stake in mphasis swiggy rbl bank utkarsh small finance ratnaveer and 4 new entries in q3fy26

By December 31, 2025, for the first time, domestic institutional investors i.e. DIIs overtook foreign institutional investors i.e. FIIs in terms of stake. The share of DIIs in Nifty 50 was about 24.8 percent, while the share of FIIs was 24.3 percent.

FIIs were net sellers in two of the first three quarters of the current financial year. At the same time, DIIs continued purchasing. DIIs will inject around ₹7,50,000 crore into the market in calendar year 2025. The total outflow of FIIs stood at more than ₹1,50,000 crore.

The interesting thing is that both have different views on the market. Nevertheless, there were some shares in the December quarter where both increased their stake simultaneously.

DIIs increased stake in IT company Mphasis by 8.2 percentage points and FIIs by 1.3 percentage points in the December quarter (Q3FY26). The total increase was 9.5 percentage points. By the end of the quarter, the share of DIIs stood at 45.3 percent and that of FIIs at 19.8 percent.

A major reason for institutional buying is believed to be the Mphasis NeoIPTM Agentic Platform launched in the September quarter. This AI based platform facilitates goal based orchestration through business and operation agents.

The company’s total contract value in the December quarter stood at ₹3,850 crore, of which 69 percent of the deals were AI based. Financial performance was also strong. Sales grew 12.4 percent to ₹4,003 crore. Net profit increased by 9 percent to ₹442 crore.

Ratnaveer Precision Engineering Limited

In this steel and metal products manufacturing company, FIIs increased their stake by 7 percentage points and DIIs by 2.5 percentage points. The total increase was 9.5 percentage points. The company had issued QIP of ₹185 crore during the quarter.

Sales increased 5.8 percent to ₹269 crore in the December quarter. But profits rose 49 percent to ₹17 crore. This is not just a one-quarter surge. The company’s sales and profits have been continuously increasing for the last few years. Management targets revenue of ₹1,100 crore in FY26, ₹1,500 crore in FY27 and ₹1,800 crore in FY28.

FIIs increased stake by 3.8 percentage points and DIIs by 6.6 percentage points in food and quick commerce delivery company Swiggy. The overall increase was 10.4 percentage points. By the end of the quarter, the share of FIIs increased to 16.1 percent and that of DIIs to 22.5 percent. The company issued a large QIP of ₹10,000 crore during the quarter.

Monthly transacting users increased by 37 percent to 2.4 crore. The platform’s adjusted revenue grew 51 percent to ₹6,431 crore. Gross order value of food delivery business grew 20.5 per cent to ₹8,959 crore, while that of quick commerce grew 103 per cent to ₹7,938 crore. However, the company’s loss increased from ₹799 crore to ₹1,065 crore.

In private sector RBL Bank, FIIs increased their stake by 6.4 percentage points and DIIs by 4.4 percentage points. The overall increase was 10.8 percentage points. By the end of the quarter, the share of FIIs stood at 21.9 percent and that of DIIs at 39.7 percent. During the quarter, Emirates NBD announced the purchase of 60 per cent stake by infusing more than ₹27,000 crore through a preferential issue.

RBL Bank’s revenue increased by 3.9 percent in the December quarter. Profit increased from ₹33 crore to ₹214 crore, a jump of 555 percent. Gross NPA declined from 2.9 percent to 1.9 percent. However, net NPA increased from 0.53 percent to 0.55 percent. Advances grew 14 per cent to ₹1,03,086 crore and deposits grew 12 per cent to ₹1,19,729 crore.

Utkarsh Small Finance Bank Limited

In Utkarsh Small Finance Bank, FIIs increased their stake by 10.1 percentage points and DIIs by 7.35 percentage points. The total increase was 17.45 percentage points, which is the highest in this list. By the end of the quarter, the share of FIIs increased to 11.8 percent and that of DIIs to 9.7 percent. The bank also did a rights issue of ₹950 crore.

However, the bank’s gross loan portfolio declined by 3.9 percent to ₹18,306 crore. Total deposits increased by 4.5 percent to ₹21,087 crore. Revenue declined from ₹932 crore to ₹821 crore. Losses increased from ₹168 crore to ₹375 crore. Gross NPAs increased from 6.17 percent to 11.1 percent, while net NPAs increased from 2.5 percent to 4.48 percent.

Management says that this pressure is visible due to shift from JLG loans to non-JLG loans. They aim to take ROE again to 15 per cent by FY28, from 1 per cent by March 2025.

FIIs and DIIs bought stake here also

Synthiko Foils Ltd. FIIs bought 3.7 percent stake and DIIs bought 6.4 percent stake for the first time.
Belrise Industries Ltd. FIIs increased their share by 1.2 percentage points and DIIs by 5.3 percentage points.
MTAR Technologies Ltd. FIIs increased their share by 3 percentage points and DIIs by 5.2 percentage points.
LKP Finance Ltd. FIIs increased their share by 2.4 percentage points and DIIs by 3.9 percentage points.

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Land vs Home Investment: Land or house… which will give more profit? Know where investors should invest money – land vs home investment in india which gives higher returns ayodhya vrindavan north goa property growth liquidity tax risk comparison 2026

Land vs Home Investment: There are many ways to invest in India’s real estate market. You can buy a house or flat in big cities, or buy land in emerging areas. Both options have their advantages and risks. Experts say that decisions should not be taken without understanding the returns, liquidity, tax and risk profile.

In which investment will the money grow more?

Residential property has shown steady growth over a long period of time. Rahil Reddy, Director of Residential Projects at Fortune Primero, says that house prices have continuously increased in big cities of India. In many places this increase has been more than inflation. In some markets, prices have increased by more than 100 percent in the last 10 years.

Good growth in luxury property segment also

According to Darshini Thanawala, vice president of business growth and strategy at The Chapter, well-designed and branded luxury homes in high-demand micro markets like North Goa have outperformed the general market. Limited supply, exclusive designs and lifestyle appeal support prices for a long time.

land price increase

Land exposure at higher locations

Samujjwal Ghosh, CEO of The House of Abhinandan Lodha, says that the demand for land has increased in religious and cultural cities like Ayodhya, Vrindavan and Amritsar. After big projects like Ram Mandir, Kashi Vishwanath Corridor and Mahakal Corridor, the prices there have increased.

They say that land with good location grows faster. If the land is linked to a long-term plan, its value may see a sharp reprice over time. In the last five years, a CAGR growth of about 29 percent has been recorded in Vrindavan and more than 40 percent in Ayodhya.

Liquidity and ease of selling

Selling a house or flat is generally easier because the number of buyers is larger. Bank loan facility is also available. Rahil Reddy also says that residential properties can be sold faster because there are more potential buyers.

But, buyers may be limited in terms of land. Many times the process of paper approvals is lengthy. Samujjwal Ghosh says that now in branded and digital platform based land projects, which have clean title and infrastructure, liquidity has become better and more reliable than before.

According to Darshini Thanawala, whether it is a house or land, the condition of infrastructure, community planning and quality of design affects the speed and price of resale.

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Impact of taxes and regulations

Long term capital gains tax is applicable on both land and residential property. Ghosh says that in land projects where the titles are clear and regulatory approvals are complete, the risk of transaction is less. After the implementation of RERA, residential projects have become more transparent and organized, which has increased the confidence of investors.

Rahil Reddy explains that while buying land it is important to pay attention to zoning and exit plan. Whereas in residential property, compliance, financing and tax planning are relatively more straightforward. Darshini Thanawala says maintenance standards and regulatory clarity in branded luxury projects help in maintaining value in the long run.

balance of risk and return

Residential property can be put into immediate use and can also generate rental income. But there are maintenance costs and wear and tear on the building over time. At the same time, land does not provide regular income, but there may be a possibility of price increase in the long term or development in the future.

According to Ghosh, it is not land itself that is risky, but untested or unplanned projects create risk. Land with the right location and clear planning can create value over the long term. Thanawala says luxury homes in select micro markets, where there is demand from genuine buyers, retain their value even through market fluctuations.

How to balance your portfolio

Experts believe that a balanced portfolio can be created by combining both residential and land assets. Residential property can offer relatively stable returns and rental income, while well-chosen land can benefit from booms linked to infrastructure or policy changes.

Investors should take decisions keeping in mind their goals, investment period and the condition of the chosen micro market, so that the portfolio becomes strong and sustainable.

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Nifty Outlook: Will Nifty reach 25000? How will be the move on 16 February, know from experts – nifty outlook 16 february 2026 will nifty fall to 25000 technical view by hdfc securities centrum finverse lkp

Nifty Outlook: On Friday, Nifty started gap down with a big fall of 236 points and remained under selling pressure throughout the day. The index slipped to 25,444 during the day and closed almost near the same level. Falling for the second consecutive day, Nifty closed at 25,471, falling 336 points or 1.3 percent. It also lost the level of 25,500.

IT shares increased pressure

IT shares were the biggest contributor to the decline. For this reason there remained heavy pressure on the index. Despite the weak environment, Bajaj Finance, Eicher Motors and SBI Life closed with gains. Whereas, Hindalco, Hindustan Unilever and Eternal were among the major falling stocks.

selling in every sector

Selling was widespread on a sectoral basis. Metal, realty and FMCG shares showed more weakness and all sectoral indices closed in the red. Broader Market also disappointed. Nifty Midcap 100 fell 1.71 percent and Nifty Smallcap 100 fell 1.79 percent. It is clear that the pressure was not limited to just big stocks.

IT sector most affected

Sensex and Nifty were down about 1 percent throughout the week. Sharp selling in IT sector was the main reason. The IT index fell 8 percent last week, the biggest weekly fall in a year.

Five of the six biggest falling stocks on the Nifty were IT companies. These include Infosys, HCLTech, TCS, Wipro and Tech Mahindra. Due to this decline, the market cap of IT companies decreased by about ₹ 3 lakh crore.

On one hand, IT shares remained under pressure, while defense and PSU bank shares bucked the trend and registered a weekly gain of about 4 percent.

Big fall in gold and silver also

Weakness was also seen in the commodity market. The prices of gold and silver fell by about 10 percent. Expectations of an early interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve diminished after a stronger US dollar and better January employment data.

Also, news of Russia potentially returning to the dollar settlement system further strengthened the dollar. This increased pressure on precious metals.

Expert opinion on Nifty

Technically, Nifty has fallen below its 21 day, 50 day and 100 day moving average. These levels were at 25,480, 25,770 and 25,690 respectively. This means that the short term trend is weakening.

Nagaraj Shetty of HDFC Securities says that Friday’s selling has dealt a blow to recovery efforts. According to him, if Nifty breaks strongly below 25,450, then in the coming week it may slip to 25,200, which is close to the 200-day EMA. Currently 25,600 nearby blockages remain.

Index may even reach 25,000

Nilesh Jain of Centrum Finverse believes that the 200-day DMA around 25,300 may be tested soon. He says that the market movement is currently weak sideways. Unless Nifty goes above 25,800, there can be selling on every rise.

According to Rupak Dey of LKP Securities, closing below 25,500 turns the short-term trend to the downside. He believes that Nifty can slip even up to 25,000. On the upside, strong resistance is visible around 25,800.

Trend changed from bullish to bearish

Nandish Shah of HDFC Securities says that breaking of 20 day and 50 day EMA confirms the trend changing from bullish to bearish. According to him, the next positional support is at 25,108, which is the lower level of the gap formed on February 3, 2026. At the same time, the 200-day EMA present at 25,215 can provide support in between.

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Dividend Stocks: Keep an eye on these 57 companies! Action will be seen on dividend, bonus and share split – dividend stocks 57 companies ex dividend bonus share split record date 16 to 20 February 2026 escorts kubota apollo hospitals coal india

Company Name Objective record date Aarti Pharmalabs Interim Dividend – ₹1.5 16 February 2026

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise

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