Concurrent Gainers: 15 stocks that gain for 5 days in a row
Fifteen BSE 500 stocks posted gains in each of the five sessions from August 3 to 7. Apar Industries led with a 16% five-day gain, followed by Welspun Corp and Authum Investment.
Fifteen BSE 500 stocks posted gains in each of the five sessions from August 3 to 7. Apar Industries led with a 16% five-day gain, followed by Welspun Corp and Authum Investment.
Foreign institutional investors have started returning to select midcap and smallcap stocks after cutting their holdings for two straight quarters, according to data from Ace Equity. At least 7 stocks saw FIIs reduce their stake in the December 2025 and March 2026 quarters, before buying again in the June 2026 quarter. Many of these stocks…
When you use a large portion of your credit card limit in a single month, it may not automatically result in damaging your credit profile. Especially when the bill is paid in full within the stipulated time. However, if you consistently maintain a very high credit utilization ratio, it can raise concerns for lenders and…
A repair bill of ₹12,000 may look like a reason to claim car insurance. But what if avoiding that claim saves ₹22,000 when your policy comes up for renewal? Paying from your pocket could leave you better off. This comparison explains why a claim should involve calculation. The amount on the repair bill does not…
Buying car insurance can feel like a box-ticking exercise: choose third-party cover, add protection for your own vehicle and renew the policy on time. The real test, however, often comes when you need to make a claim. Small details such as an expired driving licence, incorrect information in the policy or an attempt to include…
Companies in the United States are using funds got from the Trump tariff refunds to offer sale deals and discounts to customers, lower prices, and make more 401(K) contributions for their employees, besides sharing the temporary windfall with their vendors, according to a Bloomberg report. Companies getting refunds after the Supreme Court struck down US…
Indore, Pride Hotels is looking to launch its initial public offering (IPO) by December, with the issue size expected to be around Rs 1,000 crore, as the hospitality chain accelerates expansion across leisure, wedding and corporate events and pilgrimage destinations, CEO Satyen Jain said. “We have opened nine hotels in the last 12 months. This…