
Reliance Industries Q4 FY26 Results Decoded
Reliance Industries Limited has once again demonstrated why it remains India’s most closely tracked corporate powerhouse. But beneath the headline numbers lies an even bigger story

Reliance Industries Limited has once again demonstrated why it remains India’s most closely tracked corporate powerhouse. But beneath the headline numbers lies an even bigger story

India’s hospitality sector is entering a multi-year structural growth phase, and recent insights suggest that this could translate into meaningful stock market opportunities.

Tata Consultancy Services Q4FY26 Results: “Not Bad, But Not Great” — Growth Concerns Persist Despite Strong Margins

Reliance Jio Platforms is reportedly moving closer to its much-awaited IPO, with several global investors likely to pare small portions of their holdings through the public issue.

In a dramatic announcement that could reshape the American energy landscape, US President Donald Trump revealed plans for what he described as a historic $300 billion oil refinery project in Brownsville, Texas, marking the first new refinery to be built in the United States in nearly five decades.

Shares of Dixon Technologies surged nearly 7% to ₹10,501 after the company received approval from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to form a joint venture with Chinese display manufacturer HKC Overseas Ltd.

Kwality Walls is currently trading in the penny-stock zone, but the financial statements suggest a classic asset-heavy turnaround story where reported losses are largely driven by high depreciation.

Shares of Tejas Networks witnessed a sharp rally after the company announced a strategic manufacturing agreement with Japan-based NEC Corporation to produce carrier-grade 5G massive MIMO radios.
27 April – 29 April
23 April – 27 April
Buyback @ Rs.250
20 Feb – 27 Feb

This week’s company stands out as a high-quality commodity leader with dominant market share. Best suited as a long-term wealth creator.

Post pullback rejection, Nifty turns weak; downside opens below 23,700, Nifty Bank slips for third day; fails to hold above 200-DEMA, bias turns cautious

The underlying short-term trend of Nifty continues to be weak. Further declines from here could drag Nifty down to the next support of 23500 in the short term

For Bank Nifty, as long as it is trading below the 50-day SMA or 56,800, a weak formation is likely to continue. On the downside, it could retest levels of 55,000–54,750.

Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex — ended marginally higher, but a sharp sell-off in the last hour clearly revealed profit booking beneath the surface.

Bank Nifty is showing clear signs of caution. Sustaining below 56,850 may keep pressure intact, while a fall below 55,700 can trigger deeper correction.

Nifty Option Chain Strategy Today (28 April Expiry), Bias: Bullish above 24200, weak below 24100

Bank Nifty Option Chain Strategy Today (28 April Expiry) Bias: Bullish above 56500, weak below 56200.

Reliance Option Strategy – Short-term bearish, medium-term bearish, long-term bullish, Resistance Zone 1350 – 1360 (heavy call writing visible)

SBIN option strategy-
Short-term bullish, medium-term bullish, long-term bullish

Axis Bank Option Chain Strategy Today (28 April Expiry)- Short-term bullish, medium-term bearish, long-term bearish

Gold traded near $4,721/oz, up modestly intraday, but still on track for a weekly loss after four weeks of gains. Crude prices are extending gains

USD/INR has formed a fresh bullish candle after taking support near 93.75–93.80 zone. The pair is now moving higher toward 94.10–94.15

Reliance Industries Limited has once again demonstrated why it remains India’s most closely tracked corporate powerhouse. But beneath the headline numbers lies an even bigger story

India’s hospitality sector is entering a multi-year structural growth phase, and recent insights suggest that this could translate into meaningful stock market opportunities.
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27 April – 29 April
23 April – 27 April
Issue Date
Buyback @ Rs.250
20 Feb – 27 Feb

For Bank Nifty, as long as it is trading below the 50-day SMA or 56,800, a weak formation is likely to continue. On the downside, it could retest levels of 55,000–54,750.

Post pullback rejection, Nifty turns weak; downside opens below 23,700, Nifty Bank slips for third day; fails to hold above 200-DEMA, bias turns cautious

This week’s company stands out as a high-quality commodity leader with dominant market share. Best suited as a long-term wealth creator.

The underlying short-term trend of Nifty continues to be weak. Further declines from here could drag Nifty down to the next support of 23500 in the short term

Nifty Option Chain Strategy Today (28 April Expiry), Bias: Bullish above 24200, weak below 24100

Bank Nifty Option Chain Strategy Today (28 April Expiry) Bias: Bullish above 56500, weak below 56200.

Reliance Option Strategy – Short-term bearish, medium-term bearish, long-term bullish, Resistance Zone 1350 – 1360 (heavy call writing visible)

SBIN option strategy-
Short-term bullish, medium-term bullish, long-term bullish

Axis Bank Option Chain Strategy Today (28 April Expiry)- Short-term bullish, medium-term bearish, long-term bearish

Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex — ended marginally higher, but a sharp sell-off in the last hour clearly revealed profit booking beneath the surface.

Bank Nifty is showing clear signs of caution. Sustaining below 56,850 may keep pressure intact, while a fall below 55,700 can trigger deeper correction.

Gold traded near $4,721/oz, up modestly intraday, but still on track for a weekly loss after four weeks of gains. Crude prices are extending gains

USD/INR has formed a fresh bullish candle after taking support near 93.75–93.80 zone. The pair is now moving higher toward 94.10–94.15