Stock Market Today: Futures Rise as Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Set to Open Higher on Fed Rate-Cut Bets
November 24, 2025, 4:36 AM EST. Stock futures rose Monday as traders priced in a Fed rate-cut next month. Dow futures gained about 143 points, S&P 500 futures up 0.7%, and Nasdaq 100 futures about 1% higher. After a choppy week on AI valuations, the New York Fed signal supported bets on a December cut. The CME FedWatch now prices a roughly 71% chance of a 25bp cut, up from 42% a week ago. Markets will digest delayed data ahead of Thanksgiving, notably weekly jobless claims. The 10-year yield slipped to 4.06%, the dollar was flat, and gold slid about 0.5%. Bitcoin rose about 0.9% to roughly $86,885 as traders gauge risk sentiment.
GDPY.B:CA Stock Analysis & Trading Signals – Guardian Directed Premium Yield Portfolio
November 24, 2025, 4:26 AM EST. The latest update on GDPY.B:CA (Guardian Directed Premium Yield Portfolio) outlines AI-generated signals as of November 24. No long positions are offered; a short setup appears at 20.62 with a stop at 20.72. The ratings indicate Neutral for Near term, with weak/strong across Mid and Long terms, per the November 24 assessment. A chart and updated AI signals accompany the report for the GDPY.B:CA portfolio. Traders should verify the timestamp and review the AI-generated signals alongside the official ratings to gauge risk and consider exit or position sizing around the noted price levels.
JingDong Industrials aims up to $500 million Hong Kong IPO next week: sources
November 24, 2025, 4:16 AM EST. JingDong Industrials (JDi), a JD.com unit, is targeting an up-to-$500 million Hong Kong IPO next week, with price talks this week and a listing slated for December 11 after a potential price discovery on December 8. The deal underscores JD.com's 79% stake after spinning off JDi in 2023. JDi, focused on the industrial supply chain tech and services, could see its valuation soften from about $6.7 billion in its 2023 pre-IPO round. In H1 2025, revenue rose 18.9% to RMB 10.3 billion. Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Haitong International Securities and UBS are joint sponsors. HK listings have surged this year even as US volatility weighs on new issues; JDi secured approval from China's CSRC in September.
Real estate shares extend losses as Nifty Realty sinks for 5th straight session on valuations outrunning fundamentals
November 24, 2025, 4:14 AM EST. Real estate stocks cooled again on November 24 as the Nifty Realty index slid over 1% for the fifth consecutive session, sinking about 5.5% in five days. Analysts say valuations ran ahead of fundamentals, with developers doubling in 12-18 months and investors seeking earnings visibility in other sectors. Traders call the correction a healthy reset, not a structural reversal, as demand, bookings and pricing power remain intact, but prices needed to cool. Stock picks could regain leadership once Q4 numbers show cash-flow strength and pre-sales momentum. Caution persists over rising construction costs, delivery delays, and tighter mortgage rates, which keep cash flows at risk in the near term. The long-term outlook remains supported by urbanisation and infrastructure growth.
I Would Buy Tesla Stock at This Price – Valuation, Growth Outlook and Risks
November 24, 2025, 4:12 AM EST. Tesla remains a capital-intensive, high-growth story. After a tentative first half 2025, Q3 revenue rose 12% to $28.1B, driven by record vehicle deliveries and strong energy storage demand, while operating income fell 40% to $1.6B and margins slid to 5.8%. The stock trades at a steep valuation: about P/E 270 and ~14x sales, leaving little margin of safety if growth slows or costs rise. Tesla's bets on self-driving software, autonomous ride-sharing, and humanoid robots require more capital and carry timing/regulatory risk. Investors may be tempted by the story, but only at the right price that preserves downside protection.
Stock Market News Today: U.S. Futures Rally Into Thanksgiving Week as Rate-Cut Hopes Build
November 24, 2025, 4:10 AM EST. U.S. stock futures opened higher Monday, kicking off a shortened Thanksgiving week with positive momentum. Nasdaq 100 futures rose about 0.99%, the S&P 500 up around 0.68%, and the Dow Jones roughly 0.36%. Last week delivered a mixed finish as strong earnings offset tech and crypto volatility, with November prices moving into negative territory for the indexes. Investors are eyeing potential December rate cuts after comments from New York Fed President John Williams about possible policy adjustment. This week brings retail sales and PPI data, plus quarterly reports from LI, BABA, DELL, ZS, and NIO. Gold and treasuries show mixed moves amid evolving rate expectations.
Average Stock Market Return in the Last 10 Years and What Wall Street Expects Next
November 24, 2025, 4:08 AM EST. Over the past decade, the main U.S. indexes posted strong gains: the S&P 500 rose 216% (about 12.1% annualized), the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 159% (about 10% annualized), and the Nasdaq Composite up 336% (about 15.8% annualized). The S&P 500 tracks 500 large U.S. companies; the Dow is a price-weighted measure of 30 blue-chip stocks; the Nasdaq is tech-heavy with thousands of constituents. The piece notes roughly 5,500 companies traded on the NYSE and Nasdaq as of Sept. 2025 (SIFMA) and that dividends aren't included. It highlights exposure via index funds such as VOO and DIA and lists the leading holdings in each index (Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon). A forward outlook is suggested but not fully detailed in the excerpt.
Excelsoft Technologies IPO Allotment LIVE: GMP Update, Allotment Status & How to Check Online
November 24, 2025, 3:42 AM EST. Excelsoft Technologies' IPO allotment date is expected today after the issue closed Nov 19-21. If allotment is confirmed, shares will be credited to demat accounts on Nov 25 and refunds issued to unsuccessful bidders the same day ahead of the Nov 26 listing on BSE and NSE. Check IPO allotment status online on the exchange portals or via registrar MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd. The latest GMP today stands at ₹8 per share, suggesting a potential listing around ₹128, a ~7% premium to the ₹120 issue price. Stay tuned for real-time updates in our live blog.
Bitkub weighs Hong Kong IPO, targets roughly $200 million
November 24, 2025, 3:36 AM EST. Thailand-based crypto exchange Bitkub is weighing a Hong Kong IPO, potentially raising about $200 million as soon as next year, sources told Bloomberg. The move would mark a shift from a previously contemplated Thai listing, as the domestic market has struggled this year. Thailand's stock market has fallen about 10% with listings down over 12% in 2025, weighing on IPO plans. Bitkub, founded in 2018, remains Thailand's largest cryptocurrency exchange, with a 24-hour trading volume around $60.75 million. Hong Kong is pushing to establish a regional digital-asset hub, backed by a clear regulatory framework from the SFC and HKMA. The IPO could attract global investors seeking crypto exposure.
JingDong Industrials to launch HK IPO seeking up to $500 million
November 24, 2025, 3:26 AM EST.JingDong Industrials (JDi), a unit of JD.com, is planning a Hong Kong IPO of up to $500 million, aiming to price on Dec 8 and list on Dec 11. JD.com owns about 79% after spinning off JDi in 2023. The offering size is described as fluid and could be trimmed if investor demand falters. JDi, a leading industrial supply chain tech and services provider in China, was valued at about $6.7 billion in its 2023 pre-IPO round, though some sources warn of potential valuation downsizing. The deal follows strong HK listing activity, with regulators approving the listing in September. H1 2025 revenue rose 18.9% to ¥10.3 billion. Joint sponsors: Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Haitong International Securities, and UBS.
Schneider Electric (ENXTPA:SU) valuation check after 12.4% pullback
November 24, 2025, 3:06 AM EST. Schneider Electric (ENXTPA:SU) has posted a 12.4% pullback over the last month, closing at €222.3. Yet, as a long-run performer, it shows 66.1% total return over 3 years and 109.6% over 5 years. The bull case argues for an undervalued setup, with a fair value of €265.10 per share versus the current price. The stock trades at 29.1x P/E, above peers (24.4x) and the European industry (22.7x), but below a longer-run fair multiple (34.2x). Catalysts include data centers exposure, a rebound in European construction, and sustained organic growth in 2025-2027. Key risks: margin pressure and a softer European market environment that could temper gains.
European stocks set to rise as bets on December Fed rate cut lift markets
November 24, 2025, 2:52 AM EST. European equities are expected to open higher after global gains fueled by renewed expectations for a Fed rate cut in December. The UK's FTSE is seen up about 0.55%, Germany's DAX around 0.8%, France's CAC 40 roughly 0.76% and Italy's FTSE MIB about 0.72%, per IG. Traders warmed to a potential 25bp cut with a roughly 69% chance priced in by the CME FedWatch tool for the Dec. 9-10 meeting. Asia-Pacific stocks and U.S. futures climbed as markets build on Friday's rebound. No major European data Monday, though the UK Autumn Budget looms midweek under Chancellor Rachel Reeves amid tax-hike speculation. Investors also track U.S.-Ukraine talks shaping a peace plan, with progress but no guarantees on security assurances.
Bath & Body Works: Is a 60% Drop Creating a Value Buy in 2025?
November 24, 2025, 2:50 AM EST. Bath & Body Works has faced serious turbulence, shedding about 60.8% year-to-date and 32.5% last week, amid sector volatility and shifting consumer habits. The stock's outlook is mixed, but a six-point valuation checklist yields 5/6 on the valuation test, suggesting potential value under traditional frameworks. A DCF model using a 2-stage free cash flow to equity approach pegs an intrinsic value of $25.39 per share, implying the shares are undervalued by 41.5%. The analysis notes near-term free cash flow pressure ahead of 2027, with extrapolated declines before stabilization. Sector headwinds include margin pressure and discretionary retail trends. While the result points to a possible bargain for value investors who trust the cash flows, risks remain, making a position one to track on your watchlist rather than rush into.
Stock futures rise as markets eye December rate cut, aiming to rebound from November losses
November 24, 2025, 2:48 AM EST. US stock futures climbed Monday as traders eyed a potential December rate cut and a rebound from November's AI-led pullback. Dow futures rose ~0.2%, S&P 500 futures ~0.5%, Nasdaq-100 futures ~0.7%, in a bid to extend Friday's bounce. The mood brightened after Fed chair Williams suggested a year-end cut remains possible, though the S&P 500 has slipped about 3.5% in November and the Nasdaq over 6%. Investors await producer prices and retail sales data due Tuesday as earnings season winds down with names like Alibaba, Dell, Kohl's, and Best Buy on deck. Markets close for Thanksgiving; gold slid on rate-cut expectations.
3 European Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under €60M: Opportunities Amid Market Turmoil
November 24, 2025, 2:40 AM EST. Despite a slide in the STOXX Europe 600 and concerns over inflated AI-stock valuations, the article spotlights European penny stocks trading with market caps under €60M as potential catalysts. It draws from a broad screener (277 stocks) and highlights Netgem (ENXTPA:ALNTG) at €0.854 and €28.6M as a case study of liquidity and resilience. The piece also surveys the wider landscape, balancing profitability signals with risk management, and notes the role of financial health ratings (e.g., Simply Wall St) in guiding investors as they seek upside in smaller names.
Markets on edge as 'everything bubble' debate grows amid AI hype
November 24, 2025, 2:38 AM EST. Global equities have swung wildly as investors weigh whether AI valuations have inflated a broader 'everything bubble.' Dan Hanbury of Ninety One argues that while earnings growth remains solid, valuation risk is spreading beyond tech into bonds and property as interest-rate normalization unfolds. Nvidia's earnings rally briefly lifted markets before pullbacks reappeared, underscoring stubborn volatility across the US, Europe, and Asia. A Bank of America poll showed most fund managers view global equities as overvalued, while pockets such as defense and banks have posted outsized gains. The narrative hinges on how debt, discount rates, and the macro backdrop interact with stock prices, complicating the path forward as investors try to plot through the ongoing turbulence.
Armis raises $435M in pre-IPO round valuing at $6.1B; targets $1B ARR and IPO preparations
November 24, 2025, 2:36 AM EST. Armis raises $435 million in a pre-IPO round led by Goldman Sachs Growth Equity, valuing the cyber exposure firm at $6.1 billion. Major participation from CapitalG and Evolution Equity Partners, with existing backers. The deal comes as Armis surpasses $300 million ARR, up more than 50% year over year. Armis' Centrix platform delivers continuous visibility across assets and environments, serving manufacturers, airlines, financial services, healthcare, and government. CEO Yevgeny Dibrov says the round funds momentum to a three-year plan aiming for $1 billion ARR and IPO preparations, plus product innovation, go-to-market expansion, and further acquisitions. Goldman Sachs' Irit Kahan says Armis is redefining cyber exposure management by turning blind spots into intelligence.
What 5,000 XRP Could Be Worth If XRP Reached the U.S. M1 Money Supply
November 24, 2025, 2:34 AM EST. Analysts imagine XRP linking its value to the U.S. M1 money supply, which stood at about $18.46 trillion in January 2025. At current levels, XRP trades around $1.91 with a 60-billion circulating supply. If the market cap matched M1, two scenarios emerge: a fully diluted cap using ~100 billion tokens could push XRP to about $184 per token, turning a $10,000 stake into roughly $920,000. Using only circulating supply could lift price to about $307, yielding roughly $1.53 million for 5,000 XRP. Analysts remain bullish but divergent on timing, with projections ranging from the high hundreds to the low hundreds. Either way, the analysis highlights the immense upside if XRP captures liquidity on the scale of M1.
Grayscale XRP and Dogecoin ETFs cleared for NYSE listing, set for debut today
November 24, 2025, 2:24 AM EST. Grayscale's XRP and Dogecoin spot ETFs-the GXRP and GDOG-were cleared for NYSE Arca listing and are slated to debut later today. Each fund holds the actual crypto in custody, offering regulated access without owning the assets. If approved, GXRP tracks XRP's price while GDOG tracks Dogecoin. Analysts, including Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas, expect first-day volumes around $11 million for GDOG. The move follows a wave of altcoin ETFs gaining approvals as regulators update guidelines. Expectation is that new issuances from Grayscale could pave the way for a Chainlink ETF (GLNK), among others. Market conditions remain fragile, with Bitcoin trading near multi-month lows and ongoing outflows from crypto ETFs as investors rebalance into year-end risk-off.
Three XRP ETFs Launch Soon as XRP Dips to $1.81
November 24, 2025, 2:22 AM EST. Three XRP ETFs are launching soon, with Grayscale and Franklin Templeton leading the U.S. spot XRP ETF debut on November 24 and Grayscale's ETF set for a Monday roll-out. XRP traded around $1.81, its lowest level since the October crash, as daily realized losses reached about $75 million-the highest since April 2025. Analysts and ETF issuers eye potential liquidity shifts as the new products may remove XRP supply from circulation. Chad Steingraber estimates that if 12 spot XRP ETF issuers buy 3 million XRP daily, about 8.64 billion XRP could be removed from circulation over a year. Investors should weigh custody, regulation, and tracking risk in this evolving ETF landscape.
FTSE 100 set for third day of gains as M&C Saatchi warns on profits and announces buyback
November 24, 2025, 2:18 AM EST. M&C Saatchi warned profits will be hurt by the US government shutdown, saying lost revenue won't be recovered. It now expects like-for-like sales to fall about 7% and a profit margin below interim guidance. The agency is exploring options to secure growth and shareholder value in its Australia business after a group-wide restructure. A new share buyback of up to £5 million over 12 months was announced, with scope to extend or increase. The updates come as the FTSE 100 looks set for a third day of gains, aided by corporate news flow.
Most Expensive Stocks in the World 2025: Top 10 by Share Price
November 24, 2025, 2:04 AM EST. The term most expensive stock refers to price per share, not company size or market cap. Berkshire Hathaway Class A trades around $754,600 per share, driven by a long-standing policy of no stock splits and decades of earnings growth. Other leaders sit on foreign exchanges with high prices in local currencies-Lindt & Sprüngli near 120,800 CHF-reflecting limited share supply and durable profitability. The top 10 by share price for 2025 includes: BRK.A, LISN, NVR, BKNG, SEB, AZO, WTM, FCNCA, FICO, MELI. These stocks show that extreme per-share levels arise from rare supply, no/rare splits, and strong franchise value, not merely massive market capitalizations. Prices, of course, move with markets and currencies.
Under Armour (UAA): Valuation Gap and Investor Sentiment Amid Mixed Signals
November 24, 2025, 1:54 AM EST. Under Armour (UAA) shares rose 3% on Tuesday, but year-to-date losses frame investor skepticism. The stock trades around $4.28, well below a narrative-driven fair value of $5.83, signaling a possible valuation gap. Last year delivered a -55% total return, with margins pressured by tariffs and weak wholesale performance. Bulls point to a brand-first strategy: premiumization, tighter SKU assortments, and stronger storytelling to lift average selling prices and reduce discounting. Yet margin pressure, tariffs, and wholesale softness remain key headwinds. Different models diverge on value: a Narrative Fair Value suggests undervaluation, while the SWS DCF view implies less upside. Investors face a tug-of-war between a plausible turn in execution and continued external headwinds, potentially creating a mixed medium-term setup.
Zoom (ZM) Undervalued After Recent Weak Share Price Performance
November 24, 2025, 1:52 AM EST. Zoom Communications (ZM) has traded around $78.63 lately, slipping about 7% in the last month and delivering a -8.4% total return over the past year. The stock faces questions on long-term upside as the tech landscape shifts, yet it trades at a discount to a $92.30 narrative price target, hinting at potential upside if growth assumptions materialize. The bull case rests on AI-powered features like AI Companion, Virtual Agent 2.0, and Contact Center Elite, which could expand the addressable market and support multi-year revenue growth and recurring revenue stability. Risks include rising competition from large vendors and customers favoring bundled platforms, which could suppress sales momentum. Investors are urged to assess the underlying forecasts behind Zoom's fair value and test their own scenarios.
PAR Technology Seen Undervalued as Fed Optimism Aligns with Platform Wins
November 24, 2025, 1:50 AM EST. PAR Technology shares rose on Fed optimism as December rate cuts were hinted, lifting tech sentiment. The stock is down about 53% YTD and has traded near fresh lows despite a strong earnings quarter and new customers like Erbert & Gerbert's and Mr. Pickle's. A 4.4% one-day gain sits against a -56.7% 1-year TSR, while a positive 3-year track underscores longer-term investor interest in the cloud-native platform strategy (PAR OPS, Engagement Cloud, and Coach AI). A bullish case argues the stock is undervalued, with a fair value near $68.44, well above the last close of $33.50, on rising ARR, automation, and margin upside. Risks include rollout delays or lost deals that could delay profitability. The piece highlights 2 rewards and 1 warning sign to watch.
India's IPO Boom Draws Global Firms to List Local Units, Unlocking Valuation Premiums
November 24, 2025, 1:46 AM EST. India's IPO market is thriving, attracting global firms to list local units and unlock a valuation premium. Coca-Cola's Indian bottling arm reportedly weighs a billion-dollar float, while CJ Darcl Logistics' India unit has filed draft papers. Analysts point to a valuation arbitrage: domestic units command far higher multiples than their global parents, as shown by Siemens and its India arm versus Siemens Energy. LG Electronics India trades at a lofty forward P/E despite modest net income, underscoring rapid local growth. The surge is underpinned by deep domestic liquidity from mutual funds and retail investors, and by a maturing capital market with strong corporate governance expectations. Some see a near-term bubble risk, but the IPO boom appears durable.
Sudeep Pharma IPO Day 2 LIVE: GMP hints at ~20% listing pop; anchor investors back issue; 2.17x subscribed
November 24, 2025, 1:16 AM EST. Day 2 of Sudeep Pharma's IPO opened after a full subscription on Day 1. Anchor investors booked ₹268.5 crore ahead of listing. The ₹895 crore issue includes a ₹95 crore fresh issue and an OFS of ~1.35 crore shares worth ₹800 crore by promoters. Of the fresh issue, ₹75.81 crore will fund capex, including machinery at the Nandesari Facility 1 in Gujarat; the rest is for general corporate purposes. Sudeep Pharma focuses on excipients and specialty ingredients for pharma, food, and nutrition. The latest GMP is ₹121; with a price band of ₹563-593, the estimated listing price is around ₹714, implying ~20% listing gain. The deal is tracking ~2.17x subscription overall. Watch listing day performance and post-list momentum.
Dye & Durham Ltd Stock Forecast & Acquisition Bid – Divergent Signals and 12-Month Upside
November 24, 2025, 1:15 AM EST. Dye & Durham Ltd faces a bid from Plantro, the investment firm controlled by former CEO Matt Proud, for about C$384 million valuing shares at C$5.72. The proposal combines C$3.50 cash at closing and C$2.22 in senior unsecured notes yielding 15% with partial cash payments, and includes a go-shop window for alternative offers. Plantro already ranks as the company's second-largest shareholder and claims readiness to sign a binding deal without further due diligence. Technically, the stock is signaling a Strong Sell on near-term momentum, contrasting with consensus Buy ratings from analysts who eye a 12-month target of C$6.75, implying roughly 111% upside from current levels. The market may be undervaluing the company's earnings outlook, strategy, and potential catalysts from the proposed deal.
Robert Kiyosaki Warns of 'Biggest Market Crash in History' and Bets on Gold, Silver, Bitcoin & Ethereum
November 24, 2025, 12:48 AM EST. Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, warns that the 'biggest crash in history' has begun, spreading across the U.S., Europe and Asia. He blames structural forces driven by rapid technological disruption, especially AI, and argues the downturn will accelerate unemployment and depress real estate. In a post on X, he urges investors to reposition into scarce assets he views as the world's safest stores of value: gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. He even provides a forecast for silver, saying it could rise from today's levels to around $70 soon and potentially $200 in 2026. Kiyosaki also cites earlier calls for gold at $27,000 and Bitcoin at $250,000, framing crises as opportunities for the prepared to become richer.
Zhen Ding Resources: Earnings Turnaround Sparks Rally, but DCF Signals Overvaluation
November 24, 2025, 12:46 AM EST.Zhen Ding Resources (OTCPK:RBTK) posted a narrower Q3 loss and a positive nine-month result, signaling a potential turnaround. The stock has exploded higher, with a 1-month return near 1,938% and a YTD gain around 1,359%, drawing fresh investor attention. Our DCF fair value estimate sits at $0.11 per share, versus a last close of $25.68, underlining a striking valuation gap. Such a divergence suggests the rally may be more momentum-driven than grounded in fundamentals, given ongoing losses and minimal revenue. Investors should assess risks around funding access and sentiment shifts before judging whether the stock is undervalued or a case of speculation.
Bit Digital's 46% Monthly Drop: Is 2025 the Turnaround Year?
November 24, 2025, 12:44 AM EST. Bit Digital has surged and thrashed through late 2024, with a 46.5% monthly drop amid volatile crypto mining rules and Bitcoin prices. The stock's year-to-date performance remains negative, while the three-year return hints at a volatile but meaningful upside. The report highlights a 4/6 valuation score and a negative trailing Free Cash Flow, though analysts forecast improvement toward 2026 and beyond. A DCF-based fair value of $11.99 points to an 82.6% discount to the current price, signaling potential undervaluation if forecasts hold. However, regulatory headwinds, energy costs, and crypto cycles could continue to drive volatility. Investors might consider how DCF, PE, and peer comparisons align with risk tolerance before stepping into BTBT.
Bitcoin Logs Longest Losing Streak Since 2024 as Fed Repricing Fuels Cautious Rebound
November 24, 2025, 12:32 AM EST. Bitcoin extended its four-week losing streak-the longest since June 2024-and is on track for its worst Q4 since 2018, down about 24% for the quarter. A key on-chain metric, the 10% depth spot bid-ask delta, rose to the year's second-highest level, signaling renewed dip buying even as selling pressure persists. Options traders have hedged, loading up on puts in the $80,000-$85,000 zone for December 2025, underscoring downside risk. The spot price sits around $87,400, up about 6% from the Nov. 21 low of $82,100. Fed repricing has lifted December rate-cut odds to roughly 70%, from about 40% a week ago. Skeptics warn of a possible bull trap amid inflation jitters and weak asset-net liquidity. Possible path: a brief dip to the mid/upper $70k before a year-end pullback toward $90k if the Fed stays cautious.
Asian Growth Stocks With High Insider Ownership To Watch
November 24, 2025, 12:30 AM EST. Amid AI-focused valuations and macro uncertainty, Asia's growth stocks with high insider ownership stand out for aligned incentives between management and shareholders. The compiled list spans hardware, software, and bio segments, with insider stakes ranging roughly from 11% to 35%. Notable examples include Synspective Inc. with insider ownership around 11.3% and a revenue growth forecast near 50.9% per year, aiming for profitability within three years, and Visional, Inc. with about 36.5% insider stake and a 13.8% annual revenue growth (earnings rising ~14% annually). Other names such as UTI, Streamax, Seers Technology, Laopu Gold, and Gold Circuit Electronics show similar growth indicators and insider alignment. Investors should balance potential upside with volatility and execution risk.
Sudeep Pharma IPO Day 2: Strong GMP, Robust Subscription Trend – Should You Subscribe?
November 24, 2025, 12:20 AM EST. Day 2 of the Rs 895-crore Sudeep Pharma IPO kept strong investor interest, with the deal already oversubscribed on Day 1 (1.42x overall). Retail (1.50x) and NIIs (3x) demand outpaced allocations, while QIBs subscribed 9% of their tranche. The grey-market premium sits around 20.4%, implying a potential listing near Rs 714 versus the Rs 593 issue price. The issue comprises a fresh issue of Rs 95 crore and an OFS of up to 1.35 crore shares. Anchors raised about Rs 268 crore at Rs 593 from SBI, ICICI Prudential, HDFC, etc. Sudeep Pharma describes itself as a technology-driven excipients maker with US FDA-approved facilities. Open for subscription until Nov 25, 2025; listing eyeing Nov 28, 2025 on BSE/NSE.
HAL Shares Tumble After Tejas Crash at Dubai Air Show; CLSA Sees Buying Opportunity
November 24, 2025, 12:19 AM EST. Shares of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) slid in Monday trading following the fatal Tejas Mk1 crash at the Dubai Air Show, with the stock trading near Rs 4,434, down more than 3.3% from Friday's close of Rs 4,595. The Tejas program, which accounts for about 44% of HAL's orderbook, underpins the company's finances, and the incident could delay deliveries or trigger extra inspections on the 180 aircraft on order, including the Mk1A variant. Despite the setback, CLSA maintained an outperform rating and framed the fall as a buying opportunity for investors. HAL has risen about 5% year-to-date and 7% over the last year. Among analysts, ~32 of 43 cover HAL with a buy rating, versus nine holds and two sells, with a consensus target of around Rs 2,795 for the next 12 months.
HAL shares slip after Tejas crash at Dubai Air Show; analysts weigh in
November 24, 2025, 12:16 AM EST. HAL shares fell about 9% in early trading Monday, sliding to Rs 4,205.25 on BSE as a Tejas fighter jet crashed at the Dubai Air Show, killing an IAF officer. The news dragged the Nifty Defence index about 1.5% lower, with defence peers like Data Patterns and GRSE also down ~2%. The Tejas incident, developed by ADA and HAL for the IAF, has historically sparked pullbacks in HAL stock unless a lack of major technical issues is confirmed and deliveries/exports remain intact. Analysts say the sentiment hit will likely cause short-term volatility unless a clear cause is established and HAL guides future deliveries. Investors will monitor the court of inquiry findings and HAL's updates on production and export plans.
Three Undiscovered Asian Stocks Backed By Strong Fundamentals
November 24, 2025, 12:14 AM EST. Amid AI concerns and mixed data, an Asian stock screen surfaces several names with compelling fundamentals. Look for firms with strong revenue growth and earnings growth, supported by healthy balance sheets and solid cash flow. Highlights include Shenyang Yuanda Intellectual Industry GroupLtd (9.86% rev growth, 33.52% earnings growth) and Daewon Cable (debt-to-equity 21.76%, 44.88% earnings growth), both earning top health ratings on the screen. Other compelling cases feature Nanjing Well Pharmaceutical GroupLtd (debt 33.54%, 10.14% rev growth, 9.90% earnings) and Tianjin Yiyi Hygiene Products (32.4% earnings growth). The takeaway: a subset of names trade below estimated fair value and offer strong relative value, making them worth closer inspection for risk-tolerant investors.
Asian Stocks Trading Below Estimated Value: Undervalued Picks Across Asia
November 24, 2025, 12:12 AM EST. Amid AI valuation concerns and macro uncertainty, Asian equities show pockets of undervalued opportunities. A dedicated screener flags stocks trading well below their Estimated Discount To Fair Value, with discounts around 48-49% for names such as Zhejiang Jolly Pharmaceutical (SZSE:300181), Xi'an NovaStar Tech (SZSE:301589), TLB (KOSDAQ:A356860), SRE Holdings, Silergy, Raksul, Nippon Thompson, Nanjing COSMOS Chemical, IDEC and Cowell e Holdings. The report highlights Raksul in Japan, where the company's Procurement Platform drives revenue, and notes a ~27.6% earnings growth last year and a forecast ~19% annual growth, supported by strong ROE and a recent dividend rise. The screener covers 275 Asian stocks based on cash flows, offering several bargains, including Strike Company Limited with a ~39.9% discount.
Beijing's housing relapse tests China's policy toolkit
November 24, 2025, 12:04 AM EST. Beijing's housing market resurgence keeps the macro spotlight on China's economy, where property remains the gravitational center. After Evergrande shadows, home prices and sales slid again: new homes down ~1.6% y/y, existing homes down over 5%, with consumer confidence crushed and policy support already exhausted. The latest round of stimulus-lower down payments, LTV relief, and tax incentives-looks cosmetic rather than catalytic in a weak labor market. The core problem is a glut: too many unsold and unfinished homes, and too few buyers. The real lever sits in the secondary market and potential fiscal moves like direct purchases of unsold units and converting them to affordable rental.
Daiwa Sees High Odds of China Implementing Home-Market Boosters
November 24, 2025, 12:02 AM EST. Daiwa Asset Management flags high odds that Beijing will roll out another round of home-market boosters as China's real estate slump deepens. Policymakers are seen leaning toward targeted easing-lower down-payment thresholds, mortgage-rate relief, and measures to stabilize developers-to shore up property demand and curb financial risk. If confirmed, such steps could lift property stocks, banks' real-estate lending, and related consumer sectors, while easing funding conditions for developers. Investors should watch for policy signals in upcoming weeks, as timing and scope remain uncertain.
HAL stock slides after Tejas crash at Dubai Air Show: buy or sell?
November 24, 2025, 12:00 AM EST.HAL stock slumped over 8% in early trades after a Tejas fighter jet crashed during a Dubai Air Show display, sparking short-term volatility. The BSE price dipped as low as ₹4,205.25 (8.48%); NSE also fell up to 4.13% to ₹4,405. The IAF has formed a Court of Inquiry to probe the accident that claimed Wing Commander Namansh Syal's life. Analysts caution the setback is not indicative of a Tejas program failure and view the decline as a near-term risk-reward reassessment given rich valuations. HAL remains buoyed by a robust order book, including 97 Tejas units and strong demand for helicopters/engines, with long-term fundamentals intact. Some brokers expect a temporary exports sentiment hit, but domestic deliveries for Tejas Mk1A could help normalise the stock later.
