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BSE:LENSKART 6 November 2025 - 10 November 2025

Lenskart IPO Frenzy: Sky-High Valuation Meets Surging Demand – Will Investors See Big Gains?

Lenskart IPO Listing Today: Shares List at a Discount, Fall 11% Intraday, Then Close Above Issue Price — What It Means for Investors (Nov 10, 2025)

Lenskart shares opened below their ₹402 issue price in Mumbai on Monday, dropped as much as 11% to intraday lows near ₹356, then rebounded to close slightly higher at ₹404.55 on the NSE. Early trading implied a market value of about ₹69,000 crore. The debut followed concerns over high valuations and a sharp fall in grey-market premiums despite strong IPO demand.
Lenskart IPO Frenzy: Sky-High Valuation Meets Surging Demand – Will Investors See Big Gains?

Lenskart IPO Allotment Today (Nov 6): GMP at ₹35–₹45, how to check status on MUFG Intime/BSE/NSE, listing on Nov 10

Lenskart IPO allotment is set to be finalized today, with demat credits and refunds expected from November 7. Shares are scheduled to list November 10 on BSE and NSE. Final subscription reached 28.26 times, with QIB at 40.35×, NII at 18.23×, and retail at 7.54×. Grey-market premium ranged from ₹35 to ₹45, implying a listing price of ₹437–₹447.

Stock Market Today

  • AI Chip Rally Echoes Historic Market Bubbles, Surpasses Nasdaq Dot-Com Peak
    May 15, 2026, 1:23 PM EDT. The AI chip rally has reached historic levels, with the SOX semiconductor index peaking 62% above its 200-day moving average. This spread surpasses the Dow Jones before the 1987 crash and nears the Nasdaq's 55% margin ahead of the 2000 dot-com bubble. The rapid price surge mirrors the 1720 French Mississippi Bubble's 73% spread. Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett highlights exponential price action and market concentration driving the surge. Wall Street banks predict AI investments could exceed $1 trillion next year, prompting bubble concerns. Economists and analysts compare this to past booms like the 1860s railway surge, noting similarities and differences. Despite bubble risks, some argue these tech booms have historically driven transformative economic change.

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Grab Stock Just Hit a Fresh 52-Week Low — Why Investors Still Aren’t Buying the Profit Beat

Grab Stock Just Hit a Fresh 52-Week Low — Why Investors Still Aren’t Buying the Profit Beat

15 May 2026
Grab Holdings shares hit a 52-week low of $3.46 in New York Friday, despite first-quarter revenue rising 24% to $955 million and profit reaching $120 million. Investors sold amid concerns over Indonesia’s new rule capping ride-hailing commissions at 8%, down from 20%. Grab said its Indonesian business model will need changes but downplayed the impact, noting two-wheel rides make up less than 6% of mobility volume.
Bitmine Stock Slides as Tom Lee’s $13.4 Billion Ethereum Bet Enters a New Test

Bitmine Stock Slides as Tom Lee’s $13.4 Billion Ethereum Bet Enters a New Test

15 May 2026
Bitmine Immersion Technologies shares dropped 7.7% Friday in New York as ether slid 3.4% to $2,221. Bitmine reported holding 5.2 million ETH, or 4.31% of supply, and plans to slow weekly ETH purchases. Peer Bit Digital said Q1 revenue fell 13.6% and ETH staking revenue dropped 29.4%. Polymarket traders put a 24% chance on Bitmine selling ETH in 2026.
Apple’s OpenAI Deal Hits Legal Turbulence Before WWDC AI Reveal

Apple’s OpenAI Deal Hits Legal Turbulence Before WWDC AI Reveal

15 May 2026
OpenAI is considering legal action against Apple after their ChatGPT-iPhone partnership failed to deliver deeper integration and subscription growth, sources told Reuters and the Financial Times. OpenAI’s lawyers are working with an outside firm on possible breach-of-contract steps. Apple is expected to detail more AI plans at WWDC, set for June 8-12. Apple shares rose about 1% Friday.
IREN Stock Drops After $3 Billion Debt Deal: Why Nvidia’s AI Bet Just Got More Expensive

IREN Stock Drops After $3 Billion Debt Deal: Why Nvidia’s AI Bet Just Got More Expensive

15 May 2026
IREN closed a $3.0 billion convertible senior notes sale to fund its shift from bitcoin mining to AI data centers. Shares fell $3.94 to $54.46 late Friday morning after the announcement. The offering follows a $3.4 billion AI cloud contract and a 5GW infrastructure partnership with Nvidia. IREN reported a wider net loss of $247.8 million for the March quarter as it decommissioned mining hardware.
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