Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. Share Price

CDSL remains under moving-average pressure at ₹1,266

Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. closed at ₹1,266 after a small positive session, but the candle did little to change the broader weak structure. The stock has dropped from the September recovery zone near ₹1,420 and is again trading near the lower end of its recent band. The key issue is that each bounce has been short-lived, with sellers returning before the stock can establish a higher high.

NSDL Is Down 37% From Its High. But Look At CDSL

NSDL has fallen around 37% from its 52-week high, and that immediately raises a question: Why is the market treating NSDL and

NIFTY का 8-WEEK RED ALERT -->2008 और COVID भी पीछे!

भारतीय शेयर बाजार के इतिहास में Nifty एक बेहद rare phase से गुजर रहा है। Nifty लगातार 8वीं बार Weekly Candle लाल बंद करने की कगार/स्थिति में है। सबसे खास बात? ऐसी लगातार 8 weekly red candles का streak 2008 के Global Financial Crisis और 2020 के COVID Crash के दौरान भी नहीं बना था। अब सवाल है: क्या Nifty इतिहास का नया record बनाने जा रहा है — या यहीं से reversal आएगा? ---->NIFTY की सबसे लंबी Weekly Losing Streaks Period Red Weeks Open → Close गिरावट 19 May – 30 Jun 2008 7 Weeks 5,157 → 4,016 -22.1% 23 Apr – 28 May 2012 6 Weeks 5,277 → 4,842 -8.2% 21 Jan – 25 Feb 2013 6 Weeks 6,086 → 5,720 -6.0% 22 Jul – 26 Aug 2013 6 Weeks 6,010 → 5,472 -9.0% 30 Jun – 04 Aug 2025 6 Weeks 25,662 → 24,363 -5.1% 03 Aug – 25 Sep 2026 8 Weeks 24,573 → ~23,094 ~ -6.0% 2008 में Nifty का लगातार 7-week losing streak दर्ज हुआ था। 2025 में भी Nifty ने छह लगातार weekly declines का rare pattern बनाया था। ---->सबसे बड़ा सवाल: क्या यह नया RECORD है? अगर 25 September 2026 की weekly close को शामिल किया जाए, तो मौजूदा streak 8 consecutive red weeks तक पहुंच गई है। यानी: 2008 → 7 Weeks 2026 → 8 Weeks यह pattern इसलिए extraordinary है क्योंकि 2008 Financial Crisis और 2020 COVID Crash जैसे बड़े market shocks के दौरान भी 8 लगातार weekly red closes नहीं देखे गए। ---->इस बार क्या अलग है? मौजूदा कमजोरी के पीछे कई factors हैं: • Elevated crude oil • Geopolitical uncertainty • Foreign selling • Higher global yields • Rupee pressure 2026 की मौजूदा streak पहले ही सितंबर 18 तक छह लगातार losing weeks तक पहुंच चुकी थी। --->FOCUS STOCKS

SEBI’s Derivatives Balancing Act: Change for Market..

Imagine the derivatives market as a busy highway. For years, index options have carried enormous traffic, particularly around short-dated expiries. Now, SEBI is exploring ways to make that highway more balanced—potentially through changes around margins and greater development of longer-term derivatives, futures and longer-dated stock options. The objective is not necessarily to disrupt derivatives, but to create a more sustainable market structure. This could gradually change where trading activity is concentrated and how market participants manage risk. From an **educational sector perspective**, businesses connected with exchanges, broking and market infrastructure may be worth understanding when studying this theme. **Nifty 500 stocks to study:** • **

Quality Power approves ₹700 crore QIP...

Quality Power Electrical Equipments Limited (NSE: QPOWER) has approved raising up to ₹700 crore through a Qualified Institutions Placement. The board has also approved the acquisition of up to 100% of Winwin Speciality Insulators Limited for up to ₹272.34 crore. The transaction combines capital raising with an acquisition in the power equipment value chain. The acquisition consideration includes ₹123.84 crore in cash and the balance through a share swap, according to the reported board decision. Shareholder approval is scheduled through an EGM on October 19, 2026. My view is that the key issue is capital allocation rather than the headline size of the QIP. Investors should track the final acquisition terms, dilution from the fund raise and how quickly the acquired business contributes to revenue and margins.

Tokenised Stocks: When Shares Meet Blockchain

Imagine buying a share today and, instead of waiting for the traditional market infrastructure to process every step, that ownership is recorded on a blockchain. On September 17, 2026, the U.S. SEC introduced a five-year exemption for certain platforms trading tokenised stocks. Eligible tokens must represent genuine securities and provide basic shareholder rights such as voting and dividends; synthetic tokens that only track stock prices are excluded. Why does this matter? 🔹 Potential 24/7 trading 🔹 Faster settlement 🔹 Fractional ownership 🔹 Greater digital accessibility 🔹 Possible integration between traditional finance and crypto infrastructure But the bigger question is still ownership: **Who actually holds the underlying share, how are investor rights protected, and what happens if the platform fails?** India is already testing a related idea. SEBI and RBI launched **Demat 2.0**, a pilot using distributed-ledger technology for tokenised corporate bonds, with CDSL, NSDL, NSE, BSE and other institutions participating. CDSL