$BSE Ltd: Rising Wedge has massive Bullish projections...BSE Ltd is currently trading in a narrowing range that many technicians identify as a rising wedge.
IMHO there is potential for a breakout which is backed by a massive 174% YoY surge in net profit (₹602 crore) and record-breaking derivatives revenue, which could provide the "fuel" needed to defy traditional technical gravity and push toward a new psychological target of ₹4,000+.
Potential Scenario Catalysts
New Product Launch: SEBI has just approved BSE to launch monthly F&O contracts for the Sensex Next 30 index, which is expected to drive fresh trading volumes.
Institutional Backing: LIC remains a major shareholder (5.58% stake), and MarketsMojo recently upgraded the stock to a "Strong Buy" with a high score of 90.0.
Derivative Dominance: Equity derivatives revenue surged to ₹784 crore in Q3 FY26, highlighting a 11-quarter record-breaking streak.
Globalequity
OIL INDIA: The Most Obvious Inverted Head & Shoulders ...YOU are ignoring.
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While everyone is obsessed (for right now) by the Middle East military operation, Oil India has quietly carved out a textbook Inverted Head & Shoulders pattern.
The neckline is currently being tested at ₹492, and the volume profile shows massive institutional accumulation during the "right shoulder" formation.
This isn't just a trade; it's a structural shift in the energy sector that’s ready to explode.
A breakout above ₹492 triggers a massive technical move toward ₹540 and eventually ₹600.
With a ₹73,015 crore order book in the sector and crude prices on a tear, this "Maharatna" is undervalued and over-ready. Is ₹600 a dream or a destination for OIL? Let me know your target!
( I can see even larger valutaions)
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Global Equities; The decline of rationality ...... and the rise of financial engineering - manifesting in a generational shift toward pure leverage.
"When they look back at this segment of history they will probably ask: What the hell were they thinking?!"
Reporter: "How is it possible that the DJIA loses 90% of it's value? ...
B.G.: "It is very simple, really. First, it loses 50% of it's value and then, 80% of the remainder." - Benjamin Graham, from a 1934 interview.


