Mohammed Shoaib

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FiSC Capital is founded by SEBI Registered Research Analyst (INH000015525), Mohammed Shoaib Dayma. Shoaib is an MBA from IIM Udaipur and a CFA Level 3 (Cleared) finance professional. He has half a decade of experience in the stock market, and he has generated more than 30% CAGR in model portfolios with multi-bagger sto ... Read more

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shared an insight ⚡️ 11 hours ago

Independence week Special | The Stock That Should Be Winning But Is Not | ONGC

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August 14, 1956 was the day the Oil and Natural Gas Commission was established — exactly 70 years ago. ONGC was founded on August 14, 1956 and later corporatised on June 23, 1993. It is fitting, then, to examine this Maharatna PSU on Independence Day. Here is the paradox. Brent crude is trading near $87 a barrel — elevated by any measure, driven by US-Iran Strait of Hormuz tensions. Higher crude should, in theory, mean higher realisation per barrel for ONGC, better margins and a stronger stock. Instead, ONGC was among the top Nifty losers on Friday, with the stock declining even as crude prices rose. The 52-week range runs from Rs 227.65 to Rs 307.50. The stock currently trades at Rs 238.20 — near the lower end of that range, having declined 10.9 per cent over the past six months and returning just 1.65 per cent over the past year despite energy prices staying elevated through most of 2026. !Kotak The reason is a structural one that haunts every upstream PSU. Rising crude helps realisation, but the government's subsidy burden expectations and administered pricing on LPG and kerosene often cap how much of that windfall actually flows through to ONGC's bottom line. Add to that declining domestic production volumes at ageing fields, and the stock's persistent underperformance versus the crude price chart becomes easier to understand. With a PE of just 7.18x and mutual fund shareholding of 7.95 per cent — one of the lowest institutional ownership levels among Nifty heavyweights — ONGC is a value stock that has been a value trap for patient investors through most of 2026. Whether Tuesday's session, post the long weekend, brings a fresh look at the energy sector remains to be seen. Jai Hind.

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shared an insight ⚡️ 15th Aug

Happy Independence Day | 79 Years | What Awaits on Tuesday

As India celebrates its 79th Independence Day today, Dalal Street is closed — giving traders and investors a rare moment to step back from the noise and look at the bigger picture. Nifty closed Friday's shortened pre-holiday session at 24,366 — down 29.85 points — as oil prices edged higher after the US threatened to maintain the naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz indefinitely, keeping investor sentiment cautious ahead of the long weekend.

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But zoom out, and the picture is more encouraging. Nifty hit a low of approximately 21,964 in April 2026. It now trades above 24,300 — a recovery of over 10 per cent in four months — driven by strong Q1 FY27 earnings, consistent DII inflows, a recovering IT sector and resilient domestic consumption. The index has held above its 200-day EMA through every crude spike, every geopolitical scare, and every regulatory shock this year. That is not fragility — that is structural strength. When markets reopen Tuesday, the key variables to watch will be familiar ones — crude oil trajectory as US-Iran talks remain deadlocked, global bond yields after softer US inflation data last week, and FII flow continuity after net inflows of $1.5 billion in August so far. Positive Asian cues, a mild US inflation backdrop, gains in Wall Street technology stocks and lower crude prices as the International Energy Agency cut its global demand growth forecast all point to a constructive setup for the week ahead. On this Independence Day, one number stands out — Indian markets have created wealth of over Rs 60 lakh crore for investors in just four months since the April low. That is the compounding story of a market that keeps finding its footing. Jai Hind. Trade carefully from Tuesday.

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shared an insight ⚡️ 15th Aug

79 Years of Independence, One Recurring Market Truth !jio

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, !jio As India heads into its 79th Independence Day today, markets closed y'day at Nifty 24,366 — down just 30 points on a session where geopolitical noise from the Strait of Hormuz kept buyers cautious and sellers selective. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, Jio Financial Services and ONGC were the top Nifty losers today, while Bajaj Finance, Titan Company and Bharti Airtel were among the top gainers — a lineup that captures two very different stories playing out simultaneously. The oil-sensitive and export-linked names struggled. The consumption, finance and telecom names held firm. That divergence is not new. It has been the defining pattern of Indian markets through 2026. When crude rises, consumption stocks and IT hold up. When crude falls, cyclicals and financials surge. The Strait of Hormuz has effectively become a daily market variable — as significant to the Nifty's intraday moves as any domestic data point. The rupee traded at Rs 95.4 against the dollar today — a level that keeps IT export earnings supportive in rupee terms but squeezes oil import bills, adding a second layer to the same geopolitical risk. What has not changed across all the volatility of 2026 — the US-Iran conflict, RBI draft norms, IT sector rout, NBFC regulatory shock, index rejigs — is the underlying direction of domestic institutional flows. DIIs have absorbed every shock, every FII selloff and every geopolitical dip. That structural bid is what has kept Nifty above 24,000 through one of the most event-heavy years Indian markets have seen in recent memory. Markets reopen Tuesday, August 19. Jai Hind. Trade carefully.

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