RSI Indicator Explained: Overbought and Oversold on Indian Charts
RSI indicator explained through momentum readings helps traders spot stretched moves on Indian equities while understanding false signals in trends.
Trump AI Controls China: A Cautious New Stance Emerges
Trump says his administration is considering AI controls after cybersecurity incidents, but wants to avoid falling behind China, amid a robot ban dispute and Bessent’s sanctions threat.
Support and Resistance Levels: How to Read Charts on Indian Stocks
Support and resistance levels mark price zones where buying or selling interest historically clustered on Indian stock charts.
Microsoft Azure 100 Billion Revenue Milestone Hits in FY2026
Microsoft’s Azure cloud business surpassed $100 billion in annual revenue for the first time in fiscal 2026, driven by AI demand, as Microsoft Cloud revenue hit $59.3 billion in Q4.
Position Sizing and Risk Management for Retail Traders in India
Position sizing risk management defines how much capital you expose per trade—a core discipline for NSE and BSE participants beyond entry signals.
US Saudi Iraq Strikes Hit Iran-Backed Militia Sites
On July 29, 2026 the US and Saudi Arabia carried out joint strikes on Iran-backed militia sites in Iraq after a wave of drone attacks, killing at least 20 PMF members. Here is what CENTCOM, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq are each saying.
Stop-Loss Order Explained for Indian Stock Markets
A stop-loss order explained for Indian markets covers trigger prices, order types, and execution risks on NSE and BSE cash segments.
Hormuz Tanker Disruption Sends Oil Prices Surging
A severe Hormuz tanker disruption pushed Brent crude up 7.9% to $90.74 and WTI to $84.46 this week, as Iran rejected an Oman-brokered proposal to manage the strait. Here is what is driving the chokepoint crisis and what to watch next.
Nifty Weekly Expiry: How It Works in 2026 and What Changed
Nifty weekly expiry options offer short-dated contracts on NSE with distinct gamma, theta, and liquidity patterns from monthly series.
Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme: India’s New ₹62,500 Cr Push
On July 15, 2026 the Union Cabinet approved a ₹62,500 crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme to succeed PLI, with tiered incentives tied to domestic sourcing, design, and Indian brand ownership. Here is how it works and what remains unclear.
