Tuesday, February 3, 2026

Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 268: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part III)

 πŸŒŸ Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 268: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part III)

“Lines don’t make money. Decisions do.” πŸ’°πŸ“


Drawing Fibonacci levels is easy.
Using them correctly? That’s where traders are separated from chart decorators πŸ˜„

Fibonacci retracement truly comes alive only when it’s connected to real trading decisions — entries, exits, and risk control.

🎯 Buy & Sell Signals

Fibonacci helps traders identify high-probability zones, not guaranteed turning points.

In an uptrend
When price pulls back to a Fibonacci support level and shows signs of strength, it can signal a potential buying opportunity.

In a downtrend
A retracement into Fibonacci resistance may offer a sell or shorting opportunity, especially if momentum weakens.

Remember: Fibonacci doesn’t predict when price will turn — it highlights where it might react.

πŸ›‘ Stop-Loss Placement

This is where Fibonacci quietly saves traders from emotional damage πŸ˜…

Smart traders place stop-losses:

• Slightly below Fibonacci support for long positions
• Slightly above Fibonacci resistance for short positions

Why?
Because markets love to test levels — placing stops exactly on them is like standing on a railway track hoping the train slows down πŸš†

πŸ“Œ Fibonacci doesn’t eliminate risk — it organises and defines it.

πŸ₯‡ The Golden Ratio – 61.8%

This level isn’t famous by accident.

At 61.8%, markets often:

• Stage sharp reversals
• Pause dramatically before continuing
• Or explode once it decisively holds

That’s why traders across the globe watch this level like hawks πŸ¦…
Ignore it at your own peril.

πŸ”§ Fibonacci Works Best With Friends

Fibonacci alone is helpful.
Fibonacci with confirmation is powerful.

Combine it with:
• Volume
• RSI
• Moving averages
• Price action

And suddenly, Fibonacci stops being a guessing tool —
and becomes a probability framework πŸ“ŠπŸ§ 

Next up: extensions, clusters, and advanced Fibonacci wizardry πŸ§™‍♂️πŸ“ˆ
Where targets get projected and confidence gets sharper.

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Monday, February 2, 2026

Budget 2026 Special

 πŸ’ΌπŸ“Š Union Budget 2026–27: The Sunday Surprise, the Market Mood Swings & What It Means for You

(Or: How the Government Served a Full Budget Meal on a Sunday 🍽️)


Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2026–27 on Sunday, 1 February 2026 — marking a few records along the way:

✅ Her 9th consecutive Budget
✅ The first Union Budget on a Sunday
✅ The first Budget was prepared in the newly named Kartavya Bhawan

Clearly, the government wasn’t in the mood for a lazy Sunday. πŸ˜„☕

The Budget revolved around three core “Kartavyas” (duties):
⚡ Accelerating growth
🎯 Fulfilling people’s aspirations
🀝 Ensuring inclusive participation in India’s growth story

Now let’s unpack what really matters — your money, the markets, and the mood. πŸ’°πŸ“ˆ

πŸ’Έ Taxation & Personal Finance: Calm on the Surface, Tweaks Beneath

Good news first — no change in income tax slabs for FY 2026–27.
Both old and new regimes continue, with simplified compliance.
(No last-minute tax heart attacks this year 😌)

Key tax highlights:

πŸ“ New Income Tax Act, 2025, to kick in from 1 April 2026
→ Promises rationalisation and simpler provisions (we’ll judge after reading the fine print πŸ˜…)

Revised ITR filing deadline extended to 31 March (from 31 December)
→ Procrastinators, you’ve been officially recognised.

✈️ TCS on overseas tour packages & foreign education/medical remittances cut to 2%
→ Slightly kinder on those with international plans.

πŸš‘ Interest awarded on motor accident claims now fully tax-exempt
→ A humane and welcome relief.

πŸ“‰ But… STT on Futures & Options increased
→ Markets reacted instantly.
Traders blinked. Screens turned red. Volatility said hello. πŸ˜¬πŸ“Š

πŸ—️ Infrastructure & Connectivity: Concrete, Steel & Serious Spending

If there’s one thing this Budget loves, it’s capex. ❤️

πŸ’° Public capital expenditure raised to ₹12.2 lakh crore
→ Highest ever, about 9–11% higher than FY26.

Big-ticket announcements:

πŸš„ 7 High-Speed Rail Corridors, including:
Mumbai–Pune | Pune–Hyderabad | Hyderabad–Bengaluru
Chennai–Bengaluru | Delhi–Varanasi | Varanasi–Siliguri

🚒 20 new National Waterways over the next 5 years
→ Inland shipping gets a boost.

πŸ“¦ New freight corridors (like Dankuni–Surat) & waterway promotion schemes
→ Logistics players quietly smiling. 😏

Message: Roads, rails, rivers — everything is being pressed into service.

🏭 Industry, MSMEs & Technology: The “Make in India” Gym Workout

This Budget clearly wants India to build more, make more, and export smarter.

Key initiatives:

🧠 India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) 2.0
πŸ’° Outlay ~₹40,000 crore
→ Strengthening domestic semiconductor & electronics manufacturing.

⛏️ Rare Earth Corridors in Odisha, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh & Tamil Nadu
→ Strategic move for high-tech and green technologies.

πŸͺ ₹10,000 crore SME Growth Fund
→ Helping MSMEs graduate from “small” to “seriously scalable”.

🧬 Biopharma Shakti Initiative (₹10,000 crore)
→ Push to make India a global biologics manufacturing hub.

🌾 Bharat VISTAAR — a multilingual AI tool for farmers
→ Tech meets agriculture. Finally. πŸ€–πŸŒ±

πŸ₯πŸŽ“ Health, Education & Social Welfare: Quiet but Meaningful Moves

πŸ’Š Customs duty exemptions for cancer drugs & rare disease medicines
→ Direct relief to patients and families.

🏫 One girls’ hostel in every district
πŸ“š Expansion in higher education & research infrastructure.

🧘 WHO traditional medicine centres to be upgraded
🎨 Creative technology labs planned in schools.

Not flashy, but socially important.

πŸ“‰ Fiscal Math: Discipline Still in the Room

πŸ“Š Fiscal deficit target for FY 2026–27: 4.3% of GDP
→ Continued path of consolidation.

πŸ’° Total Budget expenditure: ₹53.47 lakh crore
πŸ›️ States’ fiscal transfers: ₹1.4 lakh crore

The numbers suggest growth without fiscal recklessness — a balancing act that markets watch closely.

πŸ“Š Budget Strategy & Market Takeaways: Long-Term Over Loud Headlines

This Budget is less about short-term freebies and more about structural reform.

The focus is clearly on:
🏭 Manufacturing
🧠 Technology & semiconductors
🧬 Biopharma
⚙️ Capital goods
⛏️ Rare earths

The heavy capex push, combined with fiscal prudence, signals a policy framework aimed at long-term stability, not instant gratification.

Markets did wobble — especially on F&O tax changes — but volatility doesn’t equal direction change.

As the FM aptly put it:
πŸš„ “The Reform Express is well on its way and will maintain its momentum.”

πŸ“ˆ Investment Outlook: Sectors to Keep on Your Radar

(Not stock tips — just directional cues 🧭)

πŸ”Ή Infrastructure & Capex
→ Engineering, construction, rail equipment, logistics

πŸ”Ή Manufacturing & Technology
→ Semiconductors, electronics, biopharma, industrials

πŸ”Ή Defensive Consumption
→ Staples & healthcare (steady demand)

πŸ”Ή Financials
→ Banks & NBFCs benefiting from capex-led credit growth

🎯 Final Takeaway

The Union Budget 2026–27 may not have delivered instant fireworks πŸŽ†,
but it quietly reinforced a long-term economic roadmap built on:

✔ Infrastructure
✔ Manufacturing
✔ Technology leadership
✔ Fiscal discipline

For investors and citizens alike, the message is clear:
Think long term. Ignore noise. Stay disciplined.

And yes — even if it came on a Sunday, this Budget clearly means business. πŸ˜‰πŸ“Š

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Sunday, February 1, 2026

Target Price & Expected Return Calculator

🎯 Target Price & Expected Return Calculator

Because “Kitna Bechna Hai?” Shouldn’t Be a Guess πŸ˜„πŸ“ˆ



Let’s be honest.

Most traders know what they want from a trade…
but not what price they actually need to get there.

You buy a stock at ₹250 and think:

“If it goes to ₹275, I’ll book profits.”

Sounds reasonable.
Until charges enter the room like uninvited relatives. πŸ˜…

Brokerage.
STT.
Exchange charges.
GST.
Stamp duty.
DP charges.

Suddenly, your “nice little profit” quietly disappears.

That’s exactly why we built the Target Price & Expected Return Calculator is one of the 45 Stock Market Pedia calculators designed to bring clarity before the trade, not regret after it.

πŸ€” What This Calculator Really Answers

This calculator solves one painfully important question:

πŸ‘‰ “At what price do I ACTUALLY need to sell to earn my desired return?”

Not gross profit.
Not gut feeling.
Net return — after all charges.

It tells you:

  • Your break-even price

  • Your exact target price for a chosen return %

  • Your true net profit, not the imaginary one in your head

No mental math.
No Excel gymnastics.
No “I think this should work”.

🧾 Charges: Because the Market Never Forgets to Collect

This calculator doesn’t ignore reality.

It includes all major Indian market charges on both buy and sell sides:

✔ Brokerage (percentage or flat)
✔ STT (delivery & intraday rules handled properly)
✔ Exchange transaction charges
✔ SEBI charges
✔ Stamp duty
✔ GST
✔ DP charges (for delivery sell)

In short, what you pay is what it calculates.

πŸ“¦ Delivery or Intraday? The Calculator Knows the Difference

Markets don’t treat delivery and intraday the same — and neither does this tool.

πŸ” Delivery Trades

  • STT on both buy & sell

  • Stamp duty on buy

  • DP charges on sell

Intraday Trades

  • Lower STT (sell side only)

  • No DP charges

  • Different stamp duty

You just select the trade type.
The calculator handles the math — quietly and correctly.

πŸ’° Percentage Brokerage or Flat Brokerage? Try Both

Some brokers charge a percentage.
Some charge a flat fee per side.

Instead of guessing:

“Will flat brokerage be cheaper here?”

This calculator politely says:

“Try both. Numbers don’t lie.” πŸ˜„

Switch between brokerage types and instantly see how your target price changes.

πŸ“Š Break-Even Price: The Unsung Hero

Before dreaming of profits, one price matters more than anything:

πŸ‘‰ Break-even price

This is the price where:

  • Your profit = ₹0

  • Your ego is safe

  • Your trade has officially “not failed” πŸ˜„

The calculator shows this clearly — so you know how much the stock must move just to cover costs.

Eye-opening? Usually, yes.

πŸ” The Breakdown Table: Where Reality Hits Home

This is where traders pause… and stare.

The calculator shows a full charge-wise breakdown:

  • Brokerage

  • STT

  • Exchange

  • SEBI

  • GST

  • Stamp duty

  • DP charges

Separated neatly into:

  • Buy side

  • Sell side

  • Total impact

This is usually the moment people say:

“Wait… charges are THIS much?” 😲

Yes.
And now you know — before clicking Buy.

⚠️ What If My Target Isn’t Achievable?

The calculator is honest.

If your desired return % is not realistically achievable within reasonable price limits, it tells you upfront.

No false hope.
No magical targets.
Just a gentle reminder to:

  • Lower expectations

  • Re-check inputs

  • Or rethink the trade

Markets reward clarity, not optimism alone.

🧠 Why This Calculator Is Sneakily Powerful

Because it quietly teaches you that:

✔ Small price moves don’t always mean small profits
✔ Charges matter more than you think
✔ Planning exits is as important as entering
✔ Hope is not a strategy — math is

It turns:

“I’ll sell around here…”

into:

“I need to sell exactly here.”

⚠️ A Small Disclaimer (Because We’re Responsible Adults)

This calculator is for educational and planning purposes only.

Markets fluctuate.
Returns are never guaranteed.
But informed decisions beat guesswork every single time.

🏁 Final Thought

Good traders don’t just ask:

“Will the price go up?”

They ask:

“At what price does this trade actually make sense?”

The Target Price & Expected Return Calculator gives you that answer - clearly, honestly, and without drama.

Because profits feel better when you know exactly why you earned them πŸ˜„πŸ“ˆ

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Saturday, January 31, 2026

The Week That Was: (Jan 27 to Jan 30, 2026)

 πŸŒŸ The Week That Was (Jan 27 – Jan 30, 2026) 

When Markets Tiptoed… Because the Budget Was Watching πŸ‘€πŸ“Š

Indian equities had one of those weeks where the market wanted to move… but kept looking over its shoulder nervously. πŸ˜…


The result? A mixed-to-weak performance, capped by profit-booking, global jitters, and the looming presence of Union Budget 2026 - aka the elephant in the trading room πŸ˜πŸ“œ.

Early sessions showed mild recovery attempts, but by Friday (Jan 30), caution won the day. The Nifty 50 slipped to around 25,320, while the Sensex settled near 82,270, both ending lower and snapping a three-day winning streak.

In classic pre-Budget fashion, traders preferred trimming positions rather than making bold bets. Better safe than sorry, right? 😌

🧠 What Drove the Market This Week

🧾 Budget 2026: The Big “Wait-and-Watch”

With the Union Budget due on Feb 1, investors collectively decided:

“Let’s not get adventurous just yet.”

Risk-taking stayed muted, volumes thinned, and portfolios were gently lightened.

πŸ’Έ Profit-Booking Makes an Appearance

After recent gains earlier in January, some stocks clearly needed a breather. Traders booked profits, especially in cyclical and commodity-linked names, putting pressure on the benchmarks.

🌍 Weak Global Cues Didn’t Help

Global markets were in a risk-off mood, and Dalal Street politely followed suit. When Wall Street sneezes, emerging markets usually reach for tissues. πŸ€§πŸ“‰

πŸ”„ Sector Rotation in Action

Defensives like FMCG and healthcare stayed relatively calm, while metals and energy bore the brunt of selling. A textbook rotation — nothing dramatic, just cautious positioning.

🌎 Global Market Glimpse

Globally, it wasn’t exactly a party πŸŽ‰.
Major U.S. indices ended lower on Jan 30, adding to the cautious tone. Asian markets also traded carefully as investors waited for macro data and policy signals.

The broader message was clear:

“Let’s not take unnecessary risks before clarity arrives.”

That mood spilled over nicely (or not-so-nicely) into Indian markets.

πŸš€ Top Gainers (Jan 27–30, 2026)

Defensives to the rescue! 🦸‍♂️

Even in a cautious week, some stocks quietly did their job:

  • NestlΓ© India πŸ«πŸ“ˆ  Stole the spotlight with a ~3–3.5% jump on strong results and defensive buying.

  • Tata Consumer Products ☕  Rose ~2.2% on stable consumption demand.

  • Apollo Hospitals πŸ₯  Gained ~2.2% as healthcare remained a safe haven.

  • Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) πŸš—  Up ~1.7%, supported by selective auto buying.

  • ITC πŸš¬πŸ’°   Edged higher (~1.1%), helped by dividend-related interest.

Not flashy, but steady - exactly what investors wanted this week.

πŸ“‰ Top Losers (Jan 27–30, 2026)

When cyclicals felt the heat πŸ”₯

Some sectors clearly didn’t enjoy the pre-Budget nerves:

  • Hindalco Industries πŸ”©  The biggest casualty, sliding nearly 6%.

  • Tata Steel πŸ—️  Down ~4.8% amid metal sector headwinds.

  • Coal India ⚒️  Dell ~3.4% on pricing and demand concerns.

  • ONGC πŸ›’️  Slipped ~2.6% as energy stocks underperformed.

  • ICICI Bank 🏦  Down ~1.9% as financials stayed cautious.

Cyclicals and commodities took the hit as investors rotated toward safety.

🧩 Weekly Themes & Takeaways

1️⃣ Budget Anxiety Is Real
Markets don’t like surprises, and budgets can bring plenty. Caution ruled.

2️⃣ Profit-Booking Was Inevitable
After recent rallies, some cooling-off was only natural.

3️⃣ Defensives Held Their Ground
FMCG, healthcare, and select autos acted like shock absorbers.

4️⃣ Global Risk Mood Matters
Soft global equities and foreign investor caution added pressure.

πŸ“Œ Final Word

This was a classic pre-Budget week — cautious, selective, and slightly nervous.
While headline indices ended lower, defensive stocks quietly outperformed, showing that investors weren’t bearish — just careful.

Now, all eyes turn to Budget 2026. And as always, the market’s next mood swing may just depend on what the finance minister says next. πŸŽ€πŸ“ŠπŸ˜„

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Friday, January 30, 2026

Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 267: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part II)

🌟 Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 267: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part II)

“Draw it right, or it means nothing.” ✏️πŸ“‰

Before Fibonacci retracement can work its magic, there’s one golden rule you cannot ignore:

πŸ‘‰ You need a clear trend.

No trend = no Fibonacci.
Sideways market + Fibonacci = confusion deluxe with a side of false signals πŸ˜…

Fibonacci doesn’t predict chaos — it organises movement. And movement needs direction.

πŸ” Step 1: Identify the Trend

Start by answering a simple question: Is the market going somewhere?

  • Uptrend: Higher highs and higher lows πŸ“ˆ

  • Downtrend: Lower highs and lower lows πŸ“‰

If the price is zig-zagging with no commitment, step away. Fibonacci works best when the market has already made its intentions clear.

Once the trend is confirmed, drawing the tool becomes straightforward:

  • Uptrend: Draw a Fibonacci from the low to the high

  • Downtrend: Draw Fibonacci from high to low

Get this wrong, and even the Golden Ratio won’t save you πŸ˜‰

πŸ“Š Step 2: The Fibonacci Levels That Matter

These are the levels traders around the world watch — often subconsciously reacting at the same prices.

  • 23.6% – Minor pull-back… blink, and you’ll miss it

  • 38.2% – A healthy correction, trend still comfortable

  • 50% – The emotional midpoint (not Fibonacci, but markets love drama)

  • 61.8%The battlefield ⚔️ where bulls and bears fight for control

  • 76.4% – Deep correction — trend officially on trial

Not every level will react every time, but when price respects one, it often does so decisively.

🧠 Interpreting the Levels

  • In uptrends, Fibonacci retracement levels act as support

  • In downtrends, they act as resistance

Think of Fibonacci levels as rest stops, not roadblocks πŸš—
Price pauses, reassesses sentiment, shakes out weak hands… and then decides whether to continue or reverse.

The key is observation, not prediction.

Fibonacci doesn’t tell you what will happen.
It tells you where the market is likely to react.

🎯 Next episode: how traders actually use these levels for entries, exits, stop-losses, and risk management — where theory meets real money.

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Thursday, January 29, 2026

Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 266:TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part I)

 πŸŒŸ Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 266:TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part I)

“Markets may look chaotic… but even chaos follows ratios.” πŸ”’πŸ“ˆ


If Fibonacci sounds like something from a math exam you barely survived — relax.

In trading, Fibonacci has very little to do with complicated equations and everything to do with human behaviour repeating itself.

Markets move because people do — and people tend to react the same way to fear, hope, panic, and greed. Over time, these reactions leave behind patterns. Fibonacci Retracement is simply a way to measure those emotional pull-backs before the trend decides its next move.

At its core, Fibonacci Retracement is a technical tool that helps traders identify where prices might pause, pull back, or reverse before continuing their journey. And here’s the interesting part — markets do this so consistently that traders across the world keep drawing the same levels on completely different charts.

Same ratios.
Same reactions.
Different markets.

Coincidence? Highly unlikely.

🧬 The Fibonacci Sequence

The Fibonacci sequence is beautifully simple:

0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21…

Each number is the sum of the two preceding ones.
From this elegant sequence emerge the ratios traders swear by:

  • 23.6% – a shallow pull-back, often barely noticed

  • 38.2% – a healthy correction

  • 50% – not technically Fibonacci, but markets respect it anyway

  • 61.8% – the legendary Golden Ratio

  • 76.4% – a deep retracement, where trends are put on trial

πŸ“Œ These ratios appear everywhere — in seashells, sunflowers, architecture, and surprisingly often… on price charts.

Why does this matter?

Because markets aren’t driven by logic alone. They’re driven by crowd psychology. When prices pull back to these levels, traders hesitate, react, defend positions, or jump in — creating visible pauses and reversals.

This is where Fibonacci truly steps in.

πŸ‘‰ Not to predict the future.
πŸ‘‰ But to prepare for high-probability zones.

It doesn’t tell you what must happen.
It quietly shows you where something is likely to happen.

And that’s a powerful edge.

Next up: how to actually draw Fibonacci retracement levels correctly — without turning your chart into modern art πŸŽ¨πŸ“Š

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Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 268: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part III)

  🌟 Capital Market Chronicles – Episode 268:  TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT (Part III) “Lines don’t make money. Decisions do....