​Overall, what we need to understand is that markets have rallied significantly from the recent lows of 22,000 to currently trade around 24,300 plus. So, clearly, that has been a 10% more or less rally and in a very short span of time. So, somewhere or the other stocks are definitely witnessing some profit booking as well.

Rupen Rajguru suggests a global market decoupling from the US due to trade shifts and a weakening dollar. Emerging markets like Europe, Brazil, and India are benefiting from increased liquidity. While Indian markets face domestic and global headwinds, easing regulations and a focus on growth could revive earnings, making it a buy on dips.

Tariffs have distorted US GDP data, fueling recession fears and investor uncertainty. Markets remain volatile as focus shifts to employment data for clearer economic signals and strategic investment decisions.

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Adani Ports reported a robust 50% YoY increase in net profit, reaching Rs 3,023 crore in Q4, driven by strong cargo and logistics growth. Revenue surged 23% to Rs 8,488 crore, with Mundra Port setting a new record. The company is expanding internationally and anticipates continued growth with revenue guidance of Rs 36,000–38,000 crore for FY26.

Five stocks with market caps over Rs 1000 crore formed a bullish "White Marubozu" pattern on April 30, signaling strong buying momentum and investor confidence in their upward trend.

Market narratives are shifting rapidly. Kranthi Bathini of WealthMills Securities discusses Tata Technologies, suggesting investors await earnings traction. Reliance Industries remains a buy-on-dip. Gensol Engineering faces challenges amid legal issues. Ambuja Cements and Bajaj twins are expected to perform well. Banking and financials are attractive sectors. Defence stocks offer opportunities. Nifty must hold above 24,000 amid global uncertainties.

Indian frontline indices closed marginally lower, influenced by IT stock declines, as traders awaited the May 1st holiday. Despite consolidation, the Nifty s bullish trend remains intact, supported by key technical indicators. Analysts recommend buying HDFC Life Insurance and Apollo Tyres, citing bullish patterns and strong momentum, with specific entry, stop-loss, and target levels provided.