Eight penny stocks gained 25–52% over two weeks, identified for low market capitalization, sub-Rs 20 price, and high trading volumes, highlighting small-cap momentum opportunities.

Adani Power shares have gained 23% this year, driven by new project wins, regulatory approvals, and an upcoming stock split on September 22. Analysts see strong momentum with upside toward Rs 700–730, supported by technical patterns and enhanced retail participation, while investors weigh near-term opportunities versus potential volatility.

The Nifty has logged eight straight gains, quietly rising 500 points. Technicals suggest a breakout from a Symmetrical Triangle, with RSI momentum strengthening. Broad-based participation, supportive macros, and hopes of Fed rate cuts fuel optimism, though Trump’s tariff threats remain the wild card.

Nifty’s uptrend continues with limited upside amid low volatility, while IT faces resistance at key levels. Expiry shifts boost volumes, Sebi’s weekly expiry debate heats up. Anand James recommends Datamatics and Graphite as bullish stock opportunities with favourable technical setups.

SEBI has reclassified Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) as equity instruments, enabling greater mutual fund participation and potential index inclusion. Industry bodies hailed it as a milestone for India’s REIT ecosystem, expected to boost liquidity, investor base, and align with global market practices.

Paisalo Digital gained attention after promoter Equilibrated Venture Cflow raised its stake to 18.17% by acquiring 45 lakh shares. Despite underperforming with a 37% yearly decline, the NBFC reported Q1 profit of Rs 47 crore, strong AUM of Rs 5,203 crore, and remains supported by LIC’s holding.

Indian markets extended their winning streak with Nifty closing positive for the eighth straight session, supported near 25,000. Analysts expect consolidation with scope for an upmove toward 25,500. Experts recommend five stocks for Monday: RailTel, Cochin Shipyard, Bajaj Finance, Data Patterns, and Astra Microwave.

The combined market valuation of eight of the top-10 most valued firms jumped by Rs 1,69,506.83 crore last week in tandem with an optimistic trend at the Dalal Street, where Bajaj Finance emerged as the biggest gainer.

GST 2.0 simplifies India’s indirect tax regime with two core rates of 5% and 18%, plus a 40% de-merit slab. Insurance premiums become GST-exempt, renewables gain from lower costs, and consumer electronics see relief. The reform aims to boost compliance, influence spending patterns, and realign sectoral margins.

India’s IPO market gears up for October with Tata Capital’s Rs 17,000-crore issue and LG Electronics’ Rs 15,000-crore debut, together worth Rs 32,000 crore. These mega offerings, amid a record fundraising year, will test investor appetite during the festive season.