Trading below the 200 DMA is considered a negative signal because it indicates that the stock s price is below its long-term trend line.

It is an uptrend signal if the RSI value has crossed above 50 from below. "RSI Trending Up" means that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) values are increasing, suggesting strengthening momentum in the stock s price.

Bharti Airtel is in focus as Singtel plans a block deal to sell 0.8% stake (~Rs 10,300 crore) at a 3.1% discount. The sale follows previous stake reductions and strong Q2 performance, with 6% QoQ EBITDA growth and Rs 14,600 crore free cash flow. Analysts cite premiumisation, a possible tariff hike, and African operations as drivers, maintaining a “Buy” rating.

A significant uptick in futures open interest indicates substantial growth in the number of active, unexpired futures contracts in a specific security.

Lenskart s IPO grey market premium has dropped 70% from its peak, signaling investor caution despite strong subscription numbers. Analysts point to valuation concerns, suggesting muted listing gains, though the company s robust business model and growth potential in India s eyewear market are acknowledged as long-term positives.

Life Insurance Corporation of India shares saw a significant jump. The company reported a strong 31 percent rise in its net profit for the July-September quarter. Global brokerage Citi has given a Buy rating. They see a potential 50 percent upside for the stock. This positive outlook is driven by LIC s performance and business strategy.

Infosys shares are under scrutiny as the record date for its Rs 18,000 crore share buyback approaches on November 14. This marks the company s largest buyback ever, despite recent stock underperformance. The IT giant reported strong Q2 FY26 results with a 13% net profit increase and revised revenue guidance upwards.

Bajaj Housing Finance will be in focus after reporting an 18% YoY rise in Q2 net profit to Rs 643 crore, with revenue up 14% to Rs 2,755 crore. Sequentially, PAT grew 10%. Morgan Stanley maintained an ‘Overweight’ rating and set a target price of Rs 1,150, adding to the stock’s positive sentiment.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday. Both Sensex and Nifty are continuing their decline for the third day. Investors are booking profits. Foreign investors are also selling shares. This caution is overshadowing positive corporate earnings and trade talks. The Sensex and Nifty are set to end the week with small losses.