Post Market Pulse: The Day in Review đź“Š The Indian equity market staged a resilient recovery, telling a significantly different story compared to the recent sell-off. While the bears attempted to exert pressure during the mid-session dip, aggressive buying at lower levels fueled a sharp rebound, pushing the index to close
Put Call Ratio Definition: The "Fear and Greed" Meter of the Market Every time the market tanks, it feels like everyone’s rushing to sell. When stocks are flying high, suddenly everyone wants in. But how do you really know just how anxious or greedy the crowd is
Hannah Joseph Hospital IPO GMP Review 2026: Dates, Price Band, Financials, Risks & Investment Outlook The Hannah Joseph Hospital IPO is attracting strong attention from investors tracking healthcare and hospital-sector SME listings. Based in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, Hannah Joseph Hospital Limited is a well-established super-specialty hospital known for its expertise
Post Market Pulse: The Day in Review 📊 The Indian equity market remained under pressure, but today’s session told a slightly different story compared to the recent sell-off. While the bears dominated early trade, aggressive buying at lower levels helped limit the damage, signaling emerging support near key psychological levels.
The Covered Call Strategy: How to "Rent Out" Your Stocks for Monthly Income Most investors buy a stock and then... wait. They wait for the price to go up, or they wait for a dividend. But what if the stock does nothing? What if it just moves sideways
Shayona Engineering IPO : Complete Review, GMP Updates, Financial Analysis, Risks & Investment Verdict (2026) The SME IPO market in India continues to remain highly active in 2026, driven by strong government capital expenditure, defense indigenization, and massive infrastructure development. Among the latest offerings, Shayona Engineering Ltd IPO has attracted attention
Post Market Pulse: The Day in Review đź“Š The Indian equity market witnessed a brutal sell-off today, extending losses for the second consecutive session. The bears tightened their grip as the Nifty 50 crashed over 350 points, slipping well below the psychological 25,250 mark. A broad-based decline was triggered by
© 2025 Firstock. All rights reserved.
Firstock Broking Pvt Ltd
For any complaints pertaining to securities broking please write to [email protected] for DP related to [email protected] Please ensure you carefully read the Risk Disclosure Document as prescribed by SEBI.
Attention Investors:
Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks. Please read all related documents carefully before investing.
Prevent Unauthorized Transactions in Your Trading/Demat Account:
Update your mobile number and email ID with your stock broker or
depository participant. Receive alerts and information about your
transactions on your registered mobile number/email for all debit
and other important transactions in your trading/demat account
directly from the Exchange/CDSL on the same day.
KYC is a one-time exercise while dealing in the securities market.
Once KYC is completed through a SEBI-registered intermediary
(broker, DP, mutual fund, etc.), you do not need to undergo the
same process again when approaching another intermediary.
No need to issue cheques when subscribing to an IPO.
Simply write your bank account number and sign the application
form to authorize your bank to make the payment in case of
allotment. There is no worry about refunds, as the money remains
in the investor's account.
Procedure to file a complaint on SCORES (Easy & Quick): Register on the SCORES portal and keep the following mandatory details ready: Name, PAN, Address, Mobile Number, and Email ID.
Benefits: Effective communication and speedy redressal of grievances.{" "}
Dear Investor,
If you are subscribing to an IPO, there is no need to issue a cheque. Please write your bank account number and sign the IPO application form to authorize your bank to make the payment in case of allotment. In case of non-allotment, the funds will remain in your bank account. As a business, we do not provide stock tips and have not authorized anyone to trade on behalf of others.
Important:
Stock brokers can accept securities as margin from clients only by way of a pledge in the depository system w.e.f. September 1, 2020.
Update your email ID and mobile number with your stock broker or depository participant and receive OTPs directly from the depository on your registered email ID and/or mobile number to create pledges.
Check your securities, mutual funds, and bonds in the consolidated account statement issued by NSDL/CDSL every month.
Disclaimer:
The Stock Exchange, Mumbai, is not in any manner answerable, responsible, or liable to any person for any acts of omission or commission, errors, mistakes, and/or violations—actual or perceived—by us or our partners, agents, associates, etc., of any rules, regulations, by-laws of the Stock Exchange, SEBI Act, or any other laws in force from time to time.
The Stock Exchange, Mumbai, is not responsible or liable for any information on this website or for any services rendered by our employees or representatives. Please refer to BSE compliance for more details.
Investor Alert:
Investors are requested to note that stock broker Firstock Broking Private Limited (Firstock) is permitted to receive/pay money from/to investors only through designated bank accounts, named as "client bank accounts."
Firstock is also required to disclose these client bank accounts to the Stock Exchange.
Hence, you are requested to use only the following client bank accounts for any transactions in your trading account with us. The details of these accounts are also displayed by the Stock Exchanges on their website under “Know / Locate Your Stock Broker.”