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In a day filled with exceptional market activity, several small-cap stocks reached new all-time highs on October 20, highlighting their impressive performance and growth potential.

Nifty on Thursday ended 46 points lower to form a small green candle with an upper shadow on the daily chart and signalled buying interest at lower levels. Put writers were seen strengthening their position at 19,500 strike. If the index weakens further, it can find support around 19480-19450 levels and any upside bounce from here could encounter resistance around 19700 levels, said Nagaraj Shetti, Technical Research Analyst, HDFC Securities.

In a day filled with extraordinary market activity, several smallcap stocks achieved a remarkable milestone by reaching new all-time highs on October 18.

The Indian stock markets experienced a wave of panic as 178 stocks plummeted by over 4.5% on Monday. This dramatic downturn came as investors swiftly offloaded their equity holdings, adopting a risk-averse approach in response to escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas.

Positional Traders are advised to remain cautious till Nifty closes above 19,800 levels.

The Indian stock markets experienced a wave of panic as 178 stocks plummeted by over 4.5% today. This dramatic downturn came as investors swiftly offloaded their equity holdings, adopting a risk-averse approach in response to escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas. These geopolitical concerns have added another layer of uncertainty to the global economy, already grappling with soaring interest rates and persistent inflationary pressures. One of the prime concerns surrounding this geopoliti...

"Samakhiyali Tollway Private Limited has successfully achieved financial closure for its Samakhiyali Santalpur BOT highway project in Gujarat. The SPV is to execute the project with a cost outlay of Rs 2,092 crore... through IRB Infrastructure Trust," it said.

The Telangana High Court said that any transfer of funds from the HMDA to the state government would be subject to the outcome of a PIL.

MIPL, a part of the Jayant Mhaiskar-promoted MEP Infrastructure Developers (MIDL), owes lenders led by IDFC First Bank more than ₹2,600 crore. Its agreement with the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) allows the company to collect tolls at all five entry points into Mumbai.

IRB Infrastructure Developers, IRB Infrastructure Trust, have collectively reported the toll revenue of Rs 417 crore for the month of August, showing growth of 24% year-on-year.