22 Monopoly Stocks in India for investment!
1- IRCTC (100% in the ticketing business)
2- HAL (100% in defense manufacturing)
3- CDSL (59% in depository business)
4- Coal India (82% in coal production)
5- Pidilite (70% share in adhesive)
6- Nestle (96.5% share in cerelac industry)
7- MCX (92% of India’s commodities exchange sector)
8- Syngene (50% of the contract research and manufacturing services (CRAMS) market in India)
9- Praj Industries (60% in ethanol plant installation industry)
10- Asahi India Glass (77% of the automotive glass market and 50% of the architectural glass market in India)
11- Hindustan Zinc (78% in zinc industry)
12- ITC (77% in cigarettes)
13- CONCOR (68.52% in cargo carrier)
14- BHEL (67% in the power equipment sector)
15- DFL (DreamFolks is India's largest airport service aggregator)
16- APL Apollo (50% share in pre-galvanised and structural tube industry)
17- Borosil Renewables (India's only solar glass maker for over a decade)
18- BKT (6% of the global off-highway tire market and 30% of the Indian market)
19- IEX (95% of short-term electricity contracts in India)
20- CAMS (70% within the mutual fund industry)
21- Marico (73% in oil products)
22- NOCIL (it is the largest rubber chemical manufacturing company with 40% market share in India)
Which Stock You Are Holding ??
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This is a Big News!
Parle Products Initiates Talks for its Mega IPO
The Legacy FMCG Giant has started discussions with Kotak Mahindra Capital, JM Financial, Axis Capital and another two Bankers
Parle Products remains one of India’s largest unlisted companies. Founded in 1929 by the Chauhan family in Mumbai, the business is now led by the third generation—Vijay, Sharad, and Raj Chauhan—and is 100% promoter-owned.
The Parle-G parent has reported ~18,000 Crores in Revenues in FY25
Parle-G is ranked as world’s top-selling biscuit brands,
Its portfolio also includes Monaco, KrackJack, Hide & Seek, Melody, 20-20, Mango Bite, Londonderry, Kismi, Etc.
The IPO is likely to be a Full OFS, formal pitches are expected in progress by Mid-May
🚨 MASTER THE MARKET WITH VOLUME PROFILE 🚨
Smart money leaves clues, and
volume tells the story.
✍️High volume zones = strong
resistance
🟢 Low volume zones = fast moves
✍️ POC = your high-probability
entry
Learn to read supply, spot
distribution, and catch the
drop before it happens.
Trade smarter, not harder.
The Only EMA System You’ll Ever Need (Used the Right Way)
Price doesn’t “respect” indicators.
It respects the average cost of smart money.
That’s all EMAs are.
EMA = context, not magic.
• EMA 9 → Intraday traders
• EMA 21 → Swing traders
• EMA 50 → Trend traders
• EMA 200 → Investors & big trends
Different EMAs = different players.
Market control rule:
Price above EMA → Buyers in control
Price below EMA → Sellers in control
High-probability filter:
✔ Price above 200 EMA
✔ 21 EMA above 50 EMA
✔ Pullback toward 21 EMA
✔ Volume dries up on pullback
✔ Buy only on bullish candle near 21 EMA
Trend phases:
1️⃣ Initiation
2️⃣ EMA pullback
3️⃣ Momentum expansion
4️⃣ Weakness (stop chasing)
Exit like a pro:
• Take partials at 1:2 RR
• Move stop to breakeven
• Trail with 21 EMA
• Exit fully if price closes below 50 EMA
EMAs don’t predict.
They protect you from bad trades.
Trade with context. Stay patient.
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