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The Indian futures & derivatives market has grown rapidly, with rising participation from retail traders, institutions, and global players. In 2025, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping how traders approach futures trading.
From predicting Nifty and Bank Nifty moves to identifying trends in commodities like gold, crude oil, and silver, AI-driven trading models are bringing speed, accuracy, and discipline to markets.
AI systems scan years of historical price data to detect candlestick patterns, support/resistance zones, and breakouts.
AI-powered NLP (Natural Language Processing) algorithms analyze news, Twitter feeds, and global market updates.
AI executes trades in milliseconds, exploiting micro price movements.
AI models calculate probabilities of price levels being breached and suggest stop-loss & take-profit levels.
AI systems backtest strategies across multiple years and market conditions, helping traders choose the most reliable setups.
✅ Faster decision-making than manual trading
✅ Better accuracy in identifying short-term & long-term trends
✅ Reduced emotional bias in trades
✅ Ability to process real-time global data
✅ Improved risk-reward ratio for retail and institutional traders
⚠️ Overfitting – algorithms may fail in unexpected events (e.g., geopolitical shocks)
⚠️ High costs of infrastructure for HFT systems
⚠️ Retail investors may face a technology gap compared to institutions
Suppose AI models detect:
The AI may predict a short-term bullish rally in Nifty Futures and suggest entry points with stop-loss levels.
Retail investors often can’t build costly AI systems, but Swastika Investmart bridges the gap with:
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Q1. Can AI guarantee profits in futures trading?
No, AI improves probabilities but cannot eliminate risks. Market shocks can still impact trades.
Q2. Is AI-based trading only for institutions?
While HFT is dominated by institutions, retail traders now access AI-powered tools via brokers like Swastika.
Q3. How can beginners benefit from AI in trading?
By using AI-assisted research and avoiding emotional trading mistakes.
Q4. Does SEBI regulate AI-based trading?
Yes, SEBI monitors algo-trading to ensure fair access and transparency in Indian markets.
AI is no longer futuristic—it is actively shaping futures trading in India. From predictive analytics to algorithmic execution, AI helps traders manage risk and capture opportunities in fast-moving markets.
With Swastika Investmart, retail traders can leverage AI-driven research and expert insights to trade smarter, not harder.
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Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd was founded by Mrs Rajni Bector and promoted by Mr Anoop Bector which was incorporated in 1995, Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd is one of the leading companies in the premium and mid-premium biscuits segment and the premium bakery segment in North India.
Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd manufactures and markets a wide range of biscuits such as cookies, creams, crackers, digestives and glucose under the flagship brand ‘Mrs. Bector’s Cremica’. Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd also manufactures and markets bakery products in savoury and sweet categories which include loaves of bread, buns, pizza bases and cakes under the brand ‘English Oven’.
Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd supplies products to retail consumers in 26 states within India, as well as to reputed institutional customers with pan-India presence and to 64 countries across six continents during the Financial Year ended March 31, 2020.
‘Mrs. Bector’s Cremica’ is one of the leading biscuit brands in the premium and mid-premium segment in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh and ‘English Oven’ is one of the largest selling brands in the premium bakery segment in Delhi NCR, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
We are the largest supplier of buns in India to reputed QSR chains such as Burger King India Limited, Connaught Plaza Restaurants Private Limited, Hardcastle Restaurants Private Limited, and Yum! Restaurants (India) Private Limited.
Mrs Bectors products are manufactured in-house at six manufacturing facilities located in Phillaur and Rajpura (Punjab), Tahliwal (Himachal Pradesh), Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh), Khopoli (Maharashtra) and Bengaluru (Karnataka), which enables them to have effective control over the manufacturing process and to ensure consistent quality of our products.
Manufacturing facilities are strategically located in proximity to our target markets, which minimizes freight and logistics related to time and expenses.
IPO Opening Date15-Dec-20IPO Closing Date17-Dec-20Face Value₹10 per equity shareIPO Price₹286 to ₹288 per equity shareMarket Lot50 SharesIssue SizeAggregating up to ₹540.54 CrFresh IssueAggregating up to ₹40.54 CrOffer for SaleAggregating up to ₹500.00 CrRetail Allocation35%Listing AtBSE, NSETentative Listing Date28-Dec-20
The company will not receive any proceeds from OFS while the proceeds from the fresh issue will be utilized
FY2018FY2019FY2020H1 FY2021Revenue696786765439Expenses643735726387Net income36333038Net margin (%)5.24.23.98.8
Seeing the attraction in Burger King IPO and the outlook for QSR we expect that Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd will be another attractive IPO for the investors. The fundamentals of the company don’t look good as of now as they have seen very slow growth in the last 3 years also debt have increased form 35 cr in 2017 to 85 cr in 2020.
The company is well-positioned in North India and has an opportunity to expand in the South and other parts of India. The company does not have any contract with the institutional customer which is the key risk for the company also bakery business has low entry barrier as it can be started with low investment.
However, the demand from the QSR chains will be a key beneficiary for the company. We recommend a SUBSCRIBE rating to the IPO only for the aggressive investors for listing gain and short term.
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Just like trading in the spot market trading in futures is also possible in the Indian stock market, but before moving ahead let's clear some concept about it. Trading in futures is categorized under the head of Derivative trading.
The term Derivative means " Derive from others" i.e A derivative is a product or contract which actually derives its value from its underlying asset.
Common derivative contracts available are Forwards, Futures, Options, & Swaps, Here we will look into a Futures contract.
Futures is a contract between two parties to buy & sell an asset at a certain time in the future at a certain price.
The derivatives trading started on 12 June 2000, NSE started its first derivative contract in Index Future, later on, option started on June 4 2001, in NSE. Currently, more than 160 plus companies are trading under derivative contracts along with Index contracts.
Spot Price: Price at which underlying asset available in the spot market.
Future Price: Price at which future contract available in the future market.
Contract Cycle: It is defined as a time period for which a contract trades in the future market, Future contract is available in 3 months contract cycle period.
Lot Size: Defined as a standardized quantity of assets available for delivery at future date.
Expiry: Final day of settlement of a contract i.e. last Thursday of the month.
Initial Margin: Amount which is required to deposit to purchase any future contract.
Trading in futures is as similar as trading in the cash market, the only difference is that in cash a trader needs to pay the full amount to purchase quantity & whereas in the future you need to deposit only a margin amount to purchase the same.
A trader then can hold the given quantity of futures up to expiry or can roll over for the next month, Once can rollover the contract up to 3 months
A trader is more beneficial in future trading as the initial investment requirement is less and returns are more.
For example, A trader who wish to purchase 1000 shares of XYZ ltd @price of 200 where the requirement is Rs 200,000 (1000*200) while in futures you need to deposit only a margin of Rs 25000/-
(Initial Margin 12.5% of the total value of the contract i.e. 1000*200).
Low investment cost: In future trading, a trader needs to deposit only the margin amount required to be deposited with the broker.
More suitable for Speculators: Traders require fast money future contract is more suitable for them.
Possible to carry short position: One of the most important benefits of futures trading is that a trader can carry a short position, In cash short trading can be done only for intra-day, while in futures one can carry a short position up to expiry.
In 1914, the company was founded by a man, who was having great visionary to build an empire named Parmanand Deepchand Hinduja, established a family business that spread rapidly throughout the world. In 1919, Company’s started its International operation in Iran, but after the Islamic Revolution, it was moved to Europe.
Group Chairman Mr. Srichand P. Hinduja along with his brothers Gopichand, Prakash, and Ashok Formulated and Implemented a strategy for the diversified growth of the group and transformed it into an international level.
Presently companies are operating in 38+ countries with 150,000+ team members. Today Hinduja Group has become one of the largest diversified groups not only in India but also in the world.
Groups are operating in Banking & Finance, Automotive, Healthcare, IT, Media, Power, Real-estate, Oil, and so on.
IndusInd Bank – It is a private sector bank in India and it was started in 1994. It is the only commercial bank in India to receive ISO-9001:2000 Certification for its branches network. It has 2000+ branches & 2700+ ATMs, spread across 750+ locations in India.
Hinduja Bank (Switzerland) Ltd – It was founded in 1978 and is formerly known as Amas Bank. In 1994 it was regulated by the Swiss Bank. Its headquarters is in Geneva.
Hinduja Leyland Finance Ltd. – It was incorporated in November 2008. It is engaged in a wide range of vehicle finance (Like MHCVs, LCVs, SCVs, CAR, Three Wheelers, Two Wheelers).
Hinduja Housing Finance – It was incorporated in April 2015. It offers a wide range of Home Loans. It is a subsidiary of Hinduja Leyland Finance, which is one of the leading NBFCs in vehicle finance.
Ashok Leyland - It was incorporated in 1948 as named Ashok Motors & in 1955 it becomes Ashok Leyland. It’s headquartered in Chennai. It is the 2nd largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles in India
Hinduja Foundries – It is a division of Ashok Leyland. It is India’s largest foundry business group.
Optare – It is an English bus manufacturer based in Sherburn-in-Elmet, North Yorkshire. It is a subsidiary of the Indian company Ashok Leyland.
Gulf Oil Lubricants India Ltd – It is the Indian Lubricants Industry. Gulf Oil International (GOI), the parent of GOLIL, owns the Gulf brand globally (except USA, Spain & Portugal).
Hinduja Realty Ventures Ltd – It Aggregate Hinduja Group's real estate assets under Hinduja Realty Ventures Limited (HRVL) - the flagship real estate development arm of the Group.
Hinduja National Power Corporation Ltd – It is a thermal power plant (coal-based) located in Palavalasa village in the Visakhapatnam district, Andhra Pradesh.
Hinduja Renewables Energy Private Ltd. – It is an independent, future-facing power producer with a vision to grow through both organic and inorganic means in renewable energy.
Hinduja Global Solutions Ltd – It is a service provider headquartered in Bangalore, India. It is a business process management organization. It operates globally with 69 Customers and around 45000+ employees across the world.
Cyqurex Systems Private Limited – It is a joint venture between Hinduja Group and NJK Holding a cybersecurity firm headquartered in London. It is basically engaged with cybersecurity solutions to address the challenges that enterprises face today.
INE and Indigital – It is one of India's largest integrated media companies running one of the largest digital cable TV platforms in the country under the brand "INDigital".
P D Hinduja Hospital – It was established in the 1950s by the late Shri P.D. Hinduja with a vision to deliver Quality Health Services.
Hinduja Healthcare Limited – It is Mumbai based Multi-specialty Hospital. It offers advanced medical facilities.
The British Metal Corporation (India) Pvt. Ltd – It is the Joint Venture between Hinduja Group & Amalgamated Metal Corporation Group (UK). It was established before India’s Independence and is engaged in the trade of materials.
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Investment & savings are two topics which we never learn in school or any college, what we learn is how to get a job. Yes after getting a job, we actually focus on purchasing new things, accessories, parties, etc but we never give a single thought to save a single penny for our future. And this is actually happening with every person at an early age but yes we all bring in it later on after we understand its importance.
Approx at age of 23-24 we entered into the job and simple human tendency is to first enjoy the time being earnings and savings can be done later, yes the basic reason is lack of proper financial planning which make our investments delay. So what can be done? A question arises in the mind of every individual when they face any uncertain situation. It's not so hard to invest what all is required is a mindset of doing it so.
It is a simple way of investing a fixed amount regularly with discipline irrespective of the stock market hours. It is a recurring deposit in mutual funds.
A very basic instrument in which investment can be done is the Mutual Fund. One can allocate 10 to 20 % of salary in its initial stage for start investing, Yes for starting up mutual funds SIP are the best route and it's not required to go with a huge sum one can proceed it with a small sum of Rs.500/-, yes this is correct seems easy.
Actually when we all move out with friends & family spending a huge sum on a normal dinner in the restaurant seems very low, though it cost more.
The investment amount is small: SIP investment requires a very small sum of Rs. 500/- which actually doesn't create any sort of burden on any individual earnings. Even many funds offer a minimum sum of Rs. 100/- too.
SIP is the best way to start investing regularly as it takes one-time registration with help of ECS funds will be directly debited from a bank account
SIP is a kind of investment deducted on a fixed date every month from your bank account. It's actually like depositing regular installments for our future benefits.
An individual can increase the number of SIPs or can increase the amount as per his/her convenience, It actually depends upon the goal of an investor.
SIP is a route of indirect investment in the equity market via a route of mutual funds, we all know equity markets are very volatile in nature on day to day basis but it gives the best return in the long term horizon. As in long term, we receive the benefit of rupee cost averaging.
We are aware of the market it is volatile in nature which sometimes leads to a fall in stock prices also, in a similar manner NAV of funds also falls in continuation of SIP it is more beneficial because in this case buying is done with a low price compare to the previous month.
Once a person hears the word dividend he simply understands it to be a profit or a reward, but why a company does profit sharing with its customers. Here are the answers:
A dividend is cash or reward which is given, for delivering returns to the equity shareholders, on the capital invested by them in the business. It is often a part of the profit that the company shares with its shareholders.
A company uses dividend policy to structure its dividend payout to the shareholders. Dividend decisions refer to the decision-making mechanism of the management to declare the dividends.
These are the major reasons as to why do we need dividend policy.
1. Maximize the shareholder’s wealth
The company’s ultimate objective is to maximize the shareholder’s wealth. The shareholders invest in the company and the company should pay them in such a manner that they further continue to invest.
2. Fulfilling the financial needs of the company
If the shareholders continue to invest in the company, the company would have enough money to sustain in the competitive market.
There does not exist a single dividend decision factor that can work for every organization.
Cash dividend
A dividend which is paid out in cash. It will reduce the cash reserves of a company.
Bonus shares
Bonus shares are the shares in the company which are distributed to shareholders at no cost. It is not done in the place of cash dividend but in addition to a cash dividend.
Well, there are two approaches to the same:
Stable Dividend Policy
The company decides to pay periodically a fixed amount of dividend to the shareholders. Even when the company incurs loss or generates high profit, there is no change in the dividend paid.
Regular Dividend Policy
A certain percentage of the company’s profit is allowed as dividends to the shareholders. When the gain is high, the shareholders’ earnings will also rise and vice-versa.
Irregular Dividend Policy
The company may or may not pay dividends to the shareholders. As per their priorities, the top management i.e., the board of directors solely take all dividend decisions.
No Dividend Policy
The company has no intention of declaring any dividends to its shareholders. The company always retain its profits to fund further projects.
When the company is at the initial stage and it earns little profit, then it should give lower dividends to the shareholders.
When the company is growing it should provide a dividend to the shareholders in a proportionate manner.
When the company can survive in the market, it should provide a stable dividend to its shareholders.
If the company is paying dividends regularly, there is a pressure for maintaining the stability in the dividend payout. If it does not pay dividends even for one year and retains the funds for capital investment then it may prove hazardous for the company.
In cases of the company which has no stability in dividend policies, when the company does declare a dividend, the share prices will rise before the ex-dividend date. On dividend declaration more and more people invest by buying its shares, these shares are then sold. This is then followed by a fall in the share prices. It would result in great volatility.
A company’s dividend decisions and policy depict its future and financial well-being. Dividend payout policies are considered to be a bridge between the company and shareholders for profit-sharing. It would be difficult for investors to know the intentions of the management if the management does not have a sound dividend policy.
The dividend policies of an organization also result in a significant bearing on the market value of stocks, it also impacts the valuation of the company. Hence, it needs to be systematically framed and implemented.
Nifty hits new all-time high of oddest number 13579 with positive closing for the sixth consecutive week.
As we said earlier that we are in a roaring bull market because of Nifty and Sensex both end with a weekly gain for the sixth consecutive week whereas they hit a new all-time high for the fifth consecutive week. Nifty hits a new high of 13579 which is the oddest number in the oddest year which has an even number 2020 while Sensex hits an all-time high of 46309. At the end of the week, they both ended with a gain of around 2%.
If we talk about last week hero then it was the FMCG sector which ends with a gain of more than 6% in the leadership of heavyweights ITC and HUL.
Foreign Institutional Investors remain on the driver’s seat where they bought around 16719cr in the cash market last week while DIIs are still in the mood of selling as they sold around 12434 Cr in the cash market.
If we talk about F&O data then FIIs long exposure in index future stands at 77% which was the same as last week but it is still a little elevated level. PCR ratio stands at 1.55 mark which is a comfortable level.
Technical charts say that Nifty is in strong bullish momentum but last week's high of 13579 is a critical number as per Gann's theory, therefore, we could see some resistance at this point while above the 13579 levels, 13689/13770 will be the next target levels for the Nifty. On the downside, 13400-13300 is an immediate demand zone while 13150-12950 is a critical demand zone because below the 12950 levels, we can expect any trend reversal.
If we talk about Bank nifty then it is also showing decent strength where 30800-31000 is an immediate supply zone; above this, 31500/32000 will be the next resistance levels. On the downside, 30200-29800 will be an immediate demand zone while 29000-28500 will be the critical demand zone.
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