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Why You Should Buy Silver and Copper ETFs in the Indian Market Why You Should Buy Silver and Copper ETFs in the Indian Market Beyond gold: how silver and copper ETFs can diversify your portfolio and give you exposure to the green-energy & tech-driven economy. By Ayush • Updated Sep 29, 2025 Gold has been India’s go-to metal for decades. But two other metals— silver and copper —are increasingly attractive for modern portfolios. Both are crucial for solar energy, electronics and electric vehicles, and both are now available via easy-to-buy ETFs. 1. Silver & Copper — the metals of the future Silver : used in solar panels, electronics, semiconductors and medical devices — both an industrial and a precious metal. Copper : the “doctor of the economy” — essential for infrastructure, power, EVs and renewable installations. Their demand is tied to long-term global t...

Swing trading has become one of the most popular trading styles in India, especially among retail traders who can’t monitor markets all day. It focuses on capturing price “swings” within a short to medium timeframe—anywhere between a few days to a few weeks. Done right, swing trading can generate consistent returns while managing risk effectively. In this blog, we’ll explore the best practices for swing trading in the Indian market, along with key strategies and tools you can start applying today. 1. Choose the Right Stocks Not all stocks are suitable for swing trading. You need liquidity and volatility to capture meaningful moves. Prefer Nifty 50 & Nifty Next 50 stocks – high liquidity and institutional participation. Look for midcaps with momentum – but avoid illiquid small-caps. Use average daily volume as a filter (e.g., >5 lakh shares traded daily). 2. Identify Market Trend Before Entering Swing trades are most successful when aligned with the broader...

India’s Mineral Sector — Top 5 Stocks (2025) Updated as of 23 September 2025. This analysis blends fundamentals (growth, promoter confidence, sector demand) with technicals (trend, moving averages, support/resistance). 1) Vedanta Ltd (VEDL) Snapshot / Target: Current ₹453.60 ; Analyst Target ₹499 . Fundamentals: Diversified miner across zinc, aluminum, oil & gas. Strong dividend-paying history. Promoter group maintains majority holding which shows commitment. Recent demerger announcement may unlock value. Technical Outlook: Stock trades above both 50DMA and 200DMA, showing strong bullish momentum. RSI neutral, suggesting room for upside. Risks & Triggers: Global commodity cycles and government regulation remain key risks. Positive trigger is the restructuring plan expected in 2025. 💡 Buy near ₹440–445 support, Exit near ₹490–500 resistance. 2) Coal India Ltd (COALINDIA) ...