Vaibhav Global

Money is never made in euphoric times; it's made when there is panic, during which quality stocks are available at attractive valuations. Be cool and level-headed before making a decision to invest in the current market cycle, says ace investor Vijay Kedia

Under India’s T+1 settlement system, investors buying shares on the record date (November 6) will not qualify for the dividend. Only shareholders who hold the stock by November 4 will be eligible to receive the payout.

Indian exporters have seen steep market-cap losses since April, driven by fears and the 50% US tariff on goods like jewellery, textiles, seafood, and auto parts. Firms with high US dependence face earnings risks, while domestic demand, GST reforms, and niche positioning may cushion some impact.

The US has announced a 27% tariff on Indian imports, significantly affecting the gems and jewellery sector, which constituted 12.8% of India’s exports to the US. Major exporters Goldiam International and Vaibhav Global are expected to face challenges due to this new duty.

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Dividend stocks: DB Corp, Marico, Oriental Carbon & Chemicals, Siyaram Silk Mills, Sonata Software, Supreme Industries, Transport Corporation of India, Vaibhav Global, and Venus Pipes & Tubes stocks are trading ex-dividend today