THESE COMPANIES STOCKS ARE GOING UPWARDS BECAUSE -

1.VENUSREM: -

We see it has a five-year beta of 1.2. This is above 1, so historically its share price has been influenced
by the broader volatility of the stock market the market. If this beta value holds true in the future,
Venus Remedies shares are likely to rise more than the market when the market is going up. 2 major
US patents approved: -the company achieved positive vindication of its research efforts with approval
of patents for key products. New research product launched: -Venus launched a new research-based
product. Top line growth as per the expectations: -Venus has showed growth in revenue of 13.3%.
Venus scrip has shown strong movement as its patents for research products came through. The share
has increased more 70%.

2.IMPEXFERRO-BE: -

The Share price of Impex Ferro company risen from 0.3 to 0.7INR. The robust 7.5% growth in global
steel production strengthened the upstream demand for ferro alloys by 7% in 2007-08 and China
recorded the highest demand for ferro alloys, followed by India and Russia. India, with a 5-7% share of
the global ferro alloys industry, is among the10 largest producers of the material in the world. In India,
majority of the ferro alloys furnaces are largely located in Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal,
Chhattisgarh, and Goa due to proximity to mines. Most ferro alloy companies manufacture manganese
or chrome alloys.

3.ORTINLABSS: -

The company manufactures anti malaria drugs and due to the recent study found at antimalarial drugs
can be used to treat covid-19 patients India has been exporting this drug to various countries and the
drug used in high demand locally as well as globally so this will be a positive factor for the company acid
manufacturers this drug.

THESE COMPANIES STOCKS ARE GOING DOWNWARDS BECAUSE-

TATA CHEM: -

The stock started off at Rs 315 per share and remained volatile in the intraday trade. It had settled at
Rs 723.80 a day earlier. Tata Group in May 2019 decided to demerge the consumer business of Tata
Chemicals and merge it with Tata Consumer Products, formerly Tata Global Beverages. As per this
decision every shareholder of Tata Chemicals will get 1.14 new equity shares of Tata Global Beverages
for everyone equity share held in Tata Chemicals. It means that shareholders having 100 shares in Tata
Chemicals will receive 114 shares in Tata Global Beverages.

SBICARD: -

SBI Cards and Payment Services Private Limited is an India-based company engaged on marketing and
distribution of credit cards. The company is the 2nd largest credit card issuer in the country.

As the entire country is currently in a lockdown and as all big companies and MNCs (the main target
market for SBI cards) are closed hence the entire revenue source has been stagnated for SBI cards which
is one major reason which is SBI Cards specific. Now SBI cards is a new listing and, in a market, where
fundamentally strong stocks like Bajaj Finance have corrected to about 40%, SBI cards was set to fall in
this market. The stock has lost 33.11% compared to its issue price of Rs 755 per share. With country's
second-largest credit card issuer falling 23% below its listing price of Rs 658 within a month of its debut.
Global and domestic markets had started feeling the effect of slowdown due to rising number of
coronavirus cases across the world. SBI Cards IPO hit the market when Nifty was down 8% and Sensex
had lost over 7% since the beginning of this year. The IPO could not deliver listing gains due to crash in
global and domestic markets due to rising number of coronavirus cases and the lockdown in India
because of which there is lower discretionary spending by the consumers.