Eyes on stocks such as Reliance and NTPC following second quarter results
With the announcement of second quarter quarterly results, shares of major companies remain in discussion in the market.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
2 November 2026, 10:22 am · 1 min read
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Following the announcement of the second quarter quarterly results, investors' eyes in the stock market are fixed on the shares of major companies. According to a report by Business Standard, large stocks such as Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and NTPC are currently attracting special attention.
According to this report, investors will have to keep a special watch on certain specific stocks during the course of the day. This list includes not only Reliance Industries Limited but also its subsidiary Jio Platforms. In addition, shares of NTPC, Muthoot Finance, and Bank of Baroda will also be important in the market.
As soon as the second quarter results of the companies arrive, market experts and investors are analysing the performance of these companies. Along with large companies like Reliance Industries and Jio Platforms, the financial sector's Bank of Baroda and Muthoot Finance are also at the centre of discussion during this period.
According to the Business Standard report, investors have also been advised to use the Telegram channel to get the most important news and opinions of the day. In this way, as soon as the second quarter figures are released, fluctuations or important movements may be seen in these major stocks in the market.
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