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📊 99% of traders ignore it.
But the top 1% track it obsessively.
Every day, crores change hands before prices react.
No chart shows it. No news covers it.
The silent signal?
→ Bulk & Block Deals
Here’s how to decode them 🧵
1. Why this matters right now
In 2025, India’s stock market saw:
✅ Promoter exits
✅ Mutual fund accumulation
✅ Smallcap stealth buying
All happened before price spikes.
How?
Via bulk and block deals, if you knew where to look.
2. What is a Bulk Deal?
A bulk deal is when:
→ A single investor trades more than 0.5% of a company’s equity
→ During regular market hours (9:15–3:30)
→ Through the open market
→ Visible to everyone
If you have a ₹50L loan, you can save:
✅ ₹1,569/month
✅ ₹18,828/year
✅ ₹2.6L over loan tenure
But here’s the twist:
⏰ You’ve got just 90 days to claim this.
❌ Your bank won’t remind you.
Most people will miss it and lose lakhs.
Don’t be one of them.
This thread shows exactly how to save it 👇🧵
1️⃣ What Happened on June 6, 2025?
🔻 RBI cut the repo rate from 6.00% → 5.50%
📉 This means your loan interest must also fall IF it’s repo-linked.
💡 Example:
Ravi has a ₹50L home loan @ 8.5% for 20 yrs.
EMI = ₹43,391
After 0.50% cut → new rate 8.0%
New EMI = ₹41,822
🎯 Savings = ₹1,569/month
But this doesn’t happen automatically. Here’s what to do 👇
2️⃣ Step 1: Ask This Question
☎️ Call your bank & say:
“Is my loan linked to the repo rate or MCLR?”
✅ If answer = Repo-linked (RLLR or EBLR) → Proceed
❌ If MCLR → Ask: “Can I switch to repo-linked? What are the charges?”
💡 Real Example:
HDFC allows switch for ₹2,500 fee.
ICICI charges ~₹5,000
You save that in just 3–4 months.
Investing systematically is a prudent way to manage finances and build wealth over time.
In the realm of mutual funds, three popular systematic plans are SIP (Systematic Investment Plan), SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan), and STP (Systematic Transfer Plan).
Each serves distinct purposes and caters to different financial needs.
Here’s a detailed look at each plan 👇
🌴Systematic Investment Plan (SIP):
📌Definition:
👉A disciplined approach to investing a fixed amount in a mutual fund at regular intervals (e.g., monthly).
📌How It Works:
👉Regular investments regardless of market conditions.
👉Purchases more units when the market is low and fewer units when the market is high, averaging the cost over time.
👉Encourages disciplined investing and benefits from compounding.
📌Example:
Invest Rs. 5,000 every month:
- NAV is Rs. 20:
Units bought =5,000/20=250
- NAV is Rs. 16:
Units bought =5,000/16=312.50
In this way, units are accumulated by periodically running the NAV of the Fund.
📌Benefits:
👉Easy to invest and monitor.
👉Suitable for long-term goals.
👉Compounding enhances growth.