Top Gainers of the Day in Upper Circuit Stocks: November 4, 2025: StockYaari Market Update
The Indian stock market stayed positive on November 4, 2025. Some mid- and small-cap businesses had big gains and hit their upper circuit limits. This usually signifies that investors are really interested, there is some new buying momentum, or there are significant advancements in some industries.
Let’s go through the stocks that caught everyone’s eye today and what might be pushing their rise.
Stocks That Hit the Upper Circuit Today
| Company Name | Sector | Last Price | Change | %Chg |
| Silly Monks Ent | Media & Entertainment | ≈23.71 | ≈3.95 | ≈19.99 |
| Onelife Capital | Finance | ≈16.87 | ≈1.53 | ≈9.97 |
| Vipul | Construction | ≈8.74 | ≈0.79 | ≈9.94 |
| Zodiac Energy | Power | ≈379.35 | ≈18.05 | ≈5.00 |
Data Source: NSE & Moneycontrol | Date: 04 Nov 2025
Note: Prices are approximate (≈) and can change during the trading session.
The Main Point of This Market Activity
This market snapshot illustrates how stocks and sectors moved on November 4, 2025, using only data that is available to everyone. SEBI says that fair disclosure was only meant to instruct and enlighten.
1. Silly Monks Entertainment
Silly Monks Entertainment went up by more than 20%, which put it in the top circuit zone.
The move demonstrates that people are starting to feel more hopeful about digital entertainment.
Investors are wagering that tiny media companies might make more money in the future since they get more views during the holidays and work together on more content.
2. Onelife Capital – Financial Firms Attract Buyers
Onelife Capital gained about 10%, continuing its recent upward stretch.
The renewed attention in small-cap financial service firms signals rising confidence in India’s growing investment and wealth management ecosystem.
Traders seem to believe the company could benefit from improved activity in the financial markets during the coming quarter.
3. Vipul Ltd – Real Estate Stays in Focus
Vipul Ltd, part of the construction and real estate sector, also hit a 9.9% upper circuit.
The stock went up because projects were done better, property sales stayed stable, and investors felt better about mid-tier developers. Another big reason why real estate counters are still busy is that the government is spending money on infrastructure.
4. Zodiac Energy: Power Stocks Stay Strong
Zodiac Energy rose by roughly 5%, which is in line with its continuous increasing trend.
India is still striving for clean energy, and more and more people are interested in companies that make solar and other renewable energy. Investors are still interested in companies like Zodiac because of policies that help businesses and stable crude oil prices.
What Makes People Hopeful
The continued growth in upper circuit stocks suggests that people in the country are still buying them.
There are a few things that are making people excited:
Strong second-quarter earnings in many areas.
Both individual and institutional investors have a lot of cash on hand.
Government-backed infrastructure projects boosting construction and energy plays.
Global market calm and easing inflation pressures are improving sentiment.
StockYaari’s Take
The pattern we’re seeing now looks broad and sector-driven rather than isolated moves. Finance, power, media, and real estate names are attracting fresh attention.
That being said, traders should look past short-term spikes. Not every upper circuit signal means long-term strength. It’s more important to look at fundamentals, delivery volume, and the future.
Keep tracking:
- Upcoming earnings results
- Sector rotation patterns
- Stocks showing consistent price–volume strength
- These hints often reveal where the next round of momentum will come from.
Final Word
That wraps up today’s StockYaari Market Report on Upper Circuit Stocks – November 4, 2025. The trading day showed strong action in smaller companies, with sectors like energy, media, and finance leading the way.
Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational purposes only. Consult your financial advisor before investing.
Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst