
Indian equity markets plunged roughly 2,500 points, prompting comparisons to the 1991 crisis that spurred sweeping reforms. In a recent interview, veteran investor Ramesh Damani argued the sell‑off presents buying opportunities, especially in AI‑enabled firms, defense manufacturers, and pharma companies developing GLP‑1 drugs. He also highlighted supply‑chain localization trends and the role of gold as a defensive asset. Damani concluded that despite short‑term turbulence, India’s long‑term growth narrative remains intact.

U.S. equities fell sharply on Friday after January's producer price index rose 0.5% month‑over‑month, outpacing the 0.3% forecast, and fintech firm Block announced a near‑50% workforce cut to adapt to AI‑driven changes. The Dow Jones lost about 800 points, down...

Block (ticker XYZ) has slipped toward its 52‑week low after a crypto‑related sell‑off and intensifying competition from Shopify. Analyst Landon Swan argues the decline is overstated, pointing to accelerating adoption of Square and Cash App as catalysts for a rebound....

Nvidia (NVDA) posted a blockbuster earnings report that beat revenue and profit forecasts, prompting multiple analysts to raise their price targets across the board. Despite the upbeat fundamentals, the stock opened lower and slipped about 2% in early trading. Analysts...

Nvidia posted a strong earnings beat on revenue and profit, yet its shares slipped more than 2% as investors questioned the lack of guidance on China revenue and the sustainability of AI‑driven demand. Salesforce missed revenue forecasts, extending a broader...

In the video, Sven Carlin promotes his Stock Market Research Platform, a free value‑investing course, and his Modern Value Investing book, positioning them as tools for sophisticated investors to master compounding. He highlights a seven‑year performance review, sector risk‑reward analysis,...

India is entering 2026 with several high‑value trade agreements and a rebound in foreign inflows, yet market sentiment remains cautious. Bloomberg convened four market strategists to advise how a retail investor could allocate a ₹10 lakh portfolio today. The experts highlighted...

Nvidia (NVDA) stock slid more than 4% on Thursday as investors digested the chipmaker's robust Q4 earnings and upbeat Q1 outlook. While the results beat expectations, the broader market remains uneasy about the sustainability of the AI boom. The sell‑off...

The discussion centers on the ETF industry’s evolving innovation landscape, highlighted by founder Mike of ETF Action. He explains how the market now hosts roughly 5,000 funds managing about $14 trillion, with a clear split between traditional passive products and a...

Activist billionaire David Tepper, founder of Appaloosa Management, sent a sharply worded letter to Whirlpool’s board accusing the appliance maker’s leadership of erasing hundreds of millions of dollars in shareholder value. Tepper singled out the recent equity raise, which he says...

The recent State of the Union, though lengthy, offered few new policy announcements but highlighted three pillars—tariffs, health‑care subsidies, and a power‑infrastructure push for AI firms—that will shape market expectations. Both UBS’s Marc Anderson and Veda Partners’ Henrietta Treyz agreed that...

Gautam Shah, founder of Goldilocks Global, warned that the Nifty IT index could slide further, potentially reaching the 28,400‑26,000 range. He attributes the pressure to AI‑driven disruption and a broad valuation reset across Indian IT firms. Conversely, Shah sees substantial...

The discussion centered on Meta’s recent agreement with AMD to secure AI‑chip capacity in exchange for a minority equity stake. Clockwise Capital’s chief investment officer, James Cakmak, framed the deal as a strategic move for Meta, allowing the social‑media giant...

Warner Bros. Discovery’s board has signaled that Paramount Global’s revised proposal – a $31‑per‑share cash offer – is now considered a superior bid, positioning Paramount as the frontrunner in the contested acquisition. The move follows a brief period in which...

Jim Kramer opened today’s Mad Money by dismissing the buzzword “halo” – heavy‑asset, low‑obsolescence stocks – as a misnomer for what investors really crave: tangible businesses they can understand. He argued that the market’s current rotation away from once‑loved software...