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    Sensex's 80K milestone a journey, not destination: Nilesh Shah of Kotak Mahindra AMC

    Investors are advised to maintain asset allocation discipline and a long-term investment strategy to navigate market volatility effectively.

    Time in market is more important than timing the market: Market crash after Election results has a lesson for SIP investors

    Timing the market is not a reliable strategy. Trying to predict short-term market movements often leads to disappointment. What truly matters is the consistency and discipline of investing over the long term. Market fluctuations are part and parcel of investing in equities, and those who remain patient and focused on their long-term goals are more likely to reap the rewards.

    Japan issues fresh warning against yen bears as currency slides

    Japanese authorities, led by Masato Kanda, are prepared to address speculative and volatile movements in the currency market to protect the economy without altering market trends.

    What is this “bubble of bubbles” burst of the US Stock Markets being predicted?

    Economist Harry Dent has predicted a stock market crash calling it the “bubble of bubbles”. This has been described due to the loose monetary and fiscal policies followed by the US.

    Bubble of all bubbles? US economist predicts a 2025 stock market crash, likely worse than 2008 crisis

    Economist Dent warns of a 2025 stock market crash worse than 2008 crisis, attributing it to artificial bubble building post-Covid pandemic. He analyzes global economies, highlights economic devastation, and predicts a crash driven by inflated asset prices.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk: Indian equities could go into a bear market and will fall by more than 20% by April 2025: Amit Goel

    The unexpected outcome of the general election has changed the political scenario. However, BJP should be able to form the government in the third term, but the reform agenda of the government may go into the backburner.

    The Economic Times
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