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Daniel Kahneman's work emphasizes the importance of understanding human behavior in finance and the role of financial advisors in guiding investors through market volatility to achieve success.
Nvidia short sellers make $5 billion from three-day selloff, data shows
Short sellers have profited significantly from Nvidia's recent decline, with gains peaking at $2.40 billion in a single day, showcasing the impact of market dynamics on the AI chip designer's stock.
Nvidia short sellers make $5 billion from three-day selloff, shaws data
Nvidia short sellers have raked in nearly $5 billion in paper profits from the AI chip designer's sharp selloff over the past three sessions, according to data analytics firm Ortex Technologies.
Huge flows into sector, thematic MFs make wealth managers edgy
As per data from Franklin Templeton, sectoral and thematic funds garnered ₹70,072, or 31% of the total net inflows of ₹2.27 lakh crore, in the past 12 months. This helped make sectoral funds the second-largest equity mutual fund category after flexi-cap funds, with assets of ₹3.37 lakh crore, constituting 13% of the total equity mutual fund assets of ₹25.4 lakh crore.
Exit polls loss-making venture: Axis My India chief
Exit polls are a loss-making business, with the only profit for pollsters like Axis My India chief Pradeep Gupta being visibility. Gupta's company is focused on corporate clients for revenue.
How mutual fund flows are making Dalal Street Aatmanirbhar
FIIs impact Indian capital markets, with mutual funds gaining prominence. SEBI's actions on P-Notes and rise of SIPs stabilize market. Prof Ghalke and Aditya Bharambe contribute to market insights.
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Like EV-making moths to FAME 3
India is preparing for the launch of the third edition of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme, aiming to cater to the aspirations of an increasingly affluent and environmentally-conscious population. This initiative seeks to enhance the competitiveness of the auto sector while promoting sustainable practices in transportation. The new 'localisation' requirement, mandating certified levels of local sourcing in EV manufacturing, aims to broaden participation in the EV sector despite potential challenges.
As new ad regime dawns, cos make over 5K avowals
Marketers in India have started implementing the self-declaration certificate (SDC) mandate for new ads since June 18. The ministry of information and broadcasting (MIB) directive mandated that all new print, TV, digital, and radio ads must have an SDC generated through the Broadcast Seva portal for TV and radio and the PCI for print and digital ads from June 18. While the SDC mandate is challenging for advertisers, it will not hinder the rollout of new ads. Brand marketers have generated over 5,000 SDCs for new print and internet ads through the Press Council of India's website.
Indian room air-conditioner market to reach Rs 50,000 cr by FY29: Voltas
Voltas projects India's room air-conditioner (RAC) market to grow at a robust 12% CAGR, reaching Rs 50,000 crore by FY 2028-29. Intense competition from domestic and global players is expected to escalate, driven by rising summer temperatures, disposable incomes, and consumer finance accessibility. Voltas aims to bolster market leadership through expanded outlets.
The make-up reality: East India eyes it, faces it, nails it
East India accounts for over a third of all cosmetics sold in India, with higher makeup usage per person compared to other regions. Companies like Modi Enterprises, selling Colorbar brand, find the region a hotspot for launches and product innovation.
MSMEs are like mitochondria power engines which are boosting West Bengal’s economy, says Shashi Panja, Minister of Industries, West Bengal
West Bengal has close to 90 lakh MSME enterprises, many of them single-person enterprises, and they employ over 1 crore people.
Why do we make poor investment decisions and how to avoid them
Investing has come to mean a flurry of activity. One must go about acting with assumed expertise, buying, selling, booking profits, revising and reworking. Keeping it simple and staid over the long term is boring in comparison. Poor investment decisionmaking is here to stay. We will crib about outcomes for a while, and then go back to doing the same things.
Japan's Nikkei rises as chip-related shares track US peers higher
Japan's Nikkei share average rose 0.55% to close at 38,703.51, led by Tokyo Electron and chip-related stocks, but gains were limited ahead of global central bank meetings.
Japan's Nikkei jumps as chip-related shares track US peers higher
Japan's Nikkei share average rose over 1% on Thursday, led by Tokyo Electron and other chip-related stocks tracking U.S. peers higher.
Brokers make trading costlier to discourage risky bets
Brokers in Mumbai are increasing trading costs ahead of the election results to mitigate risks. Measures include raising margins and seeking more collateral. The BSE advised caution in placing orders, with HDFC Securities and ICICI Securities implementing changes in margin requirements.
Leasing takes off as Make in India settles
The government's focus on Make in India and production linked incentive (PLI) schemes to promote local manufacturing has started to yield results as seen in rising leasing demand for light manufacturing and warehousing. The growth is further evidenced by a 4.5 times surge in leasing activity for light manufacturing spaces in 2023, compared to 2020.
Listen closely: From Google smart speakers to Paytm soundboxes, these businesses are thriving in manufacturing
Making for others can be more lucrative than building a brand for themselves — this realisation has created a brigade of small contract manufacturers who are making India’s place prominent in the global electronics manufacturing services map.
How I finally entered a $5 trillion money-making venture
Indrajit hazra talks about how an Allahabad Bank account-holding man-child, at last, felt plugged into the Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers on Dalal Street,
Vivo to take on Samsung with locally-made foldable launch
Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is set to launch its first foldable smartphone, XFold3 Pro, aiming to penetrate the premium segment and compete with Samsung and Apple by offering an enhanced user experience. Assembled in India with local materials, the device will hit shelves in early July. It will be priced above Rs 1 lakh, as Vivo looks to expand its market share and cater to discerning customers seeking trust and innovation in their smartphone choices.
Pricey ore, tepid local demand, Chinese imports weigh on steelmakers' margins
This is the third time in the past decade that local producers are confronting such a situation. "The government has in the past imposed duties against Chinese steel products, including those being routed from countries like Vietnam," a top official of a steel company told ET, adding that the primary steel makers had flagged their concerns to theCentre.
Retik Finance (RETIK) makes waves in the crypto market
Retik Finance (RETIK) has emerged as a leading player in the cryptocurrency market and DeFi sector, offering innovative solutions. With a market capitalization close to $3 billion, RETIK has captured attention with its performance and ecosystem.
Lesson for entrepreneurs: What are the common mistakes startup founders make and how to avoid them?
India has the third largest startup ecosystem in the world, with 1.17 lakh entities (DPIIT), nearly 1,710 venture capital funds, 794 accelerators and incubators (Tracxn), and several government initiatives like Startup India. Despite this fervour and support, financial and otherwise, the startup journey is extremely difficult.ET Wealth lists the typical mistakes most founders make and tell you how to tackle these
Here are the key mistakes that founders make at different stages of building startups
When you a building a startup you must know what are the things that could go wrong while launching your dream project. To make it easier for you, we have made a list of mistakes that founders are likely to make at different stages of growth and funding of a startup.
Dubai-based Pluugin e-commerce plans expansion in India, create 2,000 jobs in 3 years
Dubai-based Pluugin E-commerce plans to expand in India, aiming to create over 2,100 jobs in three years and achieve full pan-India coverage within 12 months. India will also serve as the backend office for operations in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. The company focuses on MSMEs, promoting a global presence for 'Make in India' brands.
Acer group forays into consumer electronics; eyes $100 million in sales
Harish Kohli, president and managing director of Acer India said that the company hopes to achieve the $100 million in business milestone as soon as possible.
Netgear explores possibility of establishing manufacturing facilities in India
Netgear plans to establish manufacturing facilities in India to align with the country's economic expansion. CEO Charles (CJ) Prober emphasizes investment in the research centre, sales team, and local manufacturing to harness India's skilled workforce and enhance its global networking technology advantage. The inauguration of new office floors signifies the company's commitment to the Indian market trajectory.
The most dangerous bias in market & 4 ways to overcome it
Daniel Kahneman's work highlights the impact of overconfidence in decision-making processes, urging individuals to combat biases through critical thinking, data-driven analysis, humility, and expert consultations for informed and confident decisions in financial matters.
Mind Over Money: 50,000 steps per week, yoga and meditation keep this CEO mentally & physically fit
Abhijit Bhave, MD & CEO of Equirus Wealth, exemplifies the fusion of leadership and holistic health practices, emphasizing the importance of a comprehensive approach in achieving professional success and personal well-being.
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