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Getting ready to end the 3-year exile: 5 stocks from diagnostics sector with upside potential of up to 53%
There are some businesses, where only a black swan event leads to sharp growth in profit. Otherwise the underlying nature is such that they don't have any sudden spike in their profits. But there is constant growth. The constant growth could be because of many reasons. It may be because of the fact that penetration of that good or service is very low and over a period of time as it improves, both top and bottom line keep moving upward. It could be because of the movement of business from the unorganized sector to the organized sector. Or due the fact that the “need” of that good or service is such that spending on it cannot be postponed. In the case of diagnostic business, it is all the three, or rather four. The fact is that in 2020, a black swan took place which led to the sudden spike in FY 2021 numbers, but then back to normal growth curve. Now for three years, there has been a painful process of partial normalization of valuation and end of price wars. Has the time come for extreme long term investors to bring them back on watchlist ?
Nothing matters more, long runaway of sectoral growth and strong balance sheet: 5 largecap stocks with upside potential of upto 41%
In the next few days the street is bound to see more political speculation and analysis. Right from who has been allocated which portfolio and many others. In such times, the best thing to remember is that political development keeps happening at regular intervals and investing principles have endured many situations including political headwinds. If you are really a long term investor, then develop the ability to ignore the political news and analysis, which half the time goes wrong and just focus on what business you either own or will own after you buy the stocks and are the long term growth prospects of that business are good or not. If the stocks fits on that parameters, then all volatility, panic phases are opportunities for investing in such stocks.
Unlisted shares offer terrific returns, but also carry very high risks; should you invest?
In the past decade, many Indians have embraced the equity culture and started investing in stocks and equity mutual funds. Some analysts feel that retail investors should put money in unlisted shares if they want outsized returns. Other financial advisers say retail investors should not dabble in unlisted shares for the simple reason that the risk they entail is not worth the rewards they offer.
Google rolls back AI search feature after flubs and flaws
The disappearance of AI Overviews for some of the searches appeared to be part of a broader rollback after the new technology produced a litany of untruths and errors -- including recommending glue as part of a pizza recipe and suggesting that people ingest rocks for nutrients. Users loudly complained on social media about the mistakes, in many cases outright making fun of Google.
They just happen to be listed in India, what matters to them is global developments: 5 stocks from two sectors with upside scope of up to 29%
In the last month of volatility, there are some sectors which have shown a streak of out performance. They haven't fallen as much as nifty and have been able to keep their head above the water even on the worst of days. The reason, their bottom lines are more correlated to what is happening in the country or the continent in which they have exposure both in terms of sales and in some cases in manufacturing. So, one way to take global exposure is to have a look at these companies, also it is a sort of diversification in terms of exposure to the underlying economy. Because they are operating at a global level, their balance sheets are good and in some cases, they have been able to enter amongst the top companies of the world in their sector.
Now India can hope to have its own SpaceX and Blue Origin
Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin lead the global space industry discourse. From reusable rockets to space tourism, these companies drive innovation in the space sector.
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Defensive stocks: FMCG is “passe”; 8 stocks from two sectors may be called “new defensives” with upside potential of up to 32%
1994 to 2024 is a difference of 30 years, but there is one thing which has remained constant, advice to move to defensive stocks when markets are volatile or there is an event risk. Four questions need to be asked; first, what is a defensive stock? Second, is a stock which was considered a defensive in 1994 when the Indian economy was just opening, still a defensive stock in 2024 ? Third, should there be a new definition of defensive stock in 2024 ? Last but not the least, what are the new defensive sectors or stocks?
Tackling volatility, qualitative & quantitative way: 4 small cap stocks with long term perspective
The way the market slipped on Friday, probably is another reminder that even the best of the bull market corrections are going to come. The problem with the corrective move is that if it sustains for longer, it is the small caps stocks which come under more pressure and shed an inordinate amount of weight. There is a technical reason for this, the liquidity in small caps stocks is lower as compared to large and midcaps. So, whenever there is a selling in this segment, the impact cost is always higher. But the other fact is that if one is able to hold on small at the time when correction is taking place, probability of more than normal return is also higher. But the question is how does one develop the ability to hold onto stocks when the narrative which is being governed by price action becomes so negative. The solution lies in combining a couple of things, which include qualitative and quantitative measure and last but not least ability to ignore noise.
Mukesh Ambani turns to 'Wyzr' to disrupt India's consumer electronics and home appliances market
The company intends to design and develop the products in-house as it pitches to establish a homegrown brand in a market dominated by foreign labels. It had previously launched private label brand Reconnect, with products built by third parties.
Meta's newest AI model beats some peers. But its amped-up AI agents are confusing Facebook users
Meta Platforms introduces advanced AI systems, including the Llama 3 model. Despite limitations, the company aims to develop smarter chatbots and envisions AI as the most useful assistant in the world.
First major attempts to regulate AI face headwinds from all sides
Lawmakers are tackling AI bias challenges with impact assessments, supported by industry groups like TechNet. Concerns exist over companies self-reporting discrimination risks, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability.
Nothing wrong in being bullish, just be more selective: 5 midcap stocks with upside potential of up to 36%
In equity markets, whatever precaution one might take, the probability of a mistake of getting stuck with a wrong stock is always high. Especially when stocks have been bought when even bulls don't know why they are so bullish. That was the case for a large part of 2023 and even in the first two months of 2024. While the way markets have behaved in March should have ideally made us learn some lessons. But the fact of life is that three days of strong up move in the mid caps segment and we all forget what happened recently. So, mistakes are an integral part of the learning curve of the stock market. But then there are mistakes and silly mistakes, just try to avoid silly mistakes and that is where using more qualitative and quantitative measures will come into play.
Corrections are short term, focus on fundamental tailwinds: Banking stocks that may deliver more than 20% returns
Why should the decision which traders take, should not be copied by investors? Simple, traders are looking to generate income from short term movement in stocks, whereas investors focus has to be generating wealth from long term trend in growth of business. But the fact is that short term narratives which are essentially governed by technical factors, tend to affect a lot of investors also and that is what leads to decisions which should have been avoided. In the last three weeks, not even one sector has been spared by bears, they were seen across the street. So, while traders should bother about the fact that what has happened to bank stocks in the short term, investors should focus on whether the health of the banks both in terms of NPA’s and credit growth has been better or not. If that answer is yes, which at this point of time it is then what is happening to bank nifty should not bother an investor.
Risks are of different kinds: The ‘market risk’ and ‘unnecessary self-created anxiety risks’; avoid the latter by checking little yet critical things
In a fortnight where smallcaps were the worst performers and large investors are counting on how much losses their smallcap portfolio have incurred. There are still some die-hard small fans who would be looking to invest in small caps and there is nothing wrong in investing in small caps even in mayhem if one is sure of holding it for the next three to five years. The only thing that needs to be ensured is that one should understand that there is a difference between a good business and a bad business even in the small, mid and largecap segments. There is a difference in the absolute value of the stock and the value of the company. There are some businesses that will remain small but are so niche that they will still make wealth for you if you hold them for some time. But if your definition of smallcap stocks is a stock that is quoting at below Rs 20 or an X amount and the reason you want to buy that stock is because you are hoping your money will grow by ten times, then forget small, mid or large, the stock market is not a place where you will make a return, the only thing you will get is unnecessary anxiety.
‘Several fossil fuel-owning countries must be motivated to conserve — we need an economics of not extracting resources’
"I define a ‘conservation good’ as an entity which I don’t benefit from consuming — but which I benefit from as long as no one else consumes it. This leads to a new type of market failure. "
We are getting ready to be a global player, says Jairam Sampath of Kaynes Technology
Jairam Sampath, CFO of Kaynes Technology, discusses the company's semiconductor business and its plans for becoming a completely integrated EMS player. The approval process is in the final stages, and the company is confident in its ability to generate returns and achieve long-term growth through partnerships and collaborations. They are one of the first globally to have considered semiconductor assembly as well as the high-density interconnection PC boards and this will yield results in 5 to 10 years. .
'Intrusive' drones? US surveillance case tests privacy law
After bouncing between courts in recent years, the Michigan Supreme Court heard oral arguments in October, and a ruling in coming months could set a precedent nationally. "It's very intrusive," Maxon, 51, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
More than just an index and it's not Nifty: A collection of stocks suitable for trading and investing alike
Out of 50 stocks, only 5 of them have delivered negative returns in the last one year. Out of these 5 stocks, three stocks belong to one industrial house which faced headwinds early last year. 7 stocks have delivered more than 100 percent return, 4 stocks have gained between 80 to 100 %, 8 stocks have gained between 60 to 80 %, 5 stocks between 40 to 60 %, 12 stocks have gained between 20 to 40% and 9 stocks have gained between 0 to 20%. So, if you have focussed only on these 50 stocks out of a total universe of more than 3000 stocks which are traded, the probability that you would have been able to make money both in volatile and trending markets and also satisfy your desire to be a trader and investor at same time would have been met. The reason why is stocks? Most retail traders have a tendency to trade with bullish bias and prefer taking long positions rather than going short even when markets are not so bullish.
New IMPS money transfer rule: Soon, send up to Rs 5 lakh with mobile no., bank name; no need to add beneficiary, account, IFSC
IMPS money transfer: NPCI has simplified Immediate Payment Service (IMPS) to make bank account transfers easier and error-free. You can just use the mobile number and bank account name of the receiver or beneficiary to send money. Soon, you will be able to send up to Rs 5 lakh can be transferred through simplified IMPS without adding a beneficiary. NPCI says that this payment experience will be accompanied by real-time beneficiary name validation. How will the new simplified IMPS work and how it will benefit you. Read on to find out.
For risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 24%
After months of relentless rally, last week mid-cap stocks witnessed some correction. Will this correction last longer would become clear in the coming few weeks as the earning season gets kicked off, analysts are bullish on select midcap stocks which have seen their score improving. Stocks from sectors like financial services, logistic are on the list. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus applies different algorithms & filters to all BSE and NSE stocks, and lists stocks which fulfill the various criteria as specified into the algorithms & filters to find those which might help navigate the stock market.
Priced at 10K, limited edition Nothing Ear (2) Black with 2 new features is here!
Nothing has launched a limited edition black variant of its Ear (2) earbuds, available exclusively on Flipkart from 21 July. Priced at Rs 9,999, customers who pre-ordered the upcoming Phone (2) will have exclusive early access to purchase the Ear (2) Black from 11-20 July.
ED issues show-cause notice to Xiaomi India top officials, 3 banks
The adjudicating authority under the Foreign Exchange Management Act has issued show-cause notices to Xiaomi Technology India Private Limited, the two executives, CITI Bank, HSBC Bank and Deutsche Bank AG, the agency said in a statement.
Nothing is off limits for the private sector: IN-SPACe chief Pawan Goenka
Govt seeks to encourage greater private sector participation in entire Space economy value chain: Pawan Goenka
Nothing Ear 2 wireless earbuds available for limited time on Myntra & Flipkart at Rs 9,999
These earbuds come with powerful noise cancellation technology as well.
Flipkart Electronic Sale: Nothing Phone (1) available at just Rs 4599 under exchange offer. Read details here
Flipkart is currently holding a sale on electronics on both its website and mobile app. It offers discounts on a range of gadgets and electronic devices. Customers can avail the mammoth discount and purchase the Nothing Phone (1) for just Rs. 4,599/-.
Flipkart Year End Sale: Nothing Phone (1) can be availed at discounted rates like never before. Check out here
On Flipkart's Year End Sale, customers can purchase the Nothing Phone (1) for Rs. 25,999.
Nothing Phone (1) available at discounted rates on Flipkart. Check prices, offers
Customers can buy the Nothing Phone (1) at Rs 25999 on Flipkart’s Year End Sale.
Nothing Ear (stick) earbuds arriving in India on November 17, price starts at Rs 8.5K: Check features, specs
Nothing claims that the new earbuds have been tested on over 100 people
Nothing to launch new TWS earbuds Ear (stick) on October 26. Here's all you need to know
The tech company confirmed the news on Tuesday.
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