Welcome to the first edition of the Global India Insights. I am delighted to take you on this journey to understanding global capital flows, what drives global institutional investors investment decisions, their implications for India, and its impact on the…

Ten years is a rare commitment in the in volatile space that is the Indian stock market, yet one of India’s Warren Buffetts, Ashish Dhawan has held firm with two companies through all the market highs and lows. Unaffected by short term disturbances or larger…

Ace investor and one of the Warren Buffet’s of India, Sunil Singhania, the man behind Abakkus Asset Management, has just made his freshest pick and it is one every investor MUST take a note of. The company in question has almost ZERO debt, boasts of enviable…

While Bank Nifty are soaring to new highs, IT stocks have taken a backseat—until now. A sharp correction in the Nifty IT Index may set the stage for a bullish comeback. With powerful harmonic patterns flashing green, is this the IT sector’s breakout moment…

A series of SGBs are coming up for redemptions this year as gold has scaled a new high. The question is whether investors should go for premature redemption or hold on to the investment until maturity.

Megatrends attract hype—but most stocks flounder. Spot 5 early red flags like shady finances, debt spirals, and insider exits to avoid traps and pick true winners before the crowd catches on.

“Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.” — Warren Buffett. On the surface, this might sound like another classic value investing line. But read it in today’s context, and it reveals something deeper—especially for sectors like…

Amara Raja offers growth potential through new energy bets, while Indus Towers provides stable returns and rising dividends. Both have merits, but come with their own set of risks.

Indian traders were hopeful that the RBI would reduce interest rates, and it happened. Even though there is still global market uncertainty and tariff news, we’re seeing signs of recovery in the Indian market, especially in the real estate sector. Stocks…

The stock hit its fifth consecutive upper circuit on Wednesday, ahead of a board meeting scheduled to consider a stock split. Notably, the company had previously approved a 1:5 stock split in 2021.

Would investing 20 per cent of your salary in mutual fund SIPs with 18 per cent CAGR returns have helped you buy your dream home in Bandra? Read on to find out

Mukul Agarwal, one of India’s Warren Buffetts, just sold off 5 stocks form his portfolio. Coming from someone like Mukul Agarwal, this is a big change, and it has garnered all the attention it deserves. Is this a market-based decision influenced by the crash…

The super investors of India or like we call them, the Warren Buffetts of India, have made some big changes to their portfolio and its time investors take a note. These are names like Mukul Agarwal, Madhusudan Kela, Dolly Khanna, Ashish Kacholia and Ajay…

With rising demand for copper, three Indian companies are leading the charge in the industry.

Explore two promising stocks, Affle and AU Small Finance Bank, offering strong growth and attractive valuations. Should you invest? Learn about their financials, growth drivers, and market outlook.

f you do not choose the tax regime thoughtfully and state it in the investment declaration to the employer, higher TDS may be cut impacting your net take-home pay.

Even though the factors that drove gold prices in 2023–2024 are still relevant today, Trump tariffs are another factor to take into account in 2025.

Despite overall equity offloading by FIIs in early 2025, Dhanlaxmi Bank, Aptus Housing Finance, and Cartrade Tech saw significant FII buying in Q4FY25, increasing their holdings over and above 10%.

Gravita is scaling with the recycling boom, while Amber is rebounding through diversification. Both firms are chasing growth, but Gravita offers more stability, and Amber holds rerating potential.

How the Oracle of Omaha’s Wisdom Could Protect you from the effects of the Tariff Wars.