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Are bonds safer than stock market investments? Here's what investors need to know about the risk and return differences. Plus, SEBI's recent changes to Bank Nifty are creating a buzz — how will it impact traders and market movements? Watch this video for a clear breakdown of both topics.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,722, down 0.60%, as markets digested SEBI's new rule increasing the minimum number of Bank Nifty constituents from 12 to 14 — a move that could reshape index dynamics and sectoral weightage.While the broader market showed mild weakness, banking and PSU names drew trader attention ahead of the adjustment phase. Globally, sentiment stayed steady, keeping the downside contained.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks how SEBI's latest regulation could influence short-term index behavior, what it means for Bank Nifty liquidity, and why BEL is the stock to keep on your watchlist.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,722, down 0.60%, as markets digested SEBI's new rule increasing the minimum number of Bank Nifty constituents from 12 to 14 — a move that could reshape index dynamics and sectoral weightage.While the broader market showed mild weakness, banking and PSU names drew trader attention ahead of the adjustment phase. Globally, sentiment stayed steady, keeping the downside contained.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks how SEBI's latest regulation could influence short-term index behavior, what it means for Bank Nifty liquidity, and why BEL is the stock to keep on your watchlist.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,722, down 0.60%, as markets digested SEBI's new rule increasing the minimum number of Bank Nifty constituents from 12 to 14 — a move that could reshape index dynamics and sectoral weightage.While the broader market showed mild weakness, banking and PSU names drew trader attention ahead of the adjustment phase. Globally, sentiment stayed steady, keeping the downside contained.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks how SEBI's latest regulation could influence short-term index behavior, what it means for Bank Nifty liquidity, and why BEL is the stock to keep on your watchlist.

The bulls remain in command, as the Nifty continues to hold firm above the 26,000 mark, turning it into a crucial support zone for the ongoing uptrend. The tone stays optimistic, but subtle hints of caution suggest the market could be gearing up for its next directional move.Momentum across large-caps remains steady, while traders are watching whether global cues and domestic flows can fuel another leg higher.In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant unpacks the short-term setup, key buy-on-dips opportunities, and the trigger levels that could decide whether the rally extends or cools off near resistance.

The Nifty ended lower at 25,877, down 0.68%, as traders digested the U.S. Federal Reserve's 25 bps rate cut — but it wasn't the cut that moved the market; it was Jerome Powell's tone, signaling that further easing may not come anytime soon.Adding to the mix, global sentiment showed early signs of improvement after the U.S. announced a 10% tariff cut on Chinese imports, hinting at progress in trade relations.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the impact of the Fed's stance, how global cues are shifting, and why Canara Bank stands out in this changing environment.

The bulls remain in command, as the Nifty continues to hold firm above the 26,000 mark, turning it into a crucial support zone for the ongoing uptrend. The tone stays optimistic, but subtle hints of caution suggest the market could be gearing up for its next directional move.Momentum across large-caps remains steady, while traders are watching whether global cues and domestic flows can fuel another leg higher.In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant unpacks the short-term setup, key buy-on-dips opportunities, and the trigger levels that could decide whether the rally extends or cools off near resistance.

The Nifty ended lower at 25,877, down 0.68%, as traders digested the U.S. Federal Reserve's 25 bps rate cut — but it wasn't the cut that moved the market; it was Jerome Powell's tone, signaling that further easing may not come anytime soon.Adding to the mix, global sentiment showed early signs of improvement after the U.S. announced a 10% tariff cut on Chinese imports, hinting at progress in trade relations.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the impact of the Fed's stance, how global cues are shifting, and why Canara Bank stands out in this changing environment.

The bulls remain in command, as the Nifty continues to hold firm above the 26,000 mark, turning it into a crucial support zone for the ongoing uptrend. The tone stays optimistic, but subtle hints of caution suggest the market could be gearing up for its next directional move.Momentum across large-caps remains steady, while traders are watching whether global cues and domestic flows can fuel another leg higher.In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant unpacks the short-term setup, key buy-on-dips opportunities, and the trigger levels that could decide whether the rally extends or cools off near resistance.

The Nifty ended lower at 25,877, down 0.68%, as traders digested the U.S. Federal Reserve's 25 bps rate cut — but it wasn't the cut that moved the market; it was Jerome Powell's tone, signaling that further easing may not come anytime soon.Adding to the mix, global sentiment showed early signs of improvement after the U.S. announced a 10% tariff cut on Chinese imports, hinting at progress in trade relations.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the impact of the Fed's stance, how global cues are shifting, and why Canara Bank stands out in this changing environment.

Get the latest updates impacting the Nifty and Sensex! In today's market summary, we cover the significant global and Indian economic developments.The US Federal Reserve announced its second rate cut of 25 basis points, but future cuts are uncertain due to elevated inflation and tariff risks. Globally, Nvidia crosses a massive $5 Trillion valuation fueled by the relentless AI boom and key 6G partnerships. Domestically, India is considering a crucial $12 Billion bailout plan for power distributors, linked to mandatory privatization and structural reforms.We also deep-dive into the strong Q2/Q3 earnings season, featuring:- L&T: Huge 45% jump in order inflows with strong international contribution.- PB Fintech: 164% profit surge driven by renewal flywheel and cost control.- Varun Beverages (VBL): Major pivot into the alcoholic beverages segment.- CG Power: Robust backlog and announcement of new switchgear capex.- APL Apollo Tubes: Record profitability driven by value-added products mix.- Five-Star Business Finance: Solid AUM and NII growth.Stay ahead of the market and understand the factors driving stock performance!

The Nifty closed strong at 26,053, gaining 0.45%, as optimism surrounded SEBI's proposal to scrap additional MF charges, giving a boost to capital market stocks.But with the U.S. Fed's policy outcome due tonight, traders are treading cautiously — wondering if this could extend the rally or trigger a short-term shakeout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down how regulatory cues and the Fed's tone could shape sentiment for the rest of the week. Plus, he highlights Larsen & Toubro as the key stock to keep an eye on amid the evolving market setup.

The Nifty closed strong at 26,053, gaining 0.45%, as optimism surrounded SEBI's proposal to scrap additional MF charges, giving a boost to capital market stocks.But with the U.S. Fed's policy outcome due tonight, traders are treading cautiously — wondering if this could extend the rally or trigger a short-term shakeout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down how regulatory cues and the Fed's tone could shape sentiment for the rest of the week. Plus, he highlights Larsen & Toubro as the key stock to keep an eye on amid the evolving market setup.

The Nifty closed strong at 26,053, gaining 0.45%, as optimism surrounded SEBI's proposal to scrap additional MF charges, giving a boost to capital market stocks.But with the U.S. Fed's policy outcome due tonight, traders are treading cautiously — wondering if this could extend the rally or trigger a short-term shakeout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down how regulatory cues and the Fed's tone could shape sentiment for the rest of the week. Plus, he highlights Larsen & Toubro as the key stock to keep an eye on amid the evolving market setup.

The Nifty closed at 25,936, down just 0.11%, in a session marked by steady foreign inflows and improving global sentiment. A softer US CPI fueled hopes of an upcoming rate cut, while renewed optimism around a US–China trade deal kept the undertone positive despite mild profit booking.But as the index holds firm near recent highs, traders are asking—could this calm setup be paving the way for the next upward leg?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how global cues are shaping local sentiment, why TVS Motor Company could be the stock to watch, and what the charts reveal about where money might flow next.

The Nifty closed at 25,936, down just 0.11%, in a session marked by steady foreign inflows and improving global sentiment. A softer US CPI fueled hopes of an upcoming rate cut, while renewed optimism around a US–China trade deal kept the undertone positive despite mild profit booking.But as the index holds firm near recent highs, traders are asking—could this calm setup be paving the way for the next upward leg?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how global cues are shaping local sentiment, why TVS Motor Company could be the stock to watch, and what the charts reveal about where money might flow next.

The Nifty closed at 25,936, down just 0.11%, in a session marked by steady foreign inflows and improving global sentiment. A softer US CPI fueled hopes of an upcoming rate cut, while renewed optimism around a US–China trade deal kept the undertone positive despite mild profit booking.But as the index holds firm near recent highs, traders are asking—could this calm setup be paving the way for the next upward leg?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how global cues are shaping local sentiment, why TVS Motor Company could be the stock to watch, and what the charts reveal about where money might flow next.

The index has cooled near 26,000, signaling a pause after a strong rally. While short-term fatigue is evident, the underlying structure remains positive, hinting that buy-on-dips could continue to be the favored strategy for traders.However, with volatility hovering around key zones, the coming sessions could decide whether this is a healthy consolidation or a deeper correction in disguise.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the technical support levels that matter, the sectors where smart money is quietly rotating, and how traders can identify low-risk entry points for the next leg up.

The index stayed strong above 26,000, posting another session of steady gains backed by PSU Banks and Oil & Gas heavyweights. The setup remains bullish above key short-term averages, suggesting that traders can continue to play the trend — but only with precise levels.On the charts, the Nifty faces resistance at 26,100 and 26,300, while support lies at 25,800 and 25,700. Short-term traders can look to go long above 26,000 for a potential 26100–26300 move, keeping a tight stop at 25,930.In this episode, Neel Parekh outlines the profit zones, sector flows, and the technical triggers where smart money could step in next.

The index stayed strong above 26,000, posting another session of steady gains backed by PSU Banks and Oil & Gas heavyweights. The setup remains bullish above key short-term averages, suggesting that traders can continue to play the trend — but only with precise levels.On the charts, the Nifty faces resistance at 26,100 and 26,300, while support lies at 25,800 and 25,700. Short-term traders can look to go long above 26,000 for a potential 26100–26300 move, keeping a tight stop at 25,930.In this episode, Neel Parekh outlines the profit zones, sector flows, and the technical triggers where smart money could step in next.

The index has cooled near 26,000, signaling a pause after a strong rally. While short-term fatigue is evident, the underlying structure remains positive, hinting that buy-on-dips could continue to be the favored strategy for traders.However, with volatility hovering around key zones, the coming sessions could decide whether this is a healthy consolidation or a deeper correction in disguise.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the technical support levels that matter, the sectors where smart money is quietly rotating, and how traders can identify low-risk entry points for the next leg up.

The index stayed strong above 26,000, posting another session of steady gains backed by PSU Banks and Oil & Gas heavyweights. The setup remains bullish above key short-term averages, suggesting that traders can continue to play the trend — but only with precise levels.On the charts, the Nifty faces resistance at 26,100 and 26,300, while support lies at 25,800 and 25,700. Short-term traders can look to go long above 26,000 for a potential 26100–26300 move, keeping a tight stop at 25,930.In this episode, Neel Parekh outlines the profit zones, sector flows, and the technical triggers where smart money could step in next.

The index has cooled near 26,000, signaling a pause after a strong rally. While short-term fatigue is evident, the underlying structure remains positive, hinting that buy-on-dips could continue to be the favored strategy for traders.However, with volatility hovering around key zones, the coming sessions could decide whether this is a healthy consolidation or a deeper correction in disguise.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the technical support levels that matter, the sectors where smart money is quietly rotating, and how traders can identify low-risk entry points for the next leg up.

When Indian Equity Markets Go Sideways: Are Alternative Assets Worth It? Indian equities have been flat for over a year. So where should you actually put your money? Shray sits down with Deepak Shenoy from Capital Mind to break it all down. Silver just hit $50 for the first time in 45 years. Deepak explains the Hunt Brothers saga, the Thailand import drama, and why silver might only deserve 2% of your portfolio. Gold – it's outperformed. But should you buy now? Only 30% of the time has gold beaten Nifty over 10 years. We also discuss foreign stocks, why debt funds aren't just parking lots, and whether India at 21-22x earnings is still expensive. If you're confused about where to deploy capital right now, this episode is for you. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights on building real wealth in Indian markets! #investing #stockmarket #alternativeassets #gold #bitcoin #portfoliomanagement Follow Capitalmind on Social Media: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/capitalmindwealth-pms/posts/?feedView=all Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capitalmindhq?igsh=ZG9zYmVtbnBwemZr Twitter: https://x.com/capitalmind_in?s=21 Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 2:11 - Silver: What's Happening Right Now? 7:19 - Hunt Brothers: The Biggest Silver Bet Ever 11:58 - Should You Own Silver? 15:49 - Why Diamonds Are a Terrible Investment 17:38 - Gold: Why Deepak Was Wrong 21:14 - Gold as an Inflation Hedge 23:03 - When Gold Could Crash 40% 27:05 - Why We Treat Gold Differently Than Stocks 30:00 - Land Deals: How to Make 400% Returns 32:20 - Why Luxury Watches Beat Stocks 34:45 - Bitcoin: The Leverage Problem 41:32 - Bitcoin's Altcoin Curse 44:08 - Quantum Computing Could Kill Bitcoin 47:32 - How Much Bitcoin Should You Own? 50:22 - When Big Winners Become Too Big 52:01 - Foreign Stocks: The Smart Diversification 56:46 - Debt Funds: Beyond Just Parking Money 1:01:47 - Debt Market: Hidden Inefficiencies 1:04:06 - Why Debt Funds Deserve Your Money 1:06:07 - Why Bank FDs Are Ripping You Off 1:08:27 - Is India Still Too Expensive to Invest? 1:11:06 - Why 20x PE Actually Makes Sense 1:13:54 - Final Thoughts

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In this episode, we chat to Matt Fifield, Executive Chair of Cyprium Metals, an emerging Australian copper producer focused on bringing the Nifty Copper Project back into production. They recently completed an A$80 million equity raise, strengthening their balance sheet and securing new institutional support from Tribeca and the Tanito Group. With the rebuild of the Nifty operation now underway, the company is on track to deliver first copper cathode within the next 12 months, positioning itself as the only ASX-listed copper developer expected to achieve near-term production. We discuss the company's next milestones, from construction and refurbishment progress, to partnerships with Macmahon and strategies for mitigating execution risk. Matt will also share his insights on funding strategy, the evolving copper market, and how his background in global mining investment has shaped Cyprium's disciplined approach to growth. KEY TAKEAWAYS Cyprium Metals is an emerging copper producer focused on restarting the Nifty Copper project, a brownfield site in Western Australia with a substantial sulphide reserve. The restart is being executed in two phases: Phase 1 involves bringing the heap leach and SX-EW plant back online for copper cathode production within the next 12 months, followed by Phase 2 The company successfully completed an $80 million equity raise with support from both existing shareholders and new institutional investors, including Tribeca and Tanedo Group A strategic partnership with Macmahon, a major mine contractor, is mitigating execution and schedule risks by providing deep capacity in construction, project management, and mining BEST MOMENTS "What you have to figure out is you have to figure out what do you need to do and then what do you need to stop doing... and then you just need to simplify and get to a place where you can crawl your way out of the situation." "The first phase of what we're doing is we're turning on the heap leach and it generates some really significant early cash flows for us." "We're ahead of the wave of greenfields. This is the time for brownfields. This is the time to restart old plants... you can deliver them faster." VALUABLE RESOURCES Mail:        ⁠rob@mining-international.org⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-3a26a68/⁠ X:              ⁠https://twitter.com/MiningRobTyson⁠  YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/DigDeepTheMiningPodcast⁠  Web:        ⁠http://www.mining-international.org⁠ GUEST SOCIALS  https://cypriummetals.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/cyprium-metals Email: communications@cypriummetals.com CONTACT METHOD ⁠rob@mining-international.org⁠ ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-3a26a68/⁠ Podcast Description Rob Tyson is an established recruiter in the mining and quarrying sector and decided to produce the “Dig Deep” The Mining Podcast to provide valuable and informative content around the mining industry. He has a passion and desire to promote the industry and the podcast aims to offer the mining community an insight into people's experiences and careers covering any mining discipline, giving the listeners helpful advice and guidance on industry topics.  This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

The Nifty closed at 25,891, up 0.09%, after strong buying early in the session gave way to profit-booking later in the day. While sentiment stayed mildly positive, traders chose to lock in gains, keeping fresh money on the sidelines for the next breakout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how smart money rotated across sectors, what cues could trigger the next directional move, and why Kirloskar Industries may catch investors' attention in the coming sessions.

The Nifty closed at 25,891, up 0.09%, after strong buying early in the session gave way to profit-booking later in the day. While sentiment stayed mildly positive, traders chose to lock in gains, keeping fresh money on the sidelines for the next breakout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how smart money rotated across sectors, what cues could trigger the next directional move, and why Kirloskar Industries may catch investors' attention in the coming sessions.

The Nifty closed at 25,891, up 0.09%, after strong buying early in the session gave way to profit-booking later in the day. While sentiment stayed mildly positive, traders chose to lock in gains, keeping fresh money on the sidelines for the next breakout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how smart money rotated across sectors, what cues could trigger the next directional move, and why Kirloskar Industries may catch investors' attention in the coming sessions.

Wall Street closed lower on Wednesday as investors assessed further updates out of Washington signalling dwindling progress on the trade front between the U.S. and China. The Dow Jones lost 0.71%, the S&P500 declined 0.53% and the Nasdaq ended the day down 0.93%.In Europe overnight markets in the region closed mixed as investors assessed corporate earnings results out in the region. The STOXX 600 fell 0.2%, Germany's DAX lost 0.74%, the French CAC declined 0.63% and, in the UK, the FTSE100 ended the day up 0.93%.Asia markets traded mixed on Wednesday as investors assessed key trade data out of Japan alongside the country's new leadership transition. For September, Japanese exports increased 4.2% YoY to snap four months of declines, however, the data came in lower than economists were expecting of 4.6% growth. Japan's Nikkei closed flat on Wednesday while Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 0.94%, South Korea's Kospi Index rose over 1.5% and India's Nifty 50 ended the day up 0.1%.The local market closed the midweek session 0.71% lower as a materials sell-off of more than 3% weighed on gains among energy and tech stocks. The price of gold slumped over 6% overnight amid widespread profit taking and strength in the USD which spooked investors into panic sell mode out of gold miners on Wednesday. Genesis Minerals, Evolution Mining and Ramelius Resources each fell over 10% at the closing bell on Wednesday.Homewares retailer Adairs (ASX:ADH)  jumped 8.3% yesterday despite downgrading group sales forecast guidance for H1 to between $319.5m to $331.5m, down from the prior guidance of $324.5m to $336.5m, however margins were upgraded to the higher end of the forecast region at 59%-59.5%. Investors likely welcomed the pullback in promotional activity announced by the company amid moderated sales growth.And weaker-than-expected revenue and rising jet costs hit Air New Zealand (ASX:AIZ) yesterday with shares in the airline falling 1% after the company announced it expects to report a pre-tax loss between NZ$30m and NZ$55m for the first half. What to watch today:On the commodities front this morning oil is trading 4.25% higher at US$59.67/barrel, gold is down 0.52% at US$4103/ounce and iron ore is up 0.03% at US$105.53/tonne. The Aussie dollar has strengthened against the greenback to buy 64.92 U.S. cents, 98.64 Japanese yen, 48.51 British pence and 1 New Zealand dollar and 13 cents.Ahead of Thursday's trading session here in Australia the SPI futures are anticipating the ASX will open the day down 0.17%.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter has downgraded the rating on Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) from a buy to a hold and have raised the 12-month price target on the copper producer following the release of the company's September quarterly report including results meeting the analysts' expectations for lower 1HFY26 production. The reason for the downgrade is simply due to recent share price appreciation of the company.Trading Central has identified a bearish signal on Viva Energy (ASX:VEA) following the formation of a pattern over a period of 22-days which is roughly the same amount of time the share price may fall from the close of $1.74 to the range of $1.54 to $1.58 according to standard principles of technical analysis.

Recently, my friend celebrated her 91st birthday. She has had a very full life, but is experiencing life changes. One must part with things and make the necessary changes in life and living. We call it downsizing, when one moves from your home to an apartment and then to a room in a residential setting. In last week's column, I promised that I would share some thoughts about the nifty 90s. I must do this before these nifty 90s leave us for the next century. I wrote these thoughts in the 70s. Remember that bicentennial year, the poem has been published in the 1995 National Poetry anthology entitled, "Tomorrow Never Knows the Nifty 90s." "I can see myself in the nifty 90s, a shriveled and sprightly little old great grandma riding a motorcycle, speeding it up for the year 2000. I can see myself sailing on the seas on queen ships, flying on 921, jets through the skies, discussing politics and philosophy with my collegiate clan, recycling fableaux for the 21st Century. I can see myself still rocking little babies, running again to the hospital, carrying a baby buggy vase with fragrant blue forget me nots for another great grandchild."Warm, Aging Thoughts: "Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 80 or 20. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young." Henry Ford. "I shall grow old, but never lose life's zest, because the road's last turn will be the best. As you pass through the years, you will find much calmness in your heart. It is the gift of age, and the colors of fall will be deep and rich if you let it happen. Chief Dan George. Celebrate life on these beautiful autumn days! Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea, written by Dr Luetta G WernerPublished in the Marion Record, October 22nd, 1998.Download the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast,Spotify,Stitcher, and Overcast. And don't forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I'd greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

What if you could scale your advisory firm without rushing to hire and manage a full team?In this episode, we talk with Michelle Wong, founder and CEO of Nifty Advisor Support, about how solo and small RIAs can build lasting capacity through remote support, strong processes, and a culture-first approach.Michelle shares how Nifty grew from a pre-COVID launch to supporting more than 60 firms today, and how the rise of remote work changed the way advisors handle client service, marketing, and operations. She explains Nifty's two main ways of working with firms: ongoing support that feels like a dedicated team member, and short project sprints designed to solve specific problems.We also cover the “Nifty Fit” framework, which focuses on matching both technology and communication style so advisors avoid costly hiring mistakes.Michelle opens up about the real bottlenecks that hold firms back—piled-up service work, inconsistent follow-up, and operational debt—and how her team helps fix them. She also introduces the Nifty Lab, a community where advisors and ops pros share templates and ideas before committing to ongoing support.If you're a fee-only or fee-based RIA thinking about outsourcing, this episode gives you a clear roadmap for what to delegate first, how to measure success, and how to reclaim your time.Social and Website:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hellomiwo/https://www.niftyadvisorsupport.com/

Indian markets are poised for a steady start this Friday after the Nifty ended near the 25,200 mark. The Gift Nifty is hinting at a muted opening but renewed Modi-Trump camaraderie could buoy market sentiment. Meanwhile, global cues remain mixed as Asian markets track Wall Street losses. The spotlight today is on TCS's better-than-expected Q2 earnings and its ambitious AI plans, alongside Tata Elxsi's steady quarterly performance. Also LG Electronics IPO creates history as it becomes the first-ever IPO in India to cross Rs 4 lakh crore mark in subscription. Tune in for all this and more in today's Market Minutes — your morning podcast bringing you the top stories to kickstart your trading day, from stocks in the news to macro trends and global market cues.

Hey! We’re back with part two of the Fifty Nifty United States, starting with Maryland and working our way through Wyoming! Lots of classic short […]

Hey! We're back with part two of the Fifty Nifty United States, starting with Maryland and working our way through Wyoming! Lots of classic short stories in this one -- I hope you enjoy! Support You Don't Know Flack at Patreon.com/RobOHara iTunes | RSS | Facebook | Twitter | WWW | Patreon | Twitch

Nifty bulls lose some steam after a four-day rally amid mixed global cues and caution ahead of Fed minutes. In today's episode, we discuss what's weighing on the markets, key Q2 updates from JLR and Titan, and why investors are rushing to subscribe to the LG Electronics IPO. Plus, PM Modi's packed Mumbai schedule, the Tata Group's internal rift, and our Voice of the Day with Sneha Poddar of Motilal Oswal Financial Services on why value retailers are shining bright.  Tune in for all this and more in today's Market Minutes — your morning podcast bringing you the top stories to kickstart your trading day, from stocks in the news to macro trends and global market cues.

Back in grade school we used to sing this song called “Fifty Nifty United States”. Not only did it help me memorize the names of […]