The stocks of a major e-commerce firm sharply fell by 10%, the largest decline since October 2022. This came after Trump directed restrictions on Chinese investments in the US. This has caused Chinese stocks trading in the US to drop, unlike those in Hong Kong and mainland China, affecting the year’s Chinese tech stock rally.
Death Crossovers: These 7 stocks signal further bearishness on Feb 25
These stocks’ 50-day SMA crossed below their 200-day SMAs on February 24.
Q-Commerce vs retail: Milind Karmarkar weighs in on Zomato, Swiggy vs D-Mart, V-Mart
Quick commerce continues to gain traction in India’s urban centers, while traditional big-box retail remains strong in smaller towns. Fund manager Milind Karmarkar suggests a balanced investment approach, seeing potential growth and challenges for both segments over the next five years.
Largecap stocks and financial sectors offer the most value in short time: Sushant Bhansali
Sushant Bhansali, CEO of Ambit Asset Management, sees short-term value in largecap stocks and financials, but advises focusing on companies with visible earnings. He highlights long-term potential in pharmaceuticals, IT, FMCG, and financials, despite market challenges. Bhansali suggests being selective, especially in cyclical sectors like metals, and emphasizes patience and strategic weight adjustments in portfolios.
Swiggy shares in focus as company plans Rs 1,000 cr investment in Scootsy’s expansion
Swiggy plans to invest up to Rs 1,000 crore in its subsidiary, Scootsy Logistics, through a rights issue to enhance supply chain and distribution services. The funds will support working capital and expansion efforts. Swiggy’s shares have seen a significant decline in recent months.
RailTel shares in focus after securing Rs 288 crore Kavach tender
RailTel Corporation of India will be in focus after securing a Rs 288 crore contract to install Kavach technology at 71 stations, improving safety and efficiency. The company’s recent successes include orders from Bharat Coking Coal Ltd and the Gujarat government. Despite a recent decline, the stock has gained significantly over the last two years.
Warren Buffett celebrates Berkshire Hathaway’s success over 60 years as CEO while admitting mistakes
Warren Buffett highlighted Berkshire Hathaway’s achievements over the past year and six decades, praising successor Greg Abel’s readiness to seize investment opportunities. With $334.201 billion in cash, Berkshire expanded by acquiring the rest of a utility business and the Pilot truck stop chain.
Buffett’s Berkshire posts record profit on insurance, investments
Operating profit surged 27% to $47.44 billion in 2024, up from $37.35 billion in the previous year. The fourth quarter set a record, with operating profit soaring 71% to $14.53 billion ($1,010 per Class A share), driven by strong insurance gains and foreign currency benefits, compared to $8.48 billion a year earlier.
Sebi slaps Rs 10 lakh penalty on Axis Securities for violating stock brokers rules
Sebi imposed a Rs 10 lakh penalty on Axis Securities for rule violations and improper client fund handling. Axis Securities failed in regulatory procedures, including reporting errors, mishandling client funds, and exceeding margin limits. Sebi noted discrepancies in supervision reporting, client settlements, and allocation of penalties, leading to the fine after an inspection for April 2021 to November 2022.
Why is Warren Buffett stockpiling cash? A sign of market trouble or a masterstroke in long-term investing? The real strategy behind Berkshire Hathaway’s growing war chest
Warren Buffett is hoarding cash, and investors want to know why. Berkshire Hathaway’s cash reserves have surged past record levels, signaling a cautious yet strategic move. Buffett’s decision to reduce Apple holdings and hold over $300 billion in cash suggests he is waiting for better investment opportunities. This approach highlights his belief that current stock valuations are too high. With a history of making bold moves in downturns, Buffett’s cash strategy hints at potential big acquisitions. Is this a sign of market trouble or a masterstroke in long-term investing?
