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[Newsletter]: Quick glance of Indian market & more

[Newsletter]: Quick glance of Indian market & more

Yet another bad week for IT stocks as the index dropped 5.4% this week and 18% over the year. PSU bank stocks were up 2.1% for the week and are having a fantastic 1 year run. Look how the cycles have turned for both these sectors!

Nihit Kshatriya2 min read
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Yet another bad week for IT stocks as the index dropped 5.4% this week and 18% over the year. PSU bank stocks were up 2.1% for the week and are having a fantastic 1 year run. Look how the cycles have turned for both these sectors!
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Nihit Kshatriya, Capitalmind's research team.
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Published 22 April 2023.
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2 min read
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Macro, Saturday Coffee, What we are Reading
What does the "πŸ”† Saturday Coffee Newsletter" section say?
Market Overview: Top Stocks & Asset Classes Off the Charts: Nifty Vs the world Good Reads: 5 good reads on investing & finance Pop Quiz: Answer and win a cool prize!
What does the "Nifty Vs the World πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ" section say?
From being the most resilient market after Covid crash, US stocks are having the a tough last one year. Nifty 50 is flat in the last year while the french index CAC has had a great last 1 year.

πŸ”† Saturday Coffee Newsletter

  • Market Overview: Top Stocks & Asset Classes

  • Off the Charts: Nifty Vs the world

  • Good Reads: 5 good reads on investing & finance

  • Pop Quiz: Answer and win a cool prize!

What’s up with markets? πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ

Yet another bad week for IT stocks as the index dropped 5.4% this week and 18% over the year. PSU bank stocks were up 2.1% for the week and are having a fantastic 1 year run. Look how the cycles have turned for both these sectors!

Nifty Vs the World πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ

From being the most resilient market after Covid crash, US stocks are having the a tough last one year. Nifty 50 is flat in the last year while the french index CAC has had a great last 1 year.

What we are reading πŸ“

Peter Lynch had 300% turnover per year, Greenblatt around the same, Buffett 50%+ during his best decades. Portfolio turnover is the price of progress. Read: Conviction Investing

International author and investor Pulak Prasad shares three evolution-inspired pillars on long-term investing. Watch: What I Learned About Investing From Darwin with Pulak Prasad

A lot of people across the spectrum seem to be finding it difficult to deal with all the ambiguity around us. There are no easy answers, but probably we need to relook at a lot of conventional wisdom and the way we look at things. Read: Investing for the Future - Learning from Leonardo

Why it’s so difficult to outperform the market? Read: Would You Rather Outperform During Bull Markets or Bear Markets?

Here’s a guide that will help you read more deeply and remember what you read for years to come. Read: Reading Better: Retaining and Applying What You Read

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