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Newsletter: What's common between Nokia, AMC, Palantir & BBBY?

Newsletter: What's common between Nokia, AMC, Palantir & BBBY?

The Realty sector had a great week as it rose 5.3%. The auto sector is also showing green shoots especially since passenger vehicle sales are finally catching up. The IT sector continues to struggle and going by the guidance given by major IT firms, the future outlook looks subdued.

CM Team2 min read
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What is "Newsletter: What's common between Nokia, AMC, Palantir & BBBY?" about?
The Realty sector had a great week as it rose 5.3%. The auto sector is also showing green shoots especially since passenger vehicle sales are finally catching up. The IT sector continues to struggle and going by the guidance given by major IT firms, the future outlook looks subdued.
What category is this article in?
General
Who wrote this article?
CM Team, Capitalmind's research team.
When was this article published?
Published 15 April 2023.
How long does this article take to read?
2 min read
What topics does this article cover?
Saturday Coffee, What we are Reading
What does the "πŸ”† Saturday Coffee Newsletter" section say?
Market Overview: Top Stocks & Asset Classes Off the Charts: Sensex 30 PE Trend Good Reads: 5 good reads on investing & finance Pop Quiz: Answer and win a cool prize!
What does the "What’s up with markets? πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ" section say?
A strong week for Nifty 50, Crude, and Bullion. USDINR remained flat.
What does the "Off the charts πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ" section say?
Sensex 30 is just 5% down from its peak but the Price-to-Earnings ratio of the Index is far below what it had been in recent past. Earnings have caught up with the prices of stocks.

πŸ”† Saturday Coffee Newsletter

  • Market Overview: Top Stocks & Asset Classes

  • Off the Charts: Sensex 30 PE Trend

  • Good Reads: 5 good reads on investing & finance

  • Pop Quiz: Answer and win a cool prize!

What’s up with markets? πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ

A strong week for Nifty 50, Crude, and Bullion. USDINR remained flat.

The Realty sector had a great week as it rose 5.3%. The auto sector is also showing green shoots especially since passenger vehicle sales are finally catching up. The IT sector continues to struggle and going by the guidance given by major IT firms, the future outlook looks subdued.

Off the charts πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ

Sensex 30 is just 5% down from its peak but the Price-to-Earnings ratio of the Index is far below what it had been in recent past. Earnings have caught up with the prices of stocks.

What we are reading πŸ“

Why has Lithium become so important for the world? Read: Battery Arms Race, Lithium, and China

To be an intelligent investor doesn’t require an extraordinarily high I.Q. It does, however, require the right temperament. Read: The Seven Virtues of Great Investors

Here are the notes from the book by Thomas Phelps where he shares the key characteristics found in compounding machines and the key traits investors need to invest in the long run. Read: 100 to 1 in the Stock Market by Thomas Phelps

Which signals sent by the companies are reliable and which are not? Read: Separating the green frogs from the rhino beetles

Value stocks have been underperforming growth stocks since 2007. That’s more than 12 years in a row! But is this underperformance going to last much longer? Read: Is Value Investing Ready to Outperform Growth?

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A few examples of ____ stocks are Nokia, Palantir, Bed Bath, and Beyond, & AMC.

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