Here are the most clicked items on Alpha Ideas this week:
Modus Operandi of rigging SME IPO stocks (SEBI)
Thermal Power: 2 Lakh Crore Opportunity (AI)
Mega Trend: India Data Centres (AI)
India: Hot Core (AI)
Why markets got spooked by AMFI circular to MFs (MC)
Thread: On Buy & Hold (Skwigglylines)
Crazy rich Indians are buying Lamborghinis (FE)
The Paytm controversy (Money Life)
Tata Sons to raise 55,000 Cr in IPO (BS)
Millionaires don’t use astrology, Billionaires do (Nick Maggiulli)
Some off beat reads for the weekend:
The Mahadev betting app scam (Open)
Amrit Railway Stations (Organiser)
Importing Violence in Europe (Rair Foundation)
Who is Portugal for? (Palladium)
Chinese anxiety over ‘Peak China’ (ORF)
Fears mount over Al Aqsa tensions (Al Majalla)
The post Gaza war opportunity (TOI)
Two shores, One sea (Baffler)
Secrets of the Conservative money machine (Guardian)
Sadiq Khan is tearing London apart (Spiked)
Imran Khan’s resurrection (Dawn)
Pakistani Americans (Tribune)
Riders in the smog (ROW)
Pura Vida: Costa Rica’s national saying (BBC Travel)
Humour: A guide to traffic in India (Team BHP)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Thread: India’s GDP growth accelerates (MoF)
Union Cabinet approves 3 semiconductor units (Ashwini Vaishnaw)
Cabinet nod to 75,021 Cr solar rooftop scheme (Fortune)
Tata Sons to raise 55,000 Cr via IPO (BS)
Mumbai property market at 12 year high (BT)
SC junks plea to reopen Sterlite Copper Smelter (MC)
Company: Lalithaa Jewellery (BI)
The rise and fall of Byju’s (CNBC)
Interview with Jim Chanos (Chicago Booth)
2023 Letter to Investors (Markel)
Source: CRISIL Ratings
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Why markets got spooked by SEBI advisory to MFs (MC)
Modus Operandi of rigging SME IPO stocks (SEBI)
Shriram Finance to replace UPL in Nifty 50 (NDTV Profit)
Bitcoin surges past $60,000 (HT)
India blocks China-led pact at WTO (Rediff)
Solid, Liquid & Inox (Forbes)
AI needs lots of electrical transformers (Climateer)
Ultra HNIs to grow 50% in 5 years (FE)
Tracking difference in ETFs & Index Funds (MS)
Dance with the Portfolio that brought you (F&F)