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    More than just an index and it's not Nifty: A collection of stocks suitable for trading and investing alike
    Out of 50 stocks, only 5 of them have delivered negative returns in the last one year. Out of these 5 stocks, three stocks belong to one industrial house which faced headwinds early last year. 7 stocks have delivered more than 100 percent return, 4 stocks have gained between 80 to 100 %, 8 stocks have gained between 60 to 80 %, 5 stocks between 40 to 60 %, 12 stocks have gained between 20 to 40% and 9 stocks have gained between 0 to 20%. So, if you have focussed only on these 50 stocks out of a total universe of more than 3000 stocks which are traded, the probability that you would have been able to make money both in volatile and trending markets and also satisfy your desire to be a trader and investor at same time would have been met. The reason why is stocks? Most retail traders have a tendency to trade with bullish bias and prefer taking long positions rather than going short even when markets are not so bullish.
    Probability favors them: A set of stocks to fulfill the desire of trader and investor in you
    Trading and investing are very different both in terms of skill sets, requirement of capital and finally the returns which one is able to generate from each of them. That is probably the reason that even the most exceptional wealth creators in the world have accepted this fact and stayed with what they are good at, either investing or trading. But the majority of us have this desire to do both trading and investing at the same time. This mixing of both may lead to a situation where either there would be no returns, or sub optima returns. While in the stock market there is nothing called guaranteed but there is a set of stocks which have higher probability to help all those who want to be trader and investor at both the time.
    Desire management, the quantitative way: A set of stocks for those who wish to do trade and invest at the same time
    Out of 50 stocks, only 7 have delivered negative returns in the last one year. Out of these 7 stocks, four stocks belong to one industrial house which faced headwinds at the start of 2023. 6 stocks have delivered more than 100 percent return and 26 stocks have gained more than 20 % in the last one year. If you had focussed only on these set stocks and either invested or only traded in them only, the possibility of being able to satisfy your desire to be a trader and investor at same time would have been met.
    A little known Chinese firm rules over the metals needed for green tech
    Under green technology, the country has control over many vital elements such as cobalt, lithium, primarily used in electric vehicle batteries as well as rare earth metals.
    ETMarkets Smart Talk- Direction of market from hereon will be largely determined by earnings growth: Niraj Kumar
    The macroeconomic stability that India offers along with demographics, political stability, and strong and credible institutional framework is a rare commodity in today’s VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex & Ambiguous) world.
    Infertile lands, barren fields for livestock: India's plan for clean energy plants comes at a great cost
    The industry is fruitful in some ways - hundreds of trucks stacked with mineral-rich soil journey back and forth regularly between the mine and processing plants - but it is damaging in others. Farmers say their fields are stripped of fertile earth and livestock desperately comb through now-barren lands for feed.
    • On Hindenburg, Adani evokes 'matrubhumi', flaunts spunk and success
      Gautam Adani, the chairman of Adani Group, strongly emphasized his group's resilience, transparency and strong fundamentals. Adani also dismissed allegations from the Hindenburg report and underlined his faith in the future of both India and his own business. Adani Group has previously evoked nationalistic sentiment in fighting accusations against them, mainly due to the business being wired up strongly to the national economy.
      Solar farms out at sea are clean energy’s next breakthrough
      Most initial trials of solar-at-sea have involved small-scale systems, and there are numerous challenges still to overcome — including higher costs and the impacts of corrosive salts or destructive winds. Yet developers are increasingly confident that offshore solar can become a significant new segment in renewable energy.
      Adani has $2 bn bonds due for repayment in 2024
      Adani group management, including group chief financial officer Jugeshinder Singh, last month held roadshows in Singapore and Hong Kong to reassure investors that the company's finances are under control. These are to be extended to Dubai, London and the US from March 7 to 15
      Adani has $2 bn bonds due for repayment in 2024
      The apples-to-airport conglomerate borrowed over USD 10 billion in foreign currency bonds between July 2015 and 2022 across group companies. Of this, USD 1.15 billion of bonds matured in 2020 and 2022. Executives told investors they will address upcoming debt maturities including by potentially offering private placement notes and using cash from operations.
      Billionaires Ambani and Adani plan to build 25gw of clean energy in Andhra Pradesh
      Reliance Industries Ltd. will build 10 gigawatts of solar power in the state, Ambani, Asia’s richest person, said at an investors’ gathering Friday organized by the state. Karan Adani, chief executive officer of Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd., said his group is committed to constructing 15 gigawatts of renewables capacity across five districts over the next few years.
      Government, RBI to ensure inflation stays in check: Nirmala Sitharaman
      "It (RBI) is not necessarily synchronising (with western central banks) but at the same time, also watching the global movement of capital. I think the RBI is looking at the Indian economy a lot more for our purpose," Sitharaman said in a post-budget interaction in Jaipur.
      Gautam Adani: The Indian tycoon weathering stock market panic
      On New Year's Day in 1998, Adani and an associate were reportedly kidnapped by gunmen demanding a $1.5 million ransom, before being later released at an unknown location.
      Adani Group plans to demerge more business; dismisses debt concerns
      Adani Group has typically incubated businesses within its flagship company, to demerge and list them later. Its listed arms today operate in sectors including ports, power transmission, green energy and food production. The corporate house plans to spin off, or demerge, its metals, mining, data centre, airports, roads and logistics businesses, said CFO Jugeshinder Singh.
      Adani Group plans to demerge more business; dismisses debt concerns
      The group has typically incubated businesses within its flagship company, to demerge and list them later. Its listed arms today operate in sectors including ports, power transmission, green energy and food production.
      World faces tension with China under Xi Jinping's third term
      Xi has tightened control at home and is trying to use China’s economic heft to increase its influence abroad. Washington accused Beijing this month of trying to undermine U.S. alliances, global security and economic rules. Activists says Xi’s government wants to deflect criticism of abuses by changing the U.N.'s definition of human rights.
      Hindustan Zinc Q2 Results: Net corrects sequentially due to high input costs, lower metal prices
      The company reported a 36% year-on-year growth in its consolidated top line to Rs 8,336 crore
      TotalEnergies says it could trim its stake in Adani Green
      Patrick Pouyanne, the chief executive officer of TotalEnergies, said in response to a question during an investor presentation on Wednesday that the appreciation in value is “a source of potential cash.” In an interview in New York, Pouyanne said his company has no plan right now to cut its holding, and if it did so, any reduction would be small and only to recoup some of its initial investment.
      Steel players expect government to withdraw export duty; to go ahead with capex plans
      When asked about the impact of the export duty on the industry, Tata Steel CEO and MD T V Narendran said: "We appreciate the need to control inflation and the need for some short-term measures like the export duty, prolonging this duty even after steel prices have settled at much lower levels is detrimental to the profitability of the industry."
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