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Of US fractional investing and the lesson for India - Vimarsana News

Of US fractional investing and the lesson for India

The concept of fractional shares is missing in an absolute form in Indian markets though it is supported in some form through mutual fund and ETF investing.

FAANG stocks could surge 50% this year, says Tom Lee - Vimarsana News

FAANG stocks could surge 50% this year, says Tom Lee

Not just FAANG, which were pounded in 2022, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee is also optimistic about other tech and growth stocks

CNN Early Start With Christine Romans June 4, 2024 09:54:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Early Start With Christine Romans June 4, 2024 09:54:00

Regional banks, a guest earlier said that the banking system is safe and you could have more bankruptcies. both those things could be true. >> there is never just one. there could always be more than. but i think they ring fenced from a systemic perspective so the street can breathe a sigh of relief. but the ripple effects specifically in tech will be felt for decades. >> so strong get stronger. and you said this will be a good year for big established names in technology. are those sort of the nasdaq kings that are the winners? >> i think when you see names like microsoft, apple, you look at ...

Mark Read: Fears about agencies were 'overblown' after we grew faster than FAANGs - Vimarsana News

Mark Read: Fears about agencies were 'overblown' after we grew faster than FAANGs

Mark Read talks about the year gone by

Apple Stock: Here's How Much Upside May Be Left After Recent Rally - Vimarsana News

Apple Stock: Here's How Much Upside May Be Left After Recent Rally

Apple made news and the stock followed with a big rally. Here's how the charts look now.