Author: Aruna Kaim

A 14% crash in Tesla’s stock price on Thursday wiped roughly $19 billion from Elon Musk’s personal fortune. The selloff was triggered by Tesla’s Q2 earnings report, which missed profit expectations for the first time in over two years—leaving investors rattled by surging costs and a pivot away from core EV manufacturing. Key Drivers Behind the Market Panic 1. Severe Cash Burn & Massive AI Capex Wall Street was blindsided by Tesla’s capital expenditures doubling YoY to $5.8 billion in Q2. This heavy spending on artificial intelligence, robotaxis, and humanoid robots pushed the company’s free cash flow into negative territory…

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Wall Street’s major indexes saw muted activity at Friday’s opening bell following a steep, tech-led selloff in the previous session. Investors are balancing a barrage of fresh corporate earnings against renewed geopolitical friction in the Middle East and new trade measures from Washington. Opening Snapshot Dow Jones Industrial Average: Up 79.7 points (+0.15%) to 51,791.37. S&P 500: Down 2.0 points (-0.03%) to 7,406.30. Nasdaq Composite: Down 30.3 points (-0.12%) to 25,107.38. Key Market Drivers 1. Tech Sector Pressure & Corporate Earnings The modest start follows sharp declines for big-tech names during Thursday’s trading session. While quarterly earnings reports continue to…

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Somewhere between what your investments earn and what you actually keep, a portion goes missing every year. It is charged by nobody you could name and appears on no statement you will ever receive. Warren Buffett worked out where it goes, why almost no investor escapes it, and how large it has quietly become. He then reduced the whole thing to a single law of motion that Sir Isaac Newton—who lost a fortune in the markets—never got around to discovering. The Genius Who Stumbled: Isaac Newton and the South Sea Bubble Sir Isaac Newton, the genius who unlocked gravity and…

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Finding durable compounders in the Indian equity market often feels like searching for a needle in a haystack. While headline index movements in the Nifty 50 or Sensex capture everyday attention, individual stock selection requires looking past short-term noise and focusing on core fundamental strength. To streamline this process, quantitative scoring models like Stock Reports Plus evaluate companies across key operational and financial metrics, assigning an overall rating on a scale of 1 to 10. A perfect “10 out of 10” score indicates that a stock is firing on all cylinders—demonstrating superior earnings stability, sound valuation, low earnings risk, and…

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The snippet highlights the exact macroeconomic crosscurrents that dominate the current market backdrop. When elevated crude prices, geopolitical uncertainty, and global interest rate pressures create broader market volatility, stock selection shifts from broad thematic exposure toward high-conviction, fundamental stock picking. Even during periods of macro-underperformance in benchmark indices like the Nifty, analysts typically identify individual large-, mid-, and small-cap opportunities with upside targets exceeding 25% by focusing on specific operational catalysts: 1. Large-Caps: Resilience & Sector-Specific Recovery Large-cap stocks with strong balance sheets and pricing power are generally the first to absorb macro shocks (like surging crude) and rebound. Analysts…

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Samsung’s latest flagship foldables—the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip 8—have officially become the first smartphones to ship with Google’s new Gemini Intelligence platform and on-device Gemini Nano 4 model. The devices are also the first in the industry to earn the official “with Gemini Intelligence” badge on Android, signifying top-tier hardware capable of advanced on-device AI. What’s New in Gemini Nano 4? Built on Google’s Gemma 4 architecture, Gemini Nano 4 brings significant upgrades to local AI processing: Multimodal Processing: Enhanced ability to analyze and process text, images, and complex multi-format inputs…

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At the Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event in London, Samsung officially entered the smart glasses market by unveiling its first Samsung Intelligent Eyewear. Rather than launching bulky augmented reality (AR) goggles, Samsung partnered with Google, Qualcomm, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker to deliver sleek, lightweight, AI-powered smart glasses designed for all-day daily wear. Key Specifications & Hardware Features Processor & OS: Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip and running on Android XR. Design & Style: Lightweight, everyday frame aesthetics with customizable options (various styles, colors, and lenses) created in collaboration with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Audio &…

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Cartridge-based printers can quickly become expensive due to the high cost of replacement ink. For families, students, and home offices, switching to an ink tank printer offers significantly lower running costs, higher page yields, and long-term savings without sacrificing quality. Here are five top ink tank printers available on Flipkart that offer a strong balance between affordability, performance, and convenience. Quick Comparison Summary Printer Model Price Key Highlight Yield (Black / Color) Wireless? Auto Duplex? Brother DCP-T535DW ₹16,899 Automatic 2-sided printing Up to 15,000 / 5,000 pages Yes Yes HP Smart Tank 589 ₹13,699 Beginner-friendly setup Up to 4,000 /…

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Xiaomi has expanded its accessories lineup in India with the launch of the Xiaomi Power Bank 5i, succeeding the 4i model launched last year. Packed with high-speed charging, broad device compatibility, and a smart display, here is everything you need to know about the newly released power bank. Key Specifications and Features Battery & Capacity: Features a massive 20,000mAh Lithium-ion battery. Ultra-Fast Charging: Supports up to 67W fast output charging, making it powerful enough to charge smartphones, tablets, and even laptops like the MacBook Air. Rapid Recharging: Equipped with 65W fast input, ensuring the power bank itself recharges with minimal…

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The Indian rupee depreciated by 11 paise to open at 96.36 against the US dollar in early interbank foreign exchange trading on Wednesday, down from its previous close of 96.25. The currency came under renewed selling pressure as rising global crude oil prices and escalating Middle East geopolitical risks drove demand toward safe-haven assets, boosting the greenback. Primary Pressure Points Driving Currency Weakness 1. Escalating Oil Prices & Maritime Supply Security Crude Rally: Global benchmark Brent crude rose 1.18% to $92.08 per barrel in futures trading. Geopolitical Risk Premium: Supply disruption fears across key transit routes—including the Red Sea and…

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