I don’t understand why more people don’t use Google Gemini for stock research.
Not for tips.
Not for predictions.
But for thinking clearly before risking money.
Here are 10 detailed prompts I actually use 👇
A man with nothing to offer will take everything you have.
The one without money will take yours. The one without self-worth will betray you.
The one without peace will drain you, and the one without dreams will sabotage yours. If he can't provide and protect, he’s not a partner.
He's a parasite, and a parasite doesn't love you. It just needs you, not for who you are, but for what you can give. Remember, a parasite can only survive if you keep feeding it. Remember that.
Something strange is happening in India's stock markets
In 2025, 63% IPO money raised didn't go to companies, but went to promoters and private equity
And this is not by accident, I spent weeks digging SEBI filings to understand how IPOs are rigged, here's what I found
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Life of Indian man
- Born
- Start studying
- No time for hobbies or sports
- Treated harshly by teachers and society
- Compete against millions for college
- Compete for jobs
- Finally get a job
- Responsibility of the family
- Marry and have kids
- Take care of wife, kids, and parents
- Sacrifice all dreams for them
- Work whole life
- Die
Are we heading for another Great Depression?!!
Wonderful article by Gita Gopinath on the potential market crash in US and its possible impact on Global economy! Remember, the Great Depression of 1929 (almost a century ago) also began with a US stock market crash!!
(The Economist, October 18th, 2025)
1. THE AMERICAN Stock market has see-sawed lately amid a flare-up in trade tensions, but remains near its all-time high. The surge, fuelled by enthusiasm around artificial intelligence, similar to the one befote dotcom crash of 2000s.
2. Though technological innovation is reshaping industries and increasing productity, investors have good reasons to worry that the current rally may be setting the stage for another painful market correction. The consequences of such a crash, however, could be far more severe and global in scope than those felt a quarter of a century ago.
3. At the heart of this concern is the sheer scale of exposure, both domestic and international, to American equities. American households have significantly increased their holdings in the stock market. Foreign investors, particularly from Europe, have for the same reasons poured capital into American stocks.
4. Market correction of the same magnitude as the dotcom crash could wipe out roughly 70% of American GDP in 2024. A shock of this magnitude could cut consumption by 3.5 percentage points.
5. Foreign investors could face wealth losses exceeding $15trn, or about 20% of the rest of the world's GDP.
6. Historically, the rest of the world has found some cushion in the dollar's tendency to rise during crises.
7. However, this time, the dollar has instead fallen against most major currencies. Although this does not mark the end of the dollar's dominance, it does reflect growing unease among foreign investors about the currency's trajectory.
8. With government debt levels at record highs the ability to use fiscal stimulus, would be limited.
9 Further tit-for-tat tariffs between America and China would damage not just their bilateral trade but global trade too.
10. A market crash today would be much more devastating for global economy due to structural vulnerabilities and macroeconomic context.
(Trivia- Ms Gita Gopinath is former Chief Economist and First DMD of IMF. She is an alumnus of Delhi School of Economics, and married to a former IAS officer, who is also an alumnus of Delhi School of Economics and topped UPSC CSE in 1995-96 and is also a renowned Economist now working with J -PAL alongwith Nobel Laureate Dr Abhijit Banerjee).
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