@deepakshenoy The headline hides where it's coming from: MSME credit is up ~30%, large industry just ~10%.
This isn't broad capex revival yet, it's small/mid businesses finally getting funded after years of being underserved. Worth watching if large-corp capex catches up.
@Nithin0dha Worth adding: RBI ran nearly this playbook in 2013 under Rajan, raised $34B in FCNR deposits.
This window's shorter (closes Sept 30), and RBI's own liability scales with rupee depreciation. Speed isn't just NRI convenience, it's hitting volume before the subsidy expires.
@Akshat_World Already run, historically: 10-yr CAGR is ~21%/yr for QQQ vs ~8.6%/yr for an India-tracking fund, in USD. QQQ wins clean.
But that's not an AI bubble test; it's a "US mega-cap concentration vs India diversification" test. Different question than the one you're asking.
@_deeppaik_ The real difference isn't sentiment, it's structure.
Samsung + SK Hynix are 52% of KOSPI, and Korean retail leveraged up via personal loans to chase the rally.
India's buffer: 9.7 crore SIPs on autopilot, no panic decision to make. 63 straight months of equity inflows.
@Finance_Bareek This is showing up in the data,ELSS inflows dropped ~25% since the new regime went into default (NIFM study).
80C wasn't just a tax break; it was forced discipline. Remove the mandate, remove the habit for many.
Cash flow relief is real. Discipline gap is the actual risk.
Netflix hit a 20-month low the same week it leaned harder into ads.
That's not the market rejecting ads; ad revenue is on track to double this year. It's discounting weak Q2 guidance and Hastings' board exit.
Holding NFLX for the content moat? The thesis is still intact.
@GaryMarcus Worth noting: this quote's from April, recirculating now.
What to look out for: Q1 hyperscaler earnings beat estimates despite the spend
If you hold a standard S&P 500 fund, you're already exposed top 10 names, which are 40%+ of the index Misallocation, beats can coexist for now
@iamrakeshbansal Worth separating two things: that -29% median deal price likely reflects more smaller-unit deals in the mix, not values falling 29%.
Dubai's actual price index only eased ~1.5% (Oct'25 to May'26). Knight Frank calls 2026 normalisation, not correction.
Mix shift, not crash.
@Akshat_World One India-specific point: in May, govt hiked gold import duty from 6% to 15%, adding ~$700/oz to landed cost.
WGC estimates this alone suppresses Indian jewellery/bar/coin demand by 50-60 tonnes this year.
Policy, not just fatigue, is slowing one of the two biggest buyers.
@dakshpixelup This is the part most India-to-US GTM decks miss.
Champions don't sell features internally; they sell risk reduction. "Why won't this blow up on me in 6 months" matters more than "why is this 5% cheaper."
Build for the champion's safety, not your spec sheet.
@KommawarSwapnil Good catch on the math, not new capital, just $13B layered on the $35B from 2025.
The real India angle: $21B+ goes into AWS data centers in Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Watch power/cooling suppliers and data center REITs in that corridor; that's the actual capex landing.
@MrTalkStock Wall Street's split on this.
Standard Chartered calls the dollar/yield move structural real US economic outperformance, not a rate bet.
Barclays' own model flags a dollar-SELLING signal into quarter-end.
Translation: short-term squeeze, medium-term unclear.
@Alchemist1320 The tussle has an answer most retail investors miss: hedging.
Titan, Kalyan, and peers run forward contracts and inventory hedges specifically so the swing direction matters less.
Watching how well a company hedges tells you more than the price move itself.
@sunilgurjar01 Survivorship bias makes this land harder than it should be.
For every Kedia, thousands sold jewellery for trading losses and never recovered. Markets don't reward conviction; they reward conviction that happened to be right.
Worth remembering before the next "sure thing."
Same memory shortage, opposite reaction.
Micron crushed earnings, stock surging on AI memory demand.
Apple's down ~4.5% today because that same shortage just forced it to hike MacBook and iPad prices.
One company's tailwind is another's margin problem.
USD/INR: ₹94.39
@Ajaya_buddy Fair point, and honestly, the more interesting one.
Index-level FII/DII tug-of-war gets all the attention, but the real opportunity's probably in names nobody's debating on TV quietly accumulated for quarters, away from the noise.
That's a screener worth building.
@Nigel__DSouza Incred's not wrong, just incomplete. War premium's real, unwinding fast (aluminium near 3-month low, $3,240/t).
Most desks still see a structural deficit in 2026, China's cap holds, scrap can't fully replace the primary supply.
One premium fading isn't the bull case breaking.
@iamrakeshbansal What's glossed over: Meta's app won't use real money at launch, just points and "play money."
Not an accident, US prediction markets are already tangled in 30+ lawsuits.
Fake stakes first show how careful Meta is being before SEBI or RBI even enter the picture in India.
Micron's Q3: revenue up 346% Stock jumped 14.5% after hours
Part nobody mentions: over its last 5 earnings reports Micron averaged a negative next-day move even after beating estimates
Everyone prices in "great" early When great shows up nobody's left to buy
Last night broke that