Abhinit Singh

Feet on the ground, eyes to the sky.
Capitalist.
Centrist.
Rationalist.

[Abhinit Singh @This_Is_Abhinit]

Total number of unicorns 🦄 in India till now.
#startups #investors #valuation #Companies #funding

[The Market Mind @Market_Mind_]

The Richest People in the World

[Info Base @infobasecenter]

Ranked: The World's Top Billionaire Cities in 2026

[Tim @TimurNegru]

Say what you want about France, but the property you can buy there for the money is wild.

€329k ($376k) for a 4-storey stone house with a stream in the garden and a gîte already built into the ground floor.

214 m² (2,303 sqft), 6 bedrooms, built in 1800. Sits in Catus, a small village 15 minutes from Cahors (Malbec country) in southwest France.

Property tax: ~€1,500 a year. Very cool.

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

Nvidia co-founder Curtis Priem sold his entire stake by 2006 for $50 million.

If he had simply held those shares, they would be worth $600 BILLION today.

[StockGro @stockgro]

Look closely at India’s richest investors and you’ll spot something interesting — there’s no single way to win.

Radhakishan Damani built an empire holding just 11 stocks, with DMart at the core. Mukul Agrawal? 74 stocks. Rekha Jhunjhunwala, Ashish Kacholia, Sunil Singhania — each playing a completely different game.
Some go concentrated, betting big on a few names. Some diversify across dozens.

But the one thing they all share? Conviction. Their own research, their own patience, their own calls.

So which camp are you in — focused or diversified? 👇

Follow Stockgro for real market insights, top investor moves, and lessons that actually compound - all in one place, so you never miss the next big move. 📈

#StockGro #StockMarketIndia #IndianInvestors #RadhakishanDamani #JhunjhunwalaPortfolio

[Forbes @Forbes]

Forbes ranked the wealthiest families in the U.S. and found a record 54 multi-generational clans worth at least $10 billion.

Still no family comes close to Walmart’s Waltons; already the richest family, they were also the biggest gainers by far, nearly doubling their fortune in two years to more than a half-trillion dollars.

Read more about America's richest families: https://t.co/iZyDi3N8sz

Illustration: Robert Bruno for Forbes
#ForbesDecabillionaires

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

Happy Birthday, Elon Musk! 🎂🚀

Today we celebrate the ultimate builder, innovator, and meme lord who turned sci-fi dreams into reality. From early startups to revolutionizing multiple industries, here’s a tribute to every major Elon Musk product

Every Elon Musk product:

1. Blastar (1984)
2. Zip2 (1995)
3. X . com (1999)
4. Tesla Roadster (2006)
5. Falcon 1 (2006)
6. Tesla Model S (2009)
7. Falcon 9 (2010)
8. Giga Fremont (2010)
9. Dragon 1 (2010)
10. Supercharging network (2012)
11. Starship (2012)
12. Hyperloop (2013)
13. Dragon 2 (2014)
14. Tesla Model X (2015)
15. New Spacesuits (2015)
16. Starlink (2015)
17. Powerwall 1 (2015)
18. Giga Nevada (2016)
19. Tesla Model 3 (2016)
20. Powerwall 2 (2016)
21. Tesla solar roof (2016)
22. FSD (2016)
23. Tesla Semi (2017)
24. Tesla Roadster 2.0 (2017)
25. Tesla solar panels (2017)
26. Giga New York (2017)
27. Neuralink (2017)
28. Not-a-Flamethrower (2018)
29. Falcon Heavy (2018)
30. Giga Shanghai (2019)
31. Tesla Cybertruck (2019)
32. Tesla Cyberquad (2019)
33. Tesla Model Y (2019)
34. Tesla Megapack (2019)
35. Tesla Insurance (2019)
36. 4680 cells (2020)
37. Short Shorts (2020)
38. Tesla Optimus (2021)
39. Giga Berlin (2022)
40. Prufrock II (2022)
41. Burnt Hair Parfume (2022)
42. Giga Texas (2022)
43. Powerwall 3 (2023)
44. Tesla Dojo (2023)
45. Giga Mexico (2023)
46. Grok (2023)
47. Cybercab (2024)
48. Robovan (2024)
49. Robotaxi (2025)
50. SpaceX IPO (2026)
51. xAI + SpaceX Merger (2026)
52. Macrohard (2026)

Note: this list is not exhaustive. Some of the products are in development status.

[Math Files @Math_files]

Happy birthday, @elonmusk — an iconic figure who faced rejection, financial crises, and repeated failures, yet continued to rise every single time with greater confidence and powerful comebacks.

1995 — Applied to Netscape and didn't get hired

1996 — Ousted as CEO of Zip2 by the board

1999 — Co-founded X .com (which later became PayPal)

2000 — Replaced as PayPal CEO while on his honeymoon

2000 — Contracted life-threatening malaria while on vacation in South Africa

2001 — Failed to buy rockets from Russia; went on to found SpaceX

2006 — First Falcon 1 launch failed

2007 — Second Falcon 1 launch failed

2008 — Third Falcon 1 launch failed

2008 — Financial crisis left both SpaceX and Tesla on the brink of bankruptcy (Tesla was 48 hours from closure)

2009 — Tesla faced major production and financial struggles with the Roadster

2013 — Early reusable rocket landing attempts failed

2014 — Tesla faced NHTSA scrutiny over several Model S fires

2015 — Multiple failed landing attempts before the first successful booster landing (Dec 2015)

2016 — Facebook's AMOS-6 satellite destroyed in a SpaceX launchpad explosion

2016 — Tesla Model X suffered production delays and quality issues

2018 — Public backlash after cannabis use on The Joe Rogan Experience

2018 — SEC sued Musk over "funding secured" tweet; he stepped down as Chairman and paid fines (remained CEO)

2019 — Tesla faced delivery delays and profitability concerns during the Model 3 ramp-up

2020 — Tesla became one of the most shorted stocks in the U.S.

2020 — COVID-19 controversies over lockdown criticism and factory operations

2021 — Criticism over Bitcoin-related statements that caused market volatility

2022 — Acquired Twitter (later renamed X), followed by mass layoffs and advertiser backlash

2023 — Ongoing criticism over X's content moderation and regulatory scrutiny

2023 — Starship's first integrated launch ended in an explosion (normal test-phase setback)

2024 — Starship tests continued with both failures and partial successes

2024 — Tesla faced slowing EV demand growth and intensified global competition

2025 — X, AI, and business practices faced continued regulatory and legal scrutiny

2025 — Starship made progress but remained experimental with mixed results

2026 — Ongoing challenges across AI, space, and EVs, including competition, regulation, and scaling issues

2026 — Became the world’s first trillionaire after SpaceX IPO.

[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Ranked: The World’s Most Valuable Unicorns in 2026 🦄

https://t.co/RhETHh1mF1

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

💵 The Global Wealth Pyramid

(Above $1T): 1 person - 1 in 8.3 billion
($100B–$1T): 19 people - 1 in 437 million
($10B–$100B): ~180 people - 1 in 46 million
($1B–$10B): ~2,700 people - 1 in 3.1 million
($100M–$1B): ~29,000 people - 1 in 286,000
($10M–$100M): ~2.3 million people - 1 in 3,600
($1M–$10M): ~60 million people - 1 in 138
($100K–$1M): 628 million people - 1 in 13
($10K–$100K): 1.57 billion people - 1 in 5
(Below $10K): 1.55 billion people - 1 in 5

[sustainme.in®️ @sustainme_in]

**India's Largest Listed Business Houses** 🏆

The powerhouses driving India's growth story:

**1. Tata Group** — ₹30-35+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: TCS, Tata Motors, Titan, Trent, Tata Power, Indian Hotels, Tata Elxsi, Voltas, NELCO, Tata Communications

**2. Reliance Group** — ₹18-22+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: Reliance Industries, Network18, TV18, DEN Networks, Hathway

**3. Adani Group** — ₹15-20+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, Adani Power, Adani Green, Adani Energy Solutions, Adani Total Gas, Ambuja Cement, ACC

**4. Bharti Group** — ₹11-13+ Lakh Cr
Key Stock: Bharti Airtel

**5. JSW Group** — ₹6-8+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: JSW Steel, JSW Energy, JSW Infrastructure, JSW Holdings

**6. Bajaj Group** — ₹6-8+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Auto, Maharashtra Scooters

**7. Mahindra Group** — ₹5-7+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: M&M, Tech Mahindra, Mahindra Lifespaces, Mahindra Logistics, Swaraj Engines

**8. Aditya Birla Group** — ₹4-6+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: UltraTech Cement, Grasim, Hindalco, Aditya Birla Capital, ABFRL, Vodafone Idea

**9. Jindal Group** — ₹3-5+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: Jindal Steel & Power, JSL, Jindal Saw, Jindal Worldwide

**10. TVS Group** — ₹2-4+ Lakh Cr
Key Stocks: TVS Motor, Sundaram Fasteners, TVS Holdings, TVS Electronics

Which Indian business house inspires you the most? 🇮🇳

[The Market Mind @Market_Mind_]

America's Biggest Companies in 2000 Vs 2026

[Evan @StockMKTNewz]

HERE ARE THE 30 HIGHEST PAID CEOs IN THE S&P 500 VIA WSJ

🥇 Elon Musk, Tesla $TSLA: $158,359M
🥈 Shankh Mitra, Welltower $WELL: $821M
🥉 George Kurtz, CrowdStrike $CRWD: $248M
4. Hock Tan, Broadcom $AVGO: $205M
5. David Zaslav, Warner Bros $WBD: $165M
6. Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone $BX: $126M
7. David Solomon, Goldman Sachs $GS: $119M
8. Nikesh Arora, Palo Alto Networks $PANW: $100M
9. Jane Fraser, Citigroup $C: $96M
10. Charles Scharf, Wells Fargo $WFC: $95M
11. Joseph Bae, KKR $KKR: $84M
12. Robin Vince, BNY Mellon $BK: $83M
13. Scott Nuttall, KKR $KKR: $80M
14. Marc Casper, Thermo Fisher $TMO: $80M
15. Tim Cook, Apple $AAPL: $74M
16. Gregory Case, Aon $AON: $74M
17. John Plant, Howmet Aerospace $HWM: $71M
18. John Wren, Omnicom $OMC: $70M
19. Michael Arougheti, Ares Management $ARES: $68M
20. Ariel Emanuel, TKO Group $TKO: $67M
21. Richard Fairbank, Capital One $COF: $65M
22. Anirudh Devgan, Cadence Design $CDNS: $57M
23. Lisa Su, AMD $AMD: $55M
24. Theodore Sarandos, Netflix $NFLX: $54M
25. Greg Peters, Netflix $NFLX: $53M
26. Charles Robbins, Cisco $CSCO: $53M
27. William McDermott, ServiceNow $NOW: $52M
28. Shantanu Narayen, Adobe $ADBE: $51M
29. Marc Benioff, Salesforce $CRM: $49M
30. Stephen Squeri, American Express $AXP: $46M

[CA Paaras Gangwal @ThetaVegaCap]

Jio Platforms isn’t just Reliance anymore.

Global tech giants and marquee investors have already bought into the India digital story:

🔹 Reliance Industries – 66.43%
🔹 Meta – 9.98%
🔹 Google – 7.73%
🔹 PIF Saudi Arabia – 2.31%
🔹 KKR – 2.31%
🔹 Vista Equity – 2.31%

Jio Platforms has become one of the most valuable digital ecosystems built in India.

#Jio #Reliance #DigitalIndia #Investing #Stocks #IndiaGrowthStory #MukeshAmbani

[Civixplorer @Civixplorer]

🇺🇸 Largest US Companies by Revenue - Amazon overtook Walmart in 2026:

1. 🛒 Amazon: $716.9 B
2. 🛒 Walmart: $713.2 B
3. 🏥 UnitedHealth: $447.6 B
4. 💻 Apple: $416.2 B
5. 🏥 McKesson: $403.4 B
6. 💻 Alphabet: $402.8 B
7. 🏥 CVS Health: $402.1 B
8. 🏦 Berkshire Hathaway: $371.4 B
9. ⚡ Exxon Mobil: $332.2 B
10. 🏥 Cencora: $321.3 B
11. 💻 Microsoft: $281.7 B
12. 🛒 Costco: $275.2 B
13. 🏥 Cigna: $274.9 B
14. 🏥 Cardinal Health: $222.6 B
15. 💻 Nvidia: $215.9 B
16. 💻 Meta: $201.0 B
17. 🏥 Elevance Health: $199.1 B
18. 🏥 Centene: $194.8 B
19. ⚡ Chevron: $189.0 B
20. 🚗 Ford Motor: $187.3 B
21. 🚗 General Motors: $185.0 B
22. 🏦 JPMorgan Chase: $182.4 B
23. 🛒 Home Depot: $164.7 B
24. 🏦 Fannie Mae: $152.7 B
25. 🛒 Walgreens: $147.7 B
26. 🛒 Kroger: $147.6 B
27. 📡 Verizon: $138.2 B
28. ⚡ Marathon Petroleum: $132.7 B
29. 🏦 StoneX: $132.4 B
30. ⚡ Phillips 66: $132.4 B
31. 🏥 Humana: $129.7 B
32. 📡 AT&T: $125.6 B
33. 📡 Comcast: $123.7 B
34. 🏦 State Farm: $123.0 B
35. ⚡ Valero Energy: $122.7 B
36. 🏦 Freddie Mac: $122.1 B
37. 💻 Dell Technologies: $113.5 B
38. 🏦 Bank of America: $113.1 B
39. 🛒 Target: $104.8 B
40. 🚗 Tesla: $94.8 B
41. 📡 Walt Disney: $94.4 B
42. 🏥 Johnson & Johnson: $94.2 B
43. 🛍️ PepsiCo: $93.9 B
44. 🏭 Boeing: $89.5 B
45. 🏭 UPS: $88.7 B
46. 🏭 RTX: $88.6 B
47. 🏭 FedEx: $87.9 B
48. 🏦 Progressive: $87.7 B
49. 🛒 Lowe's: $86.3 B
50. ⚡ Energy Transfer: $85.5 B

Fortune 500 (2026) via 50pros (@VisualCap)

[Forbes @Forbes]

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms Files Much-Anticipated Mega IPO https://t.co/FXeOI9VF2h (Photo: Bloomberg)

[WOLF @WOLF_Financial]

GOOGLE HAS NOW MADE MORE THAN $100B ON SPACEX

Google $GOOGL invested ~$900 Million into SpaceX more than a decade ago

Google now owns roughly 4.9% of SpaceX $SPCX

4.9% of SpaceX is worth $119.4 Billion as of today

That means Google is currently up $118.5 Billion on their SpaceX investment

[Global Statistics @Globalstats11]

If Elon Musk converted his entire estimated ~$1.3 trillion net worth into gold at current prices, he could theoretically buy nearly ~9,800 metric tons of gold, surpassing the official gold reserves of any country in the world.

[R @AlphaWizarDD]

Radhakishan Damani's 1.56% stake in NSE is worth ₹7,800 Crore.

That's just from owning a sliver of the exchange — not a company that makes anything, sells anything, or advertises anything.

Sunil Munjal: ₹2,050 Crore.
Kris Gopalakrishnan: ₹1,900 Crore.
Dolly Khanna: ₹300 Crore.
Ramdeo Agarwal: ₹150 Crore.
Motilal Oswal: ₹150 Crore.

None of these names run NSE.

They just owned a piece of the place where everyone else goes to trade.

[StockGro @stockgro]

NSE IPO is officially in motion 📄📈

DRHP filed with SEBI (June 17, 2026)

But the structure is key:

▪ 100% Offer-for-Sale (no fresh capital raised)
▪ Proceeds go to existing shareholders
▪ Listing on BSE (not NSE itself)
₹19,177 Cr revenue | 12.7 Cr+ investors
India’s most anticipated exchange listing is now formally underway.