HIDDEN GEMS
The fun, harmless double entendre world of surrogate advertising
The phenomenon of surrogate advertising is risining in which companies cleverly promote prohibited products like alcohol by using alternate items like soda. The Central Consumer Protection Authority issued guidelines in 2022 to regulate this, threatening penalties and bans for violations. Surrogate advertising relies on consumers recognizing the hidden messages behind these promotions.
Top three meme coin price predictions— STARS, PLAY, PEPU (not PEPE)
As the crypto market prepares for another bull run, investors are focusing on promising meme coins. Crypto All-Stars, PlayDoge, and Pepe Unchained stand out due to their innovative features, presale success, and growth potential. These coins are expected to see notable increases in 2024, making them worth watching.
Anand Mahindra’s next travel destination: A hidden gem near Mysore Palace
Anand Mahindra talks about his childhood memories of Mysore and expresses a renewed interest in the city, inspired by a woman thread on X. She highlighted attractions like the Naviluna Chocolate Factory and Jaganmohan Palace Art Gallery, making Mysore a delightful blend of tradition and modernity, and a promising global travel destination.
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Did NASA's MESSENGER discover a hidden diamond treasure on Mercury?
Mercury has a sizable diamond layer beneath its surface, which has been discovered through unexpected research. This discovery, which contradicts earlier theories regarding the makeup of the planet, was made possible by data from NASA's MESSENGER satellite.
Go for undiscovered gems in capital goods space & hold for 3-5 years: Anshul Saigal
If one digs deeper into the cables and wires space, there will be opportunities. It is just that one will have to be very stock-specific and on the other hand one will also have to keep booking profits in names where valuations have gone out of whack. So, a bit of both, says Anshul Saigal of Saigal Capital.
How a family of four unlocked the secrets of Switzerland: 25+ cities, 11 days, Rs 90,000!
A family from India shares their budget-friendly European vacation in Switzerland, highlighting the Swiss Travel Pass as a key to savings and convenience. They utilized free travel for children, museum entry, and discounted excursions, making the pass cost-effective. The family's travel hacks included using the SBB app, embracing public transport, and exploring lesser-known destinations like Gstaad and Mürren. Lessons learned emphasize planning, using public transport, and exploring beyond tourist spots for budget adventurers.
Unconventional market signals: Unveiling special opportunities in investing for superior returns
By embracing a more nuanced approach to investing and staying vigilant for special situations, retail investors can position themselves to capitalize on opportunities that often get overlooked. By understanding and capitalizing on special opportunities such as demergers or spinoffs, holding company discounts, and promoter buying, investors can generate superior returns as these strategies have a positive historical track record.
Chabahar brings to fore India's hidden infrastructural play
Modi government's infrastructure upgrade includes a vast network of roads, bridges, and high-speed trains. The transformation extends to invisible sectors like ports, with Chabahar Port key to India's geopolitical strategy. The International North-South Transport Corridor will boost trade with Europe and Russia, while ongoing port development supports Modi's vision of a manufacturing powerhouse.
A taste of Europe trip at half the cost: How to plan Kazakhstan or Georgia or Azerbaijan or Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan trip for Rs. 1 lakh
A clutch of countries in the south of Caucasus and Central Asia provide a whiff of Europe without snapping your budget. Within sniffing distance of Europe and straddling the Eurasian cusp, these are perfect destinations as they combine unsurpassed natural beauty with cultural overdose. Detailed budget and itinerary for Kazakhstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan trips this summer. Happy holidays!
Hidden gems? Harish Krishnan on 4 dark horse sectors worth betting on now
Harish Krishnan suggests potential dark horse sectors for investors, highlighting pharmaceuticals, metals, consumer durables, media. Real estate and select sectors in the investment cycle show positive momentum, while market expected to shift towards growth and quality sectors. Krishnan says "far more sanguine about the growth-oriented and quality-oriented sectors. There is always going to be an intersection of some of the PSUs within that pack."
Looking for hidden gems? Look into these 3 sectors: Anshul Saigal
Anshul Saigal says some people are holding cash but I would say the majority are not holding cash. What that means is that the majority are not expecting a meaningful correction while some are expecting a meaningful correction. An investor who is looking for defensives should go for FMCGs. An investor who is looking for long-term wealth creation should look at QSRs. And there are now multiple opportunities in that space to make money over the next few years.
Hidden gem! This multibagger smallcap stock turns Rs 10,000 to Rs 8 lakh in just 10 years
In the last five-year period, the shares have jumped nearly 1195% and about 611% in the past three years.
Rajesh Ramesh - India's hidden gem in men's 4x400 metres relay team - was a ticket checker before becoming an athlete
The Indian men's 4x400 meters relay team finished fifth at the World Athletics Championships 2023 in Budapest. The team broke the Asian record and became the first Indian team to secure a spot in the championship final.
Penny stocks vs high-priced stocks: Which ones are hidden gems?
Misconceptions about the stock market often cause investors to miss out on opportunities. High-priced stocks surge to new heights, providing substantial returns, whereas penny stocks frequently lead to losses. Investors should recognize that a stock's price does not always correlate to its valuation and look at the underlying fundamentals.
Hidden gems for potential investors: 7 undervalued stocks with RSI below 30
ETMarkets' screener has identified seven oversold stocks with their Relative Strength Index (RSI) below 30, providing investors with potential buying opportunities. Ratnabhumi Developers, Indian Energy Exchange, Bombay Metrics Supply Chain, Sintex Industries, D P Abhushan, GI Engineering Solutions, and Rachana Infrastructure are the selected companies. Despite slight market fluctuations, the companies have shown promising returns in the short and long-term, presenting attractive investment prospects. However, investors must conduct further research and closely monitor the stocks' performance to ensure a successful investment.
7 Oversold stocks with RSI Below 30: Hidden gems or risky investments?
ETMarkets has identified 7 stocks with RSI below 30, indicating oversold conditions. This article explores these companies, and their business operations, and provides insights for potential investors looking to make informed decisions.
Hidden gem of stock market! Check out the uncapped stocks in waiting
The Indian Premier League (IPL) season saw numerous uncapped players shine, with their unorthodox playing style catching the attention of selectors and fans. Similarly, microcap stocks have the advantage of being nimble, flexible and can quickly respond to changes in market conditions. These stocks tend to focus on niche markets or emerging sectors that offer significant growth potential.
Hidden Gems: How small-town entrepreneurs are disrupting traditional industries
Founders in smaller towns have the advantage of building businesses profitably due to reduced hiring costs, which typically constitute over 50% of the budget for early-stage startups.
KR Senthilnathan on market sentiment, spotting hidden midcap gems and more
"What we are trying to see is the structural change in the consumption pattern. Wherever there is a structural change in the consumption pattern, we will be a buyer of that and that is where the wealth has been created in the past and we continue to believe in that."
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