The stock market doesn’t always get it right. Periodically, investors can find inefficiencies that can yield higher returns than the S&P 500 average. Sometimes the market notices underpriced assets right away, while in other cases it can take several months or even years. Investors who are looking for buy-the-dip opportunities in the tech sector may want to consider these three picks.
Gold ETFs also remained in favour during June, receiving Rs 3,443 crore of net inflows after investor interest returned following a correction in bullion prices.
Overall, passive mutual funds attracted Rs 16,724 crore in net inflows during June. Other ETFs accounted for the bulk of passive inflows,
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A good starting point is to ask yourself a simple question: are broad energy sector ETFs enough for your portfolio?
If your goal is general exposure to inflation or geopolitical risk, broad energy ETFs already provide it. They include oil majors, integrated producers,
Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) may offer a cleaner way to invest in the AI infrastructure boom than Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA). One has the bigger long-term vision, but the other is tied directly to the power, cooling, and data center systems needed today. The real question is which stock offers the better setup after both have become major AI infrastructure stories.
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The U.S. is truly a special, entrepreneurial oasis where anyone can succeed.
The fact that one American stock, Nvidia (NVDA), is worth more than the French, German, and Italian stock markets combined says it all. I should add that Nvidia is also worth more than the entire British stock market.
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On Dec. 31, Berkshire Hathaway‘s (BRKA 0.96%)(BRKB +0.13%) CEO of more than half a century, Warren Buffett, called it a career. Even though the Oracle of Omaha is no longer involved in his trillion-dollar company’s day-to-day operations or oversees its $343 billion investment portfolio,
The Federal Reserve has called on Xbox CEO Asha Sharma to help it assess the economic impact of new technologies,
Believe it or not, at one point in late March, tech was the worst-performing S&P 500 sector year to date. Thanks to a huge second-quarter resurgence fueled by strong corporate earnings and easing geopolitical tensions, tech is back to its familiar spot as one of the best-performing sectors of the first half of 2026.
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The average growth rate of the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) over the long term is around 10%. So, if a company is growing around there, I’d consider that average growth. If it’s in the mid-teens and higher, it’s certainly above-average growth. However, when you get into stocks that are growing their revenue consistently above the 50% mark,
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In the lead up to the SpaceX IPO, there were dozens of stories about early employees and investors who stood to make millions of dollars for betting on, or working for, Elon Musk.
But thanks to Musk’s work with DOGE, his public comments on X, and the infamous gesture he made at Donald Trump’s inauguration that looked a lot like a Nazi salute,
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