Jefferies names 5 ‘Buy’ stocks with 31% to 53% upside
The Nifty has fallen around 11% so far in 2026, but the market decline has not erased the growth opportunities that Jefferies sees across some parts of corporate India. The brokerage has identified five ‘Buy’-rated stocks where its targets indicate upside of more than 30%, with Adani Energy Solutions at the top with 53% potential upside.
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Read MoreTrump Trade War, 51st-State Talk Push Canada Toward EU Associate Membership
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is exploring an unprecedented partnership with the European Union (EU), looking to reduce his country’s heavy economic reliance on the United States amid an escalating trade war and political friction with President Donald Trump.
Carney has discussed the possibility of Canada becoming an “associate member”
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Read MoreCoreWeave (CRWV) Stock Rebounds as Cathie Wood Makes Big Move
TLDR
- CRWV stock rebounded more than 1% overnight after falling 4% on Thursday and about 10% for the week.
- ARK Investment Management bought 239,083 CoreWeave shares worth roughly $19.1 million.
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Read More$1 Million in These 3 ETFs Pays More Than $100,000 a Year Without Touching Principal
Three options-income ETFs are quietly handing investors monthly paychecks that make Treasury yields look embarrassing, and the strategy works without selling a single share of principal.
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Pulling more than $100,000 a year in cash from a $1 million portfolio without selling shares used to require either serious credit risk or a bond ladder built when yields were high.
Asian benchmarks mostly rise after Wall Street’s rally
TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares mostly rose early Tuesday, as the market mood turned positive from the overnight rally on Wall Street.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 added 02% in early trading to 8,748.20. South Korea’s Kospi jumped 1.6% to 7,120.25. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng gained nearly 0.6% to 25,185.26, while the Shanghai Composite rose 0.4% to 3,964.45.
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Read MoreThe Burst
Oh, That Can’t Be Good
Usually, we talk about interesting stocks that may be on the cusp of growing revenues, profits or share price rapidly on a Tuesday but today we’re breaking from our regular programming to flag a major concern that could affect consumers. And because consumer spending is widely regarded to constitute about 70% of GDP, anything that affects it has a material impact on the broader stock market.
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Read MoreThe Ivy
Is The Santa Claus Rally Real?
Every seasoned trader has heard the phrase “Santa Claus Rally,” but very few understand precisely why it happens. Is it random or is there something structural under the surface that repeats like clockwork each year?
Beyond the whimsical idea of holiday cheer spilling over into the markets, there are structural and behavioral dynamics at play that make the final weeks of the year particularly conducive to market gains.
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Read MoreThe Spotlight
150 Year Old Indicator Picks Bear Market Bottom
It’s hard to figure out one golden indicator that could accurately point to when the bear market will bottom. Should you look at Buffett’s favorite indicator tracking Total Market Cap/GDP? Or maybe it’s best to look at the S&P vs the Fed Balance Sheet? What about book values or price-to-earnings ratios for the indices? As you can see,
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