From Panic to Patience: 7 investing lessons from James O’Shaughnessy for today’s turbulent markets
Amidst global market turmoil driven by inflation and geopolitical risks, veteran investor James O’Shaughnessy’s timeless principles offer a crucial guide. His framework stresses a long-term perspective, a robust process over chasing quick gains, ignoring forecasts, and unwavering discipline. Mastering behavior, not predicting the future, is key to weathering volatility and achieving lasting wealth.
725X jump: Sebi bans 39 entities for alleged stock price manipulation in interim order
Market regulator Sebi has barred 39 individuals and entities from capital markets due to irregularities in RRP Semiconductor. The stock saw a 725-fold jump from Rs 15 to Rs 10,887.10 in 19 months, driven by alleged manipulation and misleading social media information. Sebi also ordered impounding of Rs 2 crore in unlawful gains.
FIIs sell Indian equities worth Rs 48,213 crore in April, so far; FY26 sell-off balloons to Rs 1.79 lakh crore
Foreign investors continued their significant sell-off in Indian equities, offloading Rs 48,213 crore in April alone. Despite this trend, domestic markets ended Friday with strong gains, buoyed by buying from local institutional investors. Market direction hinges on upcoming US-Iran peace talks, which could impact crude prices and investor sentiment.
Global funds flee Indian stocks at record pace on growth fears
Global funds are exiting Indian equities at a record pace, driven by an energy shock from the US-Iran war and a lack of compelling AI-linked investment narratives. This sustained selling has pressured local shares, with over $600 billion wiped off their value from last year’s peak, despite strong domestic inflows.
Regulator bars 39 entities for alleged manipulation of RRP Semicon share price
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has intervened in the case of RRP Semiconductor, taking serious measures against 39 entities implicated in suspected stock price manipulation. The regulator discovered a systematic approach that inflated the company’s share price beyond sustainable limits.
Guardrails for MFIs need to continue
In a recent advisory, Sa-Dhan, a key player in the microfinance arena, underscores the necessity of upholding lending standards for financially vulnerable populations. These standards not only mitigate the risk of over-borrowing but also enhance trust within the financial ecosystem. The microfinance sector continues to demonstrate its resilience amid market fluctuations.
Meet broad-based rules while serving AIFs, Sebi clarifies
In a push to tighten regulations, Sebi has laid down fresh guidelines for asset management companies overseeing alternative investment funds. Each scheme is now required to include at least 20 investors, ensuring that no individual investor exceeds a 25% stake in the fund’s total corpus.
MFs gain during market pain: Net flows zip 56% in march
In March, equity mutual fund inflows soared to their highest level in eight months, showcasing a resilient commitment from domestic investors even amid market turbulence. Their increased investments played a crucial role in balancing out the recent foreign fund exits. Moreover, contributions via Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) surged to unprecedented figures.
D-Street goes green after streak of red
After enduring a challenging six-week slump, Indian stock markets made a notable comeback, with the Nifty and Sensex soaring significantly. The positive momentum was fueled by heightened investor enthusiasm surrounding US-Iran ceasefire discussions. This surge not only elevated the market capitalizations of various companies but also attracted foreign portfolio investors as they shifted to net […]