Be careful of delayed reporting

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Today’s Daily Byte

It’s a good day again, as the markets have surprised a lot of people by brushing aside a lot of negative news and are now consolidating at the current levels. I believe we are at the cusp of a huge rally, and of course, we are awaiting the outcome of the rate cut decision later in the week, which should serve as the trigger for the market to move forward.

Today’s story is about a shocking IPO scandal that has been exposed by SEBI, our regulator. I think SEBI is doing a fair job in policing the system and trying to protect investors. While sometimes it might feel like they are overdoing it, in this case, I believe they deserve credit for pulling this particular IPO down. We’ll discuss this further in the second half of the video.

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Be careful of delayed reporting

In the world of microcap and small-cap stocks, a recent study has revealed some concerning trends involving retail investors and promoters. Several small companies, including names like Antarctica, Akshar, Spintex, and Visagar, have seen promoters significantly reduce their stakes. Some have gone from holding as much as 75% to virtually nothing. This reduction in promoter stake is a clear sign that stock is being distributed among retail investors, often after creating hype.. . . . .

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How big is America’s Debt Problem ?

Over the past 200 years, the total outstanding debt of the United States has grown tremendously. Starting from a modest $70 million, the debt reached $1 trillion in a span of 220 years. However, in just the last two decades, it has skyrocketed from $1 trillion to an astonishing $35 trillion. This rapid increase is primarily due to the government’s continued borrowing to meet its expenditures, as tax revenues and other income sources are no longer sufficient to cover the growing expenses.. . . . .

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