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Today’s Daily Byte

Finally, the floor gave away, and the 25,000 mark was lost on Nifty. The large caps fell first. Small caps resisted for some time, but then the rest of the market also followed suit. To some extent, one can say that some sort of a correction has started. Whether it will go deep, stay shallow, or spring back up very quickly is not yet known. The makeup of the fall was pretty even across sectors, as we will see. The extent of the fall was nothing very serious to that extent.

Let’s talk about the shocking performance from CNX200

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Gold supply is getting overwhelmed by demand

People often wonder why there is so much focus on gold. While it may seem like gold is constantly in the conversation, it’s actually just a fraction of the content. However, the reason gold keeps coming up is simple: it’s a highly undervalued asset, and many people are underexposed to it.

Gold serves as an important hedge against economic uncertainties, and it is worth considering more seriously as part of your portfolio.. . . . . .

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Are we in a different world now ?

A recent analysis shows a significant shift in the distribution of market capitalization among the top 10 companies in the S&P 500. Traditionally, the top ten stocks have held about 26-27% of the total market cap over the past 30 years.

However, in recent years, this figure has jumped to nearly 39%. This indicates that a small group of companies now hold an unusually large share of the market. This is an exceptional trend, and it raises questions about the future of market behavior. . . . . . .

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