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Today’s Daily Byte

Overall, it’s been a good week. The final trading day, however, saw some selling pressure early on—likely due to the prospects of conflict on the border and general nervousness after eight or nine sessions without a down move.

This seemed to be more of a flash-in-the-pan selling bout, some of which recovered during the day. The selling was primarily driven by nervousness over the possibility of war, so there’s really nothing major to worry about. The markets are still in good shape, and no major trend change has occurred as of today.

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Stay Invested in the Markets !

The Rate of Change (ROC) index is a simple way to measure how much the market has moved over a specific time. In this case, it tracks how much the Nifty index has changed over the last 36 months, or three years.

On average, this number stays between 20% to 40%. That means the market usually gives around 25% to 45% return over a 3-year period. But sometimes, there are phases when the returns shoot up to 100%, 200%, or even 300%... . . . .

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Who will buy US Debt ?

The U.S. federal debt has now crossed $36 trillion. This is a number most people have heard, even if they don’t know their own country’s debt.

What’s important is that out of this huge amount, about $9 trillion is held by foreign countries. Over the years, this foreign-held debt has grown from just $1 trillion to nearly $9 trillion, according to U.S. Treasury data. . . . .

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