Dr. Reddy’s shares are approaching a key resistance zone following a strong Q4FY25 earnings beat, according to Balakkala. A breakout above this level could trigger a rally toward ₹1,260 and ₹1,400.
For the week ending May 9, 2025, three small- and mid-cap auto stocks experienced notable increases in Stocktwits follower counts, reflecting heightened retail investor interest.
Despite declines in stock prices for some, such as UCO Bank and Punjab & Sind Bank, analysts see growth potential in these companies, driven by digital initiatives, strategic lending, and expansion plans.
After announcing a 24% tariff on Japanese imports in early April as part of President Donald Trump’s Liberation Day levies, the U.S. has paused implementation to allow scope for negotiations.
OpenAI's plans to go public hinge on renegotiating its multibillion-dollar partnership with Microsoft, which seeks equity adjustments and long-term tech access in return for its $13B investment.
A strategist said that until further signs of a weakening economy, the Fed will remain on the sidelines, given the first-quarter contraction was primarily due to the tariff-related hit to net exports.
Apple's Eddy Cue revealed a rare decline in iPhone search volume, prompting Chamath Palihapitiya to warn Google that its dominance is slipping and it must urgently prioritize Gemini to compete with rising AI rivals like ChatGPT.
Investors and managers digest the trade prospects and argue over the outcomes; while we have focused on selected non-big-cap stocks for the most part; seeking to stay out of the political circus center-ring antics.
Eli Lilly’s Zepbound led to 47% greater weight loss than Wegovy in a 72-week trial, yet retail sentiment turned bearish on Stocktwits amid heightened scrutiny on drug pricing following Trump’s vow to slash U.S. prescription costs by up to 80%.
Fund manager and long-term Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) bull, Gary Black, is weighing in on the long-running debates surrounding the EV giant, the industry's future, and trends such as autonomy and driverless ridesharing.
Prominent economists offered mixed reactions Sunday as markets rallied following announcement of a tentative U.S.-China trade agreement reached during weekend talks in Geneva, with futures surging on optimism despite limited details of the actual terms.
