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why investors don't invest in people instead of companies. because investing in people gives much more reward then some fake companies

Now a days Indian stock market performs a strange it's gave a approx 5.00 percent return in one month even most of the companies PE ratio is not good . What u think it is a bubble ? It's a best time to invest or exit the market ?

Dividends are always loved by everyone but a lot of them don't know which stock to invest in to make a good money from dividends.

McKinsey’s research highlights that companies emphasizing design thinking achieved 32% higher revenue growth compared to their industry peers.

Successful startup case studies are common. But we usually don't tend to discuss about what did the failing startups do wrong? Don't you think it's important to have case studies equally informative and appealing for things done wrong by several c

IDK Why people don't research those big companies financials. Check these stats ... Stats of Inshorts below 👇

There's talk that a lot of non Indian brands are looking to launch their IPOs in India. Hmm, let’s see how that goes if it happens, it could be great for the Indian market, as long as the companies are genuinely high quality.

I’ve noticed that even though we have Indian apps like Paytm and PhonePe, a lot of customers still prefer using Google Pay. It makes me wonder why foreign companies still have such a strong hold in India.

As I mentioned earlier, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are significantly withdrawing their money from the Indian market. Many factors are working together, such as China’s economy, the US election, poor results from Indian companies, and the

FII Selling and Buzz is all about investing in China and China Govt announce stimulus plans to revive it's economy Trump is increasing tariff on China products about 60% It's definitely Risky move to invest in China for FII gamble or opportunities