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Japan's yield curve is going parabolic. As soon as they start selling U.S. treasuries to prevent their currency from collapsing, the U.S. yield curve goes parabolic as well.

Title: Is It Time for Indian Traditional Alcoholic Beverages to Shine? Hello everyone, In the vast landscape of alcoholic beverages, whiskey, rum, and beer have long held their distinct identities. But what about our traditional Indian spirits? Fro

Which Indian startup in your opinion can become so big, that it's widely used around the world, just like we use Google and Microsoft daily?

What is the future according to you ? Which field will give good yield in future for those who are in their mid 20's?

Per Hectare yield of crop in India is one of the lowest in the globe. aprox 80% of Indian farmer own less than 2.5 hectare of land. The above problems can be solved only by technology, new business model & good Agronomy practices. please checkout

Mr. Ratan Tata started the Nano for the middle class to reduce bike accidents and provide comfortable travel at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, this vision wasn't widely understood. However, now MG's Comet has become one of the best-selling cars i

One of the main reasons job seekers aren't getting hired is the lack of required skill sets. However, the number of job vacancies across India is increasing daily. In this scenario, companies that train job seekers (both freshers and experienced) in

In my opinion,agriculture is a big industry. Farming crops with help of advanced tech can yield well and didn't affect climate changes. And sell the crops in the brand name of there own.

Your journey is uniquely yours. ✨ Growth is not about being "better than them." It's about being better than you were yesterday—stronger, wiser, and more fulfilled. Your real competition is the person you were last year, last month, or even yester

Company A is growing at 30% YOY and is available at current p/e of 75 , ROCE of 25% and gives a dividend yield of 1% Company B is growing at 15% YOY and is available at current p/e of 30, ROCE of 50% and gives a dividend yield of 3% Assuming both