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Business Revolution in Market and the Industrial Revolution. It highlights four distinct phases: the 1st Industrial Revolution in 1784 with mechanization and steam power, the 2nd in 1870 with electrification and mass production, the 3rd in 1969 with

Guys do you think India's confectionery market is pretty bland compared to USA or Japan, usa and Japan have more products compared to india isn't there a disruption here we don't have to compete with ITC or tata consumer we can create a new market

India's insurance market is the 10th largest in the world and the second largest in emerging markets, with an estimated 1.9% market share.

Fourth 'Industrial Revolution' will takeover and mature in coming times due to commercial use of AI , hence bridging the gap between tech and non tech world smoothly. I think its a good time to invest more in stocks of businesses leveraging digital

Last 10 year US Stock Market returns outperform Indian Stock Market returns! And the fact that inflation in USA is very less compared to inflation in India makes it more interesting. So what do you think of this?

I personally feel, we Indians have not adopted AI as much as the west is doing! Fundamentally we r not so passionate about it! We lost Industrial Revolution, we lost to transistors , we r probably losing to AI also🫤 (Image Representational Only -

POSTED BY GARY VEE: “One of the greatest mistakes of my investing career was passing on investing in Uber in the angel round twice. I was literally in the room when Uber was invented. And yet I still passed on investing in the angel round ... ...Twi

Road back home, I saw a hotel which had huge queue and stopped to look on it. Guss vt was another day seeing people valuing Their money more than time. From this I understood that, Saving consumers money is more valued then saving their time. Zo

The next big thing after AI: Quantum Computing I recently watched a video “Quantum computing is the next revolution” by Michio Kaku, physicist and professor. The video dives deep into the potential of quantum computing, and the challenges of buildin

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #1 In 2023, investors put $4.4 billion into U.S.-listed India-focused ETFs. Strong earnings growth and quality companies helped India double its share of the MSCI Emerging Markets ex-China Index over six years