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Can somebody guide me to create an app where people can invest in startup, stocks ( listed and unlisted shares) And art ( precious art like luxurious watches, antique) all in one app.

If retail investors invest their money in small cap and mid cap mutual funds excluding penny stocks they can still get returns higher than Nifty 50 or Nifty 500 the sooner individual investors realise this the better it will be for them

"Nifty Drops 10% From Peak: JM Financial Picks 39 Top Stocks Amid FII Sell-Off" The Nifty 50 has dropped 9.5% from its September 2024 peak, pressured by foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows and concerns over corporate earnings. In this cont

If I invest 10 crores in a small-cap stock, can I create market movement, and how significant would that movement be? Or do I need to invest in large-cap stocks to create a legal market movement (share price)? Even if the price increases, how much is

"Nifty Smallcap 100 Drops 3.5%: 17 Stocks Plunge Over 5%" The Nifty SmallCap 100 index saw a sharp decline of 3.5% in today’s intraday trade, dropping below the 18,200 mark to 18,149. This is the lowest level for the index since mid-August, reflecti

NEED GUIDANCE ! Hello I passed 12th in 2023 with pcb BUT I have changed my stream and now I want to get into a bba college I have two options either to take iilm greater Noida this yr. or to prepare for any reputed college like christ to get them

What Are Some Real Examples of Large Language Models, and How Are They Used? Large Language Models (LLMs) are revolutionizing the way we interact with artificial intelligence. From chatbots to code generators, these models are reshaping industries b

- Contributes 3.5% of global GDP but makes up only 1.9% of MSCI ACWI index (tracks large and mid-cap stocks across 23 developed and 24 emerging markets) → Notably, ~10% of the world's high-quality companies are from India (15%+ ROIC & revenue CAGR)

Jim Walker vs. Dr. Doom: A Clash of Market Views on Indian Stocks The Indian stock market is at a crossroads, with two renowned market experts—Jim Walker and Marc Faber—offering contrasting perspectives. While Walker sees India as a prime investment