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This Penny Stock "Standard Capital Markets' Share Surges Post Fundraising Completion; Penny Stock Still Under ₹2" "Standard Capital Markets Ltd Gains 4-5% in Early Trade on Thursday After Completing Fundraising; Stock Remains Under ₹2" Penny Stock

I was just casually browsing through stock markets from different countries, and I ended up checking out South Africa’s stock index. And wow—it's surprisingly smooth! The way it moves is so clean and predictable, with clear patterns and solid support

Currently, Pakistan is the largest market for freemium VPN services, as the government has banned X and is indirectly cracking down on many social media apps. As a result, Pakistani users are turning to VPNs to access these services, yet Indian engin

India hasn’t launched a military strike on Pakistan — but the economic offensive is underway. The Karachi Stock Exchange just plunged over 2,400 points. From halting trade to choking water supplies, this is what economic warfare looks like in 2025.

If a war were to break out between India and Pakistan, how would it impact India’s startups and established businesses? While India’s strength and unity are undeniable, the fallout could still disrupt supply chains, markets, and investor confidence.

How is this strategy benificial? I mean why keep an empty chair, just get a consumer to take feedbacks! My thinking here might be wrong, but i still dont see a point! What are your thoughts?

How the loss making start up manages their cash flow, how this type of startup survive ? How investors still invest ? (Flipkart reported a loss of over 48 billion Rs in the year 2023 in India).

How Did ( STOCK MARKET START ) ! Ever wondered how the stock market began and why it's so important today? The stock market began in medieval Europe when merchants teamed up for big trading trips, sharing risks and profits. The major shift came in

Today, I went to a meeting where some new traders and investors had gathered. We were there primarily to discuss the Indian market, but the majority of the questions were related to the stock markets of China, Pakistan, Turkey, Japan, and South Korea