Nazim Khan

The Nifty is trading below levels it first clocked in 2024. Is there, then, as I have suggested in the headline, potential that the current time correction drags on painfully for the next three-five, even ten years?

Among Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's many famous calls, one prediction still turns heads for its sheer audacity: the forecast that the Nifty 50 would hit a staggering 1,25,000 by the year 2030.

Market forces are pushing businesses to cede control to AI agents. The next crisis won't be a machine rebellion, but a catastrophic system cascade.

Wipro is a prime example of how even a good company can produce poor returns over the long-term if you enter at super premium valuations.

Investors who are fully invested should review their holdings and go back to the basics: strong franchises with durable cash flows and preferably trading at a discount to their intrinsic value.

Stocks move in cycles: periods of sustained price appreciation often follow prolonged consolidation. But even if that happens, it's good news only for those sitting on the sidelines or holding dollops of cash to deploy.

It's difficult to say whether SpaceX listing will mark the peak of the AI boom, as some have suggested. But how the stock fares on listing day could set the tone for the conversation on whether the 'AI bubble' is bursting anytime soon.

Veteran investor Shankar Sharma recently mocked SIPs, saying they were a great product - but only for institutions that used it to sell expensive stocks to retail investors. However, SIPs are a great product for retail investors, so long as expectations are rightly set, writes Nazim Khan.

By absorbing banks' full hedging costs on 3-5 year FCNR(B) deposits, the RBI is making it far more attractive to chase NRI dollars.

The 2020s look eerily similar to the 1920s. Could it result in a stock market crash at the end? Nazim Khan weighs in.

Gold’s rally may not just be about price — it may be the market’s quiet verdict on fear, debt, and the dollar’s fragile supremacy.