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    What are retail investors buying? The bets just got bigger in 50 multibaggers that soared up to 1,400%

    Retail investors are actively bolstering their positions in various stocks that have delivered exceptional returns this year. Companies such as Sterlite Technologies and HFCL have witnessed a surge in retail investment alongside notable share price increases. After enduring a slump, the Indian stock market is on the mend, with a marked rise in foreign investments recorded in November.

    South Korean stocks shrug off Nvidia crisis, chipmakers surge

    South Korean stocks surged as investors turned their attention to the increasing demand for semiconductors amidst ongoing leadership challenges at Nvidia. The KOSPI index soared by 2.40% on Friday, reflecting strong market confidence. Leading firms such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix posted solid gains, enhancing the semiconductor industry's momentum.

    Japan's Nikkei set for biggest weekly gain in five months as AI optimism lifts sentiment

    Japan’s Nikkei is headed for its biggest weekly gain in five months, supported by upbeat corporate earnings and renewed optimism around AI stocks. Semiconductor shares led the rally, offsetting concerns over Nvidia and uncertainty surrounding its leadership.

    D-St set for a negative opening as GIFT Nifty signals weak start

    Indian equities ended marginally higher as profit booking pared early gains, while small- and micro-cap stocks outperformed largecaps. Analysts attribute the broader market resilience to sustained domestic investor participation and buying interest beyond frontline stocks.

    Kalyan Jewellers gains 16% in two sessions; analysts see 13% upside

    In a bold move, Kalyan Jewellers India announced a significant 31% rise in revenue and a notable 64% boost in net profit. Plans include launching 84 new Kalyan stores along with expanding the Candere and Akshaya Thanga Maligai outlets. Analysts have expressed optimism, issuing 'Buy' ratings based on the growth from non-South markets, which climbed by 21%, positioning the company favorably against unorganized competitors amidst fluctuating gold prices.

    Sensex closes at highest level since Mideast war began, Nifty ends near 25,300. More gains ahead?

    The Indian stock market rallied sharply on Thursday, with Sensex crossing 82,200 and Nifty surpassing 25,350 for the first time since the Middle East conflict began in late February. The gains added over ₹3 lakh crore to the combined market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies.

    The Economic Times
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