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Bill Gates’ equity portfolio has delivered strong gains in 2026, with several holdings rising over 25% year to date. Stocks such as Caterpillar, Madison Square Garden Sports and FedEx have led the rally, reflecting strength across industrial, logistics and entertainment sectors, according to Trendlyne data.
AT&T shares climbed after reporting robust second-quarter earnings and adding customers. The company announced plans to accelerate its share buyback program this year. Revenue and income from continuing operations saw year-on-year increases. AT&T added over one million advanced connectivity customers during the quarter. The telecom giant reiterated its financial guidance through 2028.
Despite the Sensex falling 715 points amid cautious market sentiment, five BSE 100 stocks—IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Auto, Federal Bank, Titan and Nestle India—scaled fresh 52-week highs, reflecting sustained buying interest, improving investor confidence and strong price momentum despite broader market weakness.
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John Maynard Keynes’ quote highlights speculation’s dual nature in markets. Healthy speculation supports enterprise, while excessive speculation can destabilize economies. Modern markets face risks as AI and cryptocurrencies can overshadow fundamentals.
U.S. markets opened mixed as Nasdaq and S&P 500 slipped on chip stock weakness, while Dow edged higher. Investors remained cautious ahead of key Big Tech earnings, with focus on whether AI-driven momentum can sustain. Semiconductor pressure and earnings uncertainty kept overall sentiment fragile at the open.
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As Q1 earnings dominate investor focus, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger’s criticism of EBITDA is back in the spotlight. Buffett called it a tool to mislead investors, while Munger famously dubbed it “bullshit earnings”, arguing that ignoring depreciation and other real costs distorts a company’s true financial health.
Eternal’s Q1 shareholder letter highlights Blinkit’s rapid expansion, improving profitability and rising capital investments, while food delivery remains the group’s profit engine. Management also addressed mounting quick commerce competition, outlined Blinkit’s return framework and detailed continued investments in AI, Bistro and other emerging businesses despite widening losses in newer ventures.