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Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki’s latest wealth move involves selling Bitcoin. What’s your ‘Get Rich’ plan?

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin, bought at $6,000 per coin, for approximately $90,000. He’s reinvesting this into two surgery centers and a billboard business, expecting significant monthly income. Kiyosaki views this as a strategic move to acquire income-generating assets with tax advantages, not an exit from Bitcoin. Source link

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FII selling moderates to Rs 3,788 crore in Nov so far, 2025 outflows at Rs 1.43 lakh cr. These 3 trends to suggest reversal

Foreign investors continue to sell Indian shares. November saw outflows of Rs 3,788 crore. This follows significant selling throughout 2025. Experts note improved sentiment but tentative flows. Valuations and earnings clarity are key concerns. Investors await earnings growth to catch up before increasing exposure. Year-end portfolio rebalancing will offer clues. Source link

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DRA Homes readies for IPO as real estate pipeline builds; First Realty firm to rollout ESOP ahead of listing plans

DRA Homes is preparing for a public listing within three years, joining a trend of real estate firms tapping capital markets. The company has launched a ₹125 crore employee stock ownership program, granting 5% ownership to 325 employees. This move aims to strengthen governance and align stakeholders as DRA Homes targets expansion and a wider national presence. Source link

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No detrimental long term impact of gig worker code, engaging with Govt: Eternal tells shareholders

Eternal, a food delivery and quick-commerce platform, has stated that the new social security code will not negatively impact its long-term business prospects. The company is actively seeking clarity from the government on the exact financial and operational implications. Eternal anticipates these changes and is committed to the well-being of its gig workers, already providing insurance and welfare benefits. Source link

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Rs 23 lakh crore boom! PMS and AIFs power India’s alternate investment transformation

India’s alternative investment sector is booming, with PMS and AIFs now managing over Rs 23.43 lakh crore. This remarkable growth, fueled by institutional investors and affluent individuals seeking alpha, has seen PMS assets surge sevenfold and AIF commitments skyrocket by nearly 50% annually. These investment avenues are becoming mainstream for wealth management. Source link

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10 lakh shares to unlock Monday in this Sunil Singhania-backed stock. Smallcap down 24% from IPO price

Mangal Electrical Industries’ shareholder lock-in is expected to end soon. This could see nearly ten lakh shares become available for trading. The company manufactures components for transformers. Its shares have seen a decline since its market debut. Anchor investors include Abakkus Diversified Alpha Fund and Societe Generale. The company reported a profit fall in its September quarter results. Source link

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Gold prices gain 1% in a volatile week. What’s in it for investors starting Monday?

Gold prices have shown resilience this week, ending with a modest gain. The Indian Rupee’s record low against the Dollar is creating new challenges for traders. Experts anticipate continued volatility in the coming week. Gold is expected to trade within a specific range. Strong US jobs data has reduced expectations for a December Federal Reserve rate cut, impacting global sentiment. Source link

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IndusInd Bank at 1x book; buy, but be patient; focus on value & structural triggers: Sudip Bandyopadhyay’s market playbook

Indian markets remain volatile, but opportunities are emerging across banking, autos, digital platforms, and consumption themes, says Sudip Bandyopadhyay of Inditrade Capital. He sees value in IndusInd Bank, Reliance, M&M, Mahindra Lifespaces and select PSU banks, while urging caution on Asian Paints, IT majors and richly valued new-age listings. Read his full market outlook and sector strategy. Source link