The Stock Doctor

This week, I discuss all the major economic data released last week and how it impacts the Federal Reserve's decision to hike interest rates, I talk about how Indian automakers are showing a glimmer of resilience, which bodes well for the future, and I dissect U.S. Steel Manufacturer, Nucor Corp. 

This week, I talk about the comments made by Fed Chair Jerome Powell, about tech's new acronym MANGO, how India's fuel retailers and FMCG companies are suffering as a result of Russia-Ukraine war, and whether Nike is a good long-term investment at current levels. 

This week, I talk about how the impact of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict on the markets has intensified, the disappointing February sales numbers of Indian automakers, and why Ford Motor is worth taking another look at.  P.S: The Stock Doctor is off for next week and so, there will be no episode next week. See you in two weeks! DISCLAIMER: My family and/or I own shares of General Motors, Harley David...

This week, I talk about why the Russia-Ukraine conflict is more worrying for Indian markets and not the U.S. markets and why Palo Alto Networks, despite being a great company with great long-term prospects, is not a buy at current levels. 

This week, I talk about how markets only care about how the Russia-Ukraine crisis is going to unfold, how despite some positive update, investors should tread with caution when it comes to India's banking sector, and why Nvidia is a company that should be mentioned in the same breath as the Big Tech.  DISCLAIMER: My family and/or I own shares of SBI, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Microsoft, an...

This week, I discuss the impact of the record inflation data and the tensions between Russia and Ukraine on the stock markets, how the Indian stock markets are witnessing the emergence of retail investors, and whether Uber is on its way to be a Super App. 

This week, I discuss how the markets lost it last week while reacting to earnings from Meta and Amazon, how India's Budget 2022 will be a catalyst for growth, and why investors should start to look beyond the EV strategy of General Motors.  DISCLAIMER: My family and/or I own shares of General Motors and Tata Steel. Views expressed here are my own and should NOT be construed as investment advi...

This week, I talk about what impact the Federal Reserve's decision to hike rates had on the markets, what I hope to see in India's upcoming Budget, and whether its time to reconsider McDonalds after its recent quarterly performance. DISCLAIMER: Views expressed here are my own and should NOT be construed as investment advice. You MUST do your own due diligence before investing.

On this week's episode, I discuss the brutal, indiscriminate selling witnessed last week on Wall Street, how India's heavyweights Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank continue to deliver strong performances consistently and why the selloff in Goldman Sachs looks overdone.  DISCLAIMER: My family and/or I own shares of Reliance Industries, ICICI Bank, Goldman Sachs, and Microsoft. Views expressed here...

Happy New Year everyone! On this first episode of 2022, I discuss the earnings of JP Morgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo and what it means for the Financials in general, the recent developments in the India's EV and Telecom sectors, and why Delta Airlines continues to be an excellent long-term investment.  DISCLAIMER: My family and/or I own shares of Goldman Sachs, Reliance Industries. My family an...

In the final episode of 2021, I discuss how the selloff in the Big Tech as a result of Omicron and Fed Chairman Powell's remarks can't be justified, how the tariff hikes are a blessing for the Indian telecom sector and why Salesforce is still very much a force to be reckoned with. 

On this week's episode, I discuss whether the arrival of the new Covid variant Omicron means doomsday for the markets and the economy, the abandoned $15 billion deal between Reliance and Aramco, and why Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors could be a great alternative to Tesla.  DISCLOSURE: My family and/or I own shares of Reliance Industries, Xpeng Motor, and Goldman Sachs.

This week, I discuss how the markets are factoring in numerous uncertainties, how India's red-hot IPO market just welcomed a party-pooper, and why Goldman Sachs could be an attractive long-term investment at current levels.

This week, I discuss the impact of record inflation on the markets, how India managed to get a huge win at the recently concluded COP26 summit, and why, in my opinion, Rivian Automotive is not just another EV player. 

This week, I discuss how the markets have brushed aside all the noise of a downturn thanks to some major developments in the fight against Covid, how the chip shortages continue to hamper the sales of Indian automakers and why Uber could finally be starting to deliver for long-term investors!

In this special episode of the Stock Doctor, I discuss Tesla's rise to $1 trillion, how FAANG stocks have been replaced by the MAMA ANT stocks, and why this company not only makes great burgers but is also a great long-term investment, just not at current levels!

This week, I discuss the contrasting fortunes of Netflix and Snap, how two heavyweights Reliance Industries and Asian Paints performed this quarter, and why this U.S. car retailer is an exciting long-term investment. 

This week, I discuss the blockbuster earnings reported by all the major U.S. banks, the positive developments brewing at Tata Group's 2 major subsidiaries and an airline whose long-haul travels might be good for those who invest for the ""long-haul! 

In this week's episode, I talk about the latest of Facebook's "troubles" and whether anything can be done, how India's two richest men are battling in the renewables space, and whether this jeans manufacturer is a right fit for you. 

In a brand new episode of the Stock Doctor, I discuss the impact of the September Curse for the US markets, the Indian auto sector's September Sales and whether this Used Car Retailer has Maxed Out. 

In a brand new episode of the Stock Doctor, I discuss the wild ride experienced by U.S. equity investors, a historic milestone for Sensex, and why I like Ford and Jim Farley. 

In the first ever episode of the Stock Doctor, the Doctor discusses the new iPhone, the historic space mission by SpaceX, a major relief package for the Indian telecom providers, and a deep-dive analysis of General Motors. Enjoy!

In this episode, I talk a little bit about who I am and what I do and also take you through what to expect from the Stock Doctor.