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While Buffett rarely comments on specific sales, the magnitude and pattern of the disposals have raised eyebrows, especially given his oft-quoted line that his "favourite holding period is forever."

Sri Lotus Developers IPO, backed by Bollywood stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan, closed with strong demand and a 28% grey market premium. With a likely listing at Rs 192, early investors, including Ashish Kacholia, may earn substantial gains from their pre-IPO allocations.

A quiet revival is brewing in the smallcap segment, as 22 companies posted profits in Q1 FY26 after losses in Q4 FY25. Among them, 8 smallcaps have surged over 25% this fiscal, driven by operational recovery, cost controls, and improving sectoral tailwinds.

Trump’s support for dollar-pegged stablecoins is spurring Asian nations to fast-track crypto regulations. Countries like South Korea, Hong Kong, and the Philippines aim to launch local currency-backed tokens amid rising capital flight concerns and institutional interest.

Axis Securities believes opportunities lie in quality mid- and small-cap stocks aligned with India’s domestic growth story, which remains intact.

According to Dikshit Mittal, investors are interpreting this move as a negotiating tactic rather than a final decision, hence the maturity in market response.

Rohit Srivastava sees domestic-focused sectors like FMCG, textiles, and steel leading the next leg of market recovery amid global uncertainty.

Jimeet Modi says Trump’s proposed 25% tariff on Indian exports is a headline risk, not a structural threat. With strong domestic demand, diversified trade, and policy support, India’s economy and capital markets are well-positioned to absorb such external shocks without long-term disruption.

Rekha Jhunjhunwala held a 7.06% stake in Nazara Technologies as of March 2025, owning 61,83,620 shares. However, by June, she had fully exited the company. On June 13, she sold 13 lakh shares on the BSE and 14 lakh on the NSE, at average prices of Rs 1,225.19 and Rs 1,225.63, respectively.

Central banks net bought 166 tonnes of gold in three months to June, 33% lower quarter-on-quarter, World Gold Council (WGC) data showed. While this is the lowest quarterly number since June 2022, it is 41% higher than the average quarterly level seen between 2010 and 2021, before buying ramped up sharply in more recent years, WGC data showed.