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Solana ($SOL) wore the crown in the last quarter of 2023. Bitcoin ($BTC) has led markets in the first quarter of this year. Naturally, it’s time for a big rotation back into Ethereum ($ETH). Anybody who has looked at the oversized effect of TradFi inflows on $BTC’s price post-approval knows that the ETF trade is the best trade to be in.

Sei has lost bullish momentum after reaching an all-time high in mid-February. Celestia (TIA) is also on a decline in mid-February.Disappointed crypto investors are now focusing on the gaming market as NuggetRush (NUGX) sells 200 million tokens in its presale. The token’s value has also increased by 80%. Yet, can NUGX beat other gaming altcoins in 2024? Join us as we hear different opinions.

Stock Market News: Domestic equity benchmark indices, the Sensex and Nifty 50, ended Saturday's special trading session on a bullish note. During the special live trading session on Saturday, the domestic benchmark indices mirrored the favourable overnight cues from Wall Street, as the Nifty 50 reached a new all-time high of 22,419.55.

Exuberance is back in markets. A frenzy over artificial-intelligence technology has stoked a monster run in Nvidia shares. Major stocks indexes are clinching repeated records.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is remembering former prime minister Brian Mulroney as a politician who understood her province’s interests.

Gold And Silver Prices Today: Gold prices experienced a slight rise on Sunday. The price of 24 carat gold is Rs.6482.6 per gm, up by Rs.942.0. The price of 22 carat gold is Rs.5938.1 per gm, up by Rs.863.0.

₹65,302.5 crore last week, mirroring the upward trend in the broader market. This positive sentiment was driven by gains in seven of the top 10 most valuable firms, with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and ICICI Bank leading the pack. The Indian stock market continued its upward trend last week, with the benchmark Sensex index rising by 0.90 per cent and the Nifty index gaining 0.74 per cent.

Also read: IPOs This Week: RK Swamy IPO among 7 other issues to open; check details These are the stock recommendations from Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP securities: The stock has experienced a breakout from a flag pattern on the daily chart, indicating a notable increase in investor optimism. Furthermore, the stock has consistently traded above the crucial moving average. In the upward direction, there is a potential move towards 640, with support established at 570.

Also Read | Mumbai BEST announces price hike: Check new fares for daily, weekly, and monthly passes in your bus route According to Police Inspector Vaibhav Shingare of Pimpri Chinchwad City Police, the Anti-Narcotics Cell apprehended a drug peddler named Namami Jha on Friday and confiscated the substantial amount of MD. During the subsequent investigation, officials uncovered the involvement of a sub-inspector stationed at the Nigdi police station.

Nifty ended with weekly gains of 0.75% with leadership taken by banks, auto and metals. When markets resume trading on Monday, a host of important domestic and global events lined up during the holiday-shortened week are likely to impact them. Commenting on the day's trade, Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities said that Nifty struggled to withstand the selling pressure at higher levels after beginning the day on a positive note and ultimately closing at the day's lowest point. According to him, the overall sentiments remain positive and the index must surpass the 22,400 mark to trigger a new leg of rally. «A decisive breakthrough above 22,400 could propel the index towards 22,600. On the downside, support is situated at 22,250-22,200,» De said.

Solana (SOL) emerges as a key contender, recently achieving a notable multi-month high of around $137, amid Solana’s valuation prompts a closer examination and subsequent Solana price prediction.

AI have sought to allay the fears of governments and corporations by selling a future full of hope and assurance. Par for the course. Every political and economic revolution has offered these twin promises in lieu of a change that requires widespread — willing or unwilling — compliance and support to succeed. During the Industrial Revolution, capitalists organised workers in mills and factories to ensure the division of labour could increase output and profitability. The great hope then was that mechanisation would accelerate the pace of trade, while enriching lives of workers, many of whom were skilled craftsmen, through guaranteed employment and regular wages. Some of this came to pass, to the great delight of Utilitarian philosophers, including Thomas Gradgrind in Charles Dickens' 1854 novel, Hard Times. Gradgrind believed that simple mathematical facts were sufficient to overcome the burden of proof. But unreasonably long hours, subsistence wages, and little scope for advancement transformed the worker into a 'cog in the wheel', essential for productivity but utterly lacking in independence. The world was more unequal than before, with wealth being consolidated at an unprecedented rate.

BSE Sensex logging a third straight weekly gain buoyed by strong macroeconomic indicators and renewed foreign fund inflows. Despite a volatile week, the equity benchmarks achieved record highs extending their sharp rally during Saturday's special trading session. On the stock-specific front, RailTel Corporation of India, Data Patterns, Force Motors, Jubilant Industries, Kalyani Steels, Tata Investment, Greenply Industries, Indo Count, Zen Technologies, Newgen Software, Schneider Electric Infra, and others are among the smallcaps that logged a double-digit rise in their share prices last week.

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195 candidates released on March 2 came from the national capital. The saffron party has fielded four new faces among five candidates for the seven seats in Delhi. The first list did not feature names of sitting members of parliament such as Union Minister Meenakshi Lekhi (New Delhi), former Union Minister Harsh Vardhan (Chandni Chowk), Ramesh Bidhuri (South Delhi, Pravesh Vema (West Delhi).

Dividend Stocks: Shares of several companies, including Marico Ltd, Panchsheel Organics, Sanofi India, among others will others will trade ex-dividend in the coming week, starting from Monday, March 4. Some other companies will also trade ex-bonus and ex-split in the coming week. The ex-dividend date is the day on which the equity share price adjusts to reflect the next dividend payout.

The markets traded in the previous week on analyzed lines. It was largely expected that the markets may not see any runaway upmove but may keep the overall trend intact. In line with these expectations, the Nifty traded in a defined range ending the week on a modestly positive note. The trading range also stayed limited; the Index oscillated in a 492.65-point range. The volatility inched higher; India Vix rose by 1.75% to 15.23. The headline index closed with a net weekly gain of 126.05 points (+0.57%).

foreign institutional investors (FIIs) poured in Rs 1,539 crore last month despite the US bond yields ruling high with the 10-year yield at around 4.25%. “FIIs may again turn sellers in some of the coming days. But they are unlikely to sell aggressively because their selling is not having any impact on the market, which is setting new record highs. FIIs will have to buy the same shares, which they are selling now, at higher prices when the situation turns favourable for FII buying. Therefore, even if they sell in the coming days, that will be subdued selling,” said Dr. V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist, Geojit Financial Services.

Haresh Jogani to pay his brothers Shashikant, Rajesh, Chetan and Shailesh Jogani more than $2.5 billion in damages and to divide up shares of their Southern California property empire — about 17,000 apartments worth billions more. The trial, over allegations that Haresh breached a longstanding partnership with his siblings, continues with a punitive damages hearing Monday that could add to the award. The 2003 lawsuit already has been through 18 appeals, generations of attorneys and five judges in Los Angeles Superior Court.

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