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An HSBC survey found that 86% of affluent Indian investors are now using AI for trading, the highest share among the countries surveyed, ahead of China, Singapore and the US.

Even more interesting: nearly half say AI is their primary source of investment ideas.

Most investors are using the same few AI chatbots.

So if thousands or even millions of investors ask:What stocks should I buy right now?”

The models give similar answers, could everyone end up buying the same stocks at the same time?

That could create a strange new market dynamic where AI doesn't just help investors analyse markets, but actually makes markets more predictable and less efficient.

We've always worried about investors following the crowd.

What happens when the crowd is being guided by the same AI?

Is AI making investing smarter or just making everyone think alike? 

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How do we know what to buy like seasonal based companies ik but tell me how I can research about

What to buy, also suggest me stocks ,i wanna invest 10k and hold it max 1 month with good profit

Been looking at REC on the monthly timeframe and wanted to get some views from people who actively track the stock.

After the massive run-up in 2024, REC has been in a pretty clear correction/consolidation phase. From the chart, I’m seeing:

• ₹320–330 → immediate support zone
• ₹290–310 → next support if ₹320 breaks
• ₹250–270 → major structural support

At the current ~₹335 level, it looks interesting to me from a valuation perspective, and I’m thinking of entering around these levels.

My thinking is:

• If it holds ₹320–330 and eventually breaks ₹370, the setup could start looking interesting again, with ₹390–410 as the next hurdle.
• A break below ₹290 would obviously make the chart considerably weaker.

The bigger concern for me is that the stock has been making lower highs since the 2024 top, so I’m not 100% convinced this is a confirmed reversal yet.

Would be interested to hear how others are reading REC here. Are you seeing ₹320–330 as a strong accumulation zone, or do you think there’s more downside before a proper bottom is formed?

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As the title suggests, for those who got allotment - congratulations 🎉

I am curious as it's about to debut on Tuesday - and I am wondering that despite high PE in this sector, what differentiates Milky mist is that they NEVER sold a packet of milk but have amazing milk products which are loved by people. So, this is the only company listed in exchanges which doesn't sell milk & yet, milk products and that's why it's PE higher?

Look at the mutual fund houses and backing up of pre IPO investors - it really has had good backing

So, I would like to know - will this be good to keep it for the medium term for better returns on investment?

Thanks