On this week's episode, I discuss why I am not buying the Fed's current rhetoric, the intriguing decoupling that's taking place between Indian and U.S. equity markets, and Why FedEx Corp is becoming a bad example of his quality corporate governance. 

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If you have a specific Indian or US stock suggestion for the doctor to diagnose and dissect, do tweet me @stockdocpod or email me on [email protected]. The Doctor's off next week, so see you in two. Until then, stay safe & make some money!

The Stock Doctor Turns One! And on this special occasion, I decided to create a special episode. For the first time on this show, we have a guest! And it's Gabriel Shabat of Shabat Media LLC. 

On this special episode celebrating the 1 year anniversary of the Stock Doctor, catch my full interview with Gabriel where we discussed the U.S. Inflation, what Fed Chair Jerome Powell should do going forward, and what lies ahead for the markets in the coming weeks. 

About Gabriel:

Gabriel is a market analyst and commentator who has been tracking the U.S. markets for 8 years. He hosts a finance podcast called "YZ Up", dedicated to boosting financial literacy. He has also been a contract member of the instructional staff at Boston University since March 2021.

This week, I talk about the U.S. Jobs Report and the state of the U.S. labour market as we approach the September curse, the strong performance of the Indian autos and why its performance in China makes me love Lululemon. 

P.S.: If you have a specific Indian or U.S. stock suggestion for the doctor to diagnose and dissect, do tweet me @uthamvinay or email me on [email protected].

This week, I discuss the strong words from Fed Chair Jerome Powell that rattled markets, how there's much to smile for India's banks, and why Palo Alto Networks is a company to watch despite being priced for perfection.

P.S: If you have a specific Indian or US stock suggestion for the doctor to diagnose and dissect, do tweet me @uthamvinay or email me on [email protected]

This week, I discuss how the markets may gotten ahead of themselves while interpreting the Fed's next move, how the entry of Mahindra & Mahindra and Ola Electric should make India's 4-wheeler EV space exciting, and why there's still value in investing in Alphabet even in this market.

This week, I dissect the U.S. inflation data and its impact on the markets, the July auto sales numbers of the Indian autos, and I talk about why Uber continues to remain one of my top picks.

DISCLAIMER: My family and/or I own shares of UBER.

This week, I give my take on the Fed's decision to hike interest rates by 75 bps and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's surprising comments during his press conference, I talk about how India's 5G auction played out, and also provide you with an update on General Motors on the back of its earnings season.

This week, I am back with an episode where I talk about how its a week of reckoning for the likes of Alphabet and Meta and for the Indian telecom sector. I also discuss why there's much to be loved about the maker of Barbie dolls.

This week, I discuss the new twist in the Elon Musk vs. Twitter saga, the implications of the U.S. Jobs report, what Adani's entry into the Telecom space means for the entire sector, and why Levi Strauss deserves lots of love.

This week, I discuss how we are finally starting to see the impact of Fed's rate hikes on the overall economy, in the form of earnings downgrade. I also discuss the June sales of Indian automakers and revisit Nike and dissect potential as an investment.