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SumanSpeaks  |  Capital Markets Intelligence  |  Est. 2006 11 June 2026  |  Mumbai ◆   Market Intelligence  ·  Equity Research  ·  Myth Busting   ◆ SEPC Ltd Vs Rajesh Exports: Separating Fact from Market Noise When YouTube "experts" borrow a blazing building's address to describe your house — someone has to call the fire department of facts. By Sumon Mukhopadhyay  |  Data verified: 11 June 2026 ◆   SEPC · Rajesh Exports · SEBI · EPC Sector · Forensic Audit · Market Panic There is a peculiar affliction that surfaces in every market cycle — the irresistible urge to compare an apple with a fire hydrant and conclude they're both round. In recent weeks, social media's finest financial philosophers have been wor...
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Monetary Policy  |  Geopolitics  |  Indian Economy    Dear RBI: The Market Has Already Priced In the End of This War. Have You? Brent is a seesaw, not a structural breakout. Goldman sees $67–83 WTI by Q4. The RBI's own inflation forecasts may be obsolete before the ink is dry. The case for growth-first just got much stronger. By Sumon Mukhopadhyay There is something almost admirable about the art of being confidently wrong in slow motion. The original draft of this very article — written a few days ago — described Brent crude as "cooling," called the Strait of Hormuz situation one of easing geopolitical risk, and suggested that oil prices were retreating toward more comfortable territory. It was, in the immortal tradition of macro commentary, fighting the last battle. The reality, as of this writing, is considerably more interesting...
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India Renewable Energy • Turnaround Watch India’s Solar Gold Rush — Can Indowind Energy Ltd (Rs.9.49) Finally Rise from the Ashes? Beyond the ESG PowerPoint files: A hard data audit of a micro-cap wind legacy operator attempting a high-stakes pivot into hybrid asset engineering. The Indian renewable energy sector is no longer a sleepy ESG PowerPoint presentation served with hotel coffee and government slogans. It has turned into a high-stakes battlefield of aggressive capital, intense speculation, policy shifts, and corporate survival. Everywhere you look, the market landscape is flooded with massive declarations: gigantic solar parks, green hydrogen blueprints, hybrid renewable corridors, and billion-dollar clean-energy pledges. Amid this titanic macro transition, a tiny, legacy player has suddenly crawled back into market discussions: Indowind Energy Ltd. For years, Indowind was treated ...

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