EQ Saturday Sapience #113
Equity Intelligence 5th April 2025
Quote for the Week
“You don’t have to do exceptional things to get exceptional results. And some people think that if you jump over a seven-foot bar that the ribbon they pin on you is going to be worth more money than if you step over a one-foot bar. And it just isn’t true in the investment world, at all. So, you can do very ordinary things…. The big thing to do is avoid being wrong.” —Warren Buffett
Picture for the Week
Podcast for the Week
Blume Podcast… The Indus Valley Report 2025 Explainer with Sajith Pai… Watch more
Articles for the Week
India sees opportunity, as well as risk, in Trump’s trade war. Narendra Modi hopes to strike a deal that will unleash growth. In public, Indian officials sound upbeat. They suggest India can weather any short-term pain and quickly agree to a trade deal with America that would unleash growth. Some even compare it to 1991. But privately, many worry that any deal would face fierce resistance at home… Read more
India is emerging as a global leader in Agentic AI adoption, with over 80% of businesses actively exploring the development of autonomous agents, a Deloitte report says. Autonomous agents are AI systems that can act independently to achieve specific goals without constant human guidance… Read more
India Is on a Hiring Binge That Trump’s Tariffs Can’t Stop. An abundance of motivated young professionals is luring American businesses to base their global operations in Indian cities… Read more
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