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Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has warned that the “biggest crash in history” has begun, affecting the U.S., Europe, and Asia. He advised investors to seek refuge in gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, highlighting silver as his top pick. Kiyosaki said the crash he predicted in 2013 has now arrived.

Berkshire Hathaway’s Alphabet stake has surged $415 million in just a week, reaching nearly $5.35 billion as shares climbed 8.4%. The move has reignited debate over whether the traditionally cautious firm is warming to high-risk, AI-driven growth. Alphabet’s rally was boosted by Berkshire’s disclosure and positive reception of Google’s new Gemini 3 AI model, even as other tech stocks lagged.

Global oil markets have entered a bearish phase, with U.S. crude sliding below $60 per barrel, down over 20% from January highs. Surging U.S. output, gradual unwinding of OPEC+ cuts, and tepid demand—especially in China—have created persistent oversupply. With inventories at multi-year highs, near-term prices are expected to remain under pressure, while structural factors cap any sustained rallies in 2026.Global oil markets have entered a bearish phase, with U.S. crude sliding below $60 per barrel, down over 20% from January highs. Surging U.S. output, gradual unwinding of OPEC+ cuts, and tepid demand—especially in China—have created persistent oversupply. With inventories at multi-year highs, near-term prices are expected to remain under pressure, while structural factors cap any sustained rallies in 2026

In 2025, India’s retail investing landscape transformed dramatically, with demat accounts nearing 21 crore and monthly SIP contributions crossing Rs. 29,500 crore. Technology, geographic expansion, and domestic investor confidence drove participation, even amid foreign outflows and market volatility. Despite derivative losses and global uncertainties, regulatory reforms and increased financial literacy strengthened the ecosystem, marking a pivotal year for long-term wealth creation and the "Equitization of Savings"

Selling pressure was broad-based, with financials, metals, and realty stocks hit the hardest.

While Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Bharti Airtel, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), State Bank of India, Infosys and Hindustan Unilever were the gainers, Bajaj Finance, Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) and ICICI Bank faced erosion in their valuation

Nifty faces resistance near 26,200, with range-bound action expected into the November expiry, while Bank Nifty shows signs of fatigue. PSU Bank may weaken after a bearish setup, and news-driven stocks like JP Power remain unpredictable. Key trading ideas include selling Hindalco and Bajaj Finance, and buying Five-Star. Short-term volatility offers selective opportunities for technical traders.

Despite muted 2025 returns, markets showed interest in niche themes like data centers, PEBs, and semiconductors. Strong drivers include financialization, digitalization, rising affluence, and healthcare demand. With Nifty trading below intrinsic value and earnings growth expected in double digits for FY26–27, selective stock picking across BFSI, consumption, healthcare, and platform businesses offers long-term opportunities, while short-term volatility may present buying windows.

At least six stocks will be in focus this week as their shares will trade ex-dividend

Domestic brokerage firm Axis Securities has identified three stocks with strong technical setups for the week, highlighting opportunities amid the market’s recent volatility.​