Marcin Frąckiewicz

Barclays shares rose 68% in the past year, closing at £4.86 after reporting £26 billion revenue and £5.9 billion net income. The National Stock Exchange of India and Bombay Stock Exchange will stay open all weekdays in February, with live trading on Sunday, Feb. 1 for the Union Budget. McEwen Mining posted US$166.5 million revenue but a US$12 million net loss, with shares trading near fair value at US$24.15.

5N Plus Inc. shares have surged over 1,200% in a decade, while Brookfield Infrastructure Partners trades near $48.35, up from $20 ten years ago. PROCEPT BioRobotics rose 3.95% in one day but remains down 57.81% year-over-year. Micron Technology posted 57% cloud revenue growth and trades at a forward P/E of 11.6. India’s Sensex jumped nearly 600 points to 82,451 on trade deal optimism.

Believe S.A. (BLV.PA) traded at €17.20 in EURONEXT pre-market with average volume and a negative EPS of -0.03. Indian Sensex dropped 436 points and Nifty fell 110 points as FIIs sold ahead of the India-EU FTA announcement. Auto stocks led declines after reports India may cut tariffs on European car imports. Lumine Group (TSXV:LMN) shares fell 36.6% in a year, closing at CA$24.11.

USA Rare Earth shares jumped 40% after the company announced progress at its Texas project and the U.S. government disclosed plans for a $1.6 billion stake. UFP Technologies closed at $258.68, up 9% in 30 days, as valuation debates continue. Analysts urge caution with high-yield stocks, highlighting stable cash flow and strong balance sheets as key for safe income investments in 2026.

U.S. Gold (USAU) closed at $22.60, up 207% in a year, but a DCF analysis values it at $562.13, suggesting 96% undervaluation. MKS Instruments (MKSI) surged 30% to $217 this year, but DCF puts fair value at $129, indicating 68% overvaluation. Protean eGov shares fell 30% in three months as net income dropped 6.2% over five years. Jash Engineering’s stock rose 634% in five years, despite recent declines.

MillerKnoll closed at $19.59, down 9.3% over the year, but a DCF analysis values the stock at $26.44, suggesting 25.9% undervaluation. TransAlta shares dropped 28% in 90 days to CA$17.41, while analysts estimate fair value at CA$24.27. Fortinet closed at $81.64, up 8.3% in a week but down 15.7% over a year; five-year return is 182%. Arq received its first price target, prompting investor reassessment.

Indian equities opened flat January 19, with Nifty50 at 25,573 and Sensex near 83,200, as global markets slipped and volatility rose. FIIs sold ₹3,263 crore, while DIIs bought ₹4,234 crore. Shadowfax Technologies launched a ₹1,000 crore IPO. Soybean futures edged up, but export commitments lagged last year by 25%.