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Morgan Stanley mobilizes capital to help governments, corporations, institutions and individuals around the world achieve their financial goals. For over 75 years, the firm’s reputation for using innovative thinking to solve complex problems has been well earned and rarely matched. A consistent industry leader throughout decades of dramatic change in modern finance, Morgan Stanley will continue to break new ground in advising, serving and providing new opportunities for its clients. Morgan Stanley is committed to maintaining the first-class service and high standard of excellence that have always defined the firm. At its foundation are four core values — putting clients first, doing the right thing, leading with exceptional ideas and giving back — that guide its more than 55,000 employees in 1,200 offices across 43 countries.
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Morgan Stanley says to load up on these 18 stocks most insulated from the trade war
- Morgan Stanley has identified 18 stocks that are most insulated from the trade war.
- These stocks have the ability to pass along the higher import costs to consumers.
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hints at possible tariff reductions, but details remain unclear.
- The listed stocks include Lululemon Athletica, Martin Marietta Materials, Trane Technologies, and Ulta Beauty, among others.
Polycab Stock To See 52% Upside As Strong Demand Expected In Q4: Morgan Stanley
- Polycab India Ltd. expects strong demand in Q4 driven by government and private sector investments, along with US import tariffs on competitor countries.
- Morgan Stanley maintains an 'overweight' rating on Polycab stock with a target price of Rs 7,395 and an upside of 52%.
- Polycab's EBIT margins are expected to remain in the 12-14% range in the near term and 11-13% in the long run.
- Low inventory levels and inflationary copper prices contribute to Polycab's positive outlook.

Tesla's worst month since 2022 coincided with Elon Musk's first full month in White House
- Tesla's stock plunged 28% in CEO Elon Musk's first full month in President Trump's White House, marking the steepest drop since December 2022.
- The stock fell an additional 3% on the first trading day of March, resulting in a market cap of about $915 billion for the company.
- Musk's tweet over the weekend hinting at a '1000% gain for Tesla in 5 years' impacted the stock, which was named Morgan Stanley's top pick in U.S. autos.
- Tesla attributes the recent decline in stock price to reduced average selling prices across its vehicle lines in the fourth quarter.
- New tariffs imposed by Trump affecting key suppliers based in Canada and Mexico are expected to impact Tesla negatively.
- Musk's political involvements and work outside Tesla are contributing to the company's challenges and stock performance.
- Musk's leadership in the 'Department of Government Efficiency' and his engagements with international affairs have drawn criticism and accusations.
- Anti-Musk and anti-Tesla sentiment has risen in Europe and the U.S., leading to vandalism incidents and movement encouraging divestment.
- Despite focusing on self-driving cars and humanoid robotics at Tesla, the company lags behind some rivals in self-driving technology.
- While Tesla plans to launch unsupervised Full Self-Driving service in Austin, Texas, in June, competitors like Waymo are already ahead in providing autonomous driving services.

AI Infrastructure Provider CoreWeave Submits S-1 Filing to SEC
- CoreWeave, formerly a crypto mining company, has filed for IPO with a potential $35 billion valuation, working with major underwriters Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan
- The company reported $1.9 billion in revenue for 2024, a 737% increase from 2023, but also recorded an $863.4 million net loss
- Recent quarterly results show $747.4 million in revenue with 76% gross margin and $112.7 million in operating income
- The company has $15.1 billion in unfulfilled contracts but faces concerns about GPU market oversupply

Stock Recommendations Today: Titan, Info Edge, Zinka Logistics, Havells India On Brokerages' Radar
- Stock recommendations for Titan, Info Edge, Zinka Logistics, and Havells India are highlighted by brokerages on Tuesday.
- JPMorgan emphasized the importance of demand revival for the paint sector's performance and noted a stabilizing margin outlook.
- Macquarie retained an 'outperform' rating on Titan but lowered the target price, addressing investor concerns.
- Macquarie also maintained an 'underperform' rating on Info Edge and raised the target price due to valuation concerns.
- JPMorgan highlighted the positive factors influencing the paint sector's performance in the market.
- Morgan Stanley maintained an 'equal-weight' rating on Zinka Logistics with a target price, despite potential delays.
- BofA retained an 'underperform' rating on Havells India and adjusted the target price, considering market dynamics.
- Jefferies' Indian Strategy focused on government measures to boost consumption and savings in the market.
- Morgan Stanley's analysis of Can Fin Homes highlighted key takeaways from management meetings and growth projections.
- Analysts are closely monitoring various stocks and sectors to provide insights on market movements.

X’s Valuation Grows
- Banks led by Morgan Stanley have successfully sold $4.74 billion worth of secured loans related to Elon Musk's Twitter purchase.
- Investors purchasing the debt will earn a 9.5% annual return and the debt was priced at 100 cents on the dollar.
- Under Musk's leadership, X (formerly known as Twitter) struggled with declining ad revenue, but companies like IBM and Disney are now spending ad dollars again on the platform.
- Musk is in talks to raise funds for X at a valuation of $44 billion, despite Fidelity Investments marking down the value of its shares in X by 71.5% last year.

How Amazon used Oreos and dog toys to develop an army of robots to grab what you buy
- Amazon has invested billions of dollars in robots to enhance e-commerce efficiency and profitability, stemming from the Amazon Picking Challenge in 2015.
- The challenge inspired advanced robots like Sparrow and Robin that play crucial roles in Amazon's warehouse operations.
- The initiative to develop robots started with the acquisition of Kiva Systems in 2012, followed by the Amazon Picking Challenge to focus on warehouse automation.
- The first challenge involved designing robots to pick products like Oreos, Sharpies, and dog toys with precision and efficiency.
- While initial attempts faced technical and practical challenges, the competition showcased the potential for robotics in warehouse automation.
- Amazon's subsequent investments and competitions led to the development of robots like Sparrow and Robin, revolutionizing order fulfillment.
- Suction-based grippers emerged as a successful approach for robots to pick items, with some using vacuum cleaners for this purpose.
- The success of these robotic advancements, particularly Sparrow and Robin, has garnered attention from Amazon CEO Andy Jassy and financial institutions like Morgan Stanley.
- Amazon's warehouse robots are estimated to potentially save up to $10 billion annually, indicating the significant impact of automation in the company's operations.
- The trajectory from the Amazon Picking Challenge to the development of efficient picking robots signifies a transformative wave of automation in the logistics industry.
Coal India shares in radar as NCL announces additional levy on coal dispatches
- Coal India's board has approved a standard levy of ₹300 per tonne across all mines under its subsidiary, set to be implemented from May 1, 2025.
- This move is projected to generate additional revenue of ₹3,877.50 crore, leading analysts to predict an 8-10% rise in Coal India's EBITDA in FY26-27.
- Global brokerage Morgan Stanley assigns an overweight call on the stock, with a target price of ₹525, citing the levy as a positive development with an 8% upside risk to FY26 estimates.
- Shares of Coal India rose by 2.34% to ₹372.35 on Friday, leading the gainers of Nifty 50 constituents.

Coal India Share Price Up On Announcement Of Additional Charge; Brokerages Bullish
- Coal India announced an additional charge of Rs 300 per tonne across all mines of its subsidiary, Northern Coalfields Ltd.
- The new charge, termed the 'Singrauli Punarasthapan Charge', is expected to generate additional revenue of approximately Rs 3,877.50 crore.
- Morgan Stanley has maintained an 'overweight' rating on Coal India, with a target price of Rs 525 per share.
- JPMorgan has maintained a 'neutral' rating on Coal India and raised the target price to Rs 420 per share.

India Share Prices Slump May Spur Reversal In FPI Sentiments: Morgan Stanley
- Share prices in India are likely "troughing", which could spur a reversal in foreign portfolio investors' sentiment, according to Morgan Stanley.
- Predicting return of FPI inflows into India is more burdensome than predicting growth return, the brokerage said.
- Domestic investors have to sell or new issuance has to rise for FPI inflows to happen.
- Growth has likely bottomed out in the mid-cycle slowdown, given the policy pivot, Morgan Stanley stated.

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