The Compass · April 2026 Edition
A weak rupee, a strong gold cycle, and small-caps catching their breath.
Editor’s note The Compass is monthly. Each edition takes the noise of the past four weeks and offers three to five themes worth sitting with. Charts where they help, prose where the meaning lives. Forward freely.
— Dev, Accrue Private Wealth
In this edition
As of 30 April 2026
Three to five themes, each with charts and a short essay. Written by Dev. No sales pitch. The kind of read you might forward to a son or daughter.
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