Kunal Singla

Kunal SinglaMar 8, 2026

Someone I know applied to 137 jobs. Guess how many replies they got? Zero. Not even a rejection email. Just silence. And the crazy part? Their resume was actually good. The real problem wasn’t skills. It was outreach. Most job seekers rely on only one strategy: Apply → Wait → Hope. But many interviews actually happen because someone: • messages the hiring manager • asks for a referral • sends a follow-up • networks before applying The problem? Most people freeze at the hardest step: “What should I write?” So I built something to help. An AI tool called: Interview Magnet – Job Outreach AI It helps you: • write cold emails to hiring managers • send LinkedIn messages that get replies • ask for referrals professionally • write follow-ups after applying • prepare for interviews • even negotiate salary offers Basically… An AI job search assistant. I shared a quick demo in the video below. If you'd like access to the GPT: Comment GPT. And make sure we’re connected so I can send it to you. Let’s help more people turn applications into interviews. #JobSearch #JobSeekers #JobHunting #CareerGrowth #Networking #Recruitment #TalentAcquisition #AITools #FutureOfWork #InterviewTips

Kunal SinglaMar 29, 2026

This invisible gas controls ₹40+ lakh crore of global industries. And almost no one in India is paying attention. That should worry you. Everyone debates oil. Everyone tracks semiconductors. But helium? Ignored. And that’s exactly the problem. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: India imports nearly 100% of its helium. No reserves. No serious conversation. No urgency. Meanwhile, • Qatar controls ~30% of the global supply • Geopolitical tensions are rising • Prices are already up 20–40% And this gas powers: – MRI machines – Semiconductor fabs – Critical research So let’s ask the real question: 👉 Why are we pushing semiconductor ambitions… without securing critical inputs like helium? This isn’t just a supply issue. It’s a strategy gap. We’ve seen this before: APIs. Semiconductors. Energy. We react after the crisis. The difference this time? Helium isn’t replaceable. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Most people will ignore this. A few will connect the dots early. Which side are you on? #SupplyChainRisk #Geopolitics #IndiaEconomy #Semiconductors #HealthcareIndustry #MacroTrends #Helium #India

Kunal SinglaJan 10, 2026

Global risk is real - oil is the switch Stop scrolling - 3 charts every investor and policy-maker should see I just completed a 30-page briefing with 20+ charts on the interconnected geopolitical crisis: USA-Iran tensions, Venezuela, Russia-China coordination, and Taiwan risk. These events are not isolated - they interact and feed into oil, currency, and market shocks that could reshape emerging markets, especially India. Key takeaways: • Immediate shock variable: disruption through the Strait of Hormuz could push Brent above $100 within days (see oil scenarios, pages 16-17). • Venezuela - China - Iran: regime change in Venezuela rewires crude flows and sanctions-evasion channels (flow diagram, page 8). • Tech and information warfare: targeted IPv6 blackout signals a new model of selective internet shutdowns (technical note, page 23). • India impact: oil is the main driver of the rupee, inflation and FPI flows - base case sees oil easing to ~USD 50 by mid-2026; risk case is materially worse (India scenarios, pages 17-19). Why this matters: This is a web of risks, not separate problems. Investors should position for commodity and FX volatility and stress-test portfolios. Policy-makers should fast-track contingency planning for energy and remittances. Market strategists should focus on scenario planning rather than short-term forecasting. Read the full briefing (30 pages, 20+ charts) - PDF attached to this post. Kunal Singla #Geopolitics #EnergyMarkets #Oil #IndiaEconomy #EmergingMarkets #MacroStrategy #RiskManagement #SupplyChains #ForeignPolicy #InvestmentBanking #MarketVolatility #TechSecurity