Now that NAMO’s reign for the second term is more or less certain, we need to apply our minds on who the Next Finance Minister should be. Basant Maheshwari is, as usual, ahead of the curve and has made an impeccable recommendation for the post
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Heavens Are Smiling On India: Time Is...
Billionaire Uday Kotak has confirmed that the steep fall in crude oil prices means that India is at great advantage & its macros will improve. It is explicit from this that we have to grab stocks now in anticipation of better times ahead
Porinju Veliyath Slams NAMO For Turni...
Porinju Veliyath has not taken kindly to the action by NAMO and Arun Jaitley of causing a loss of Rs. 1.35 lakh crore to investors in OMC stocks. He has described the move as “penny wise pound foolish” and as “unethical“
Fear Grips Investors In “Next L&...
Investors merrily tucked into stocks with dubious credentials on the premise that they would blossom into “next L&T” and “next Page Industries” and shower multibagger gains. However, reality is now dawning upon investors that these may be junkyard stocks. Unfortunately, the exit doors are blocked and there is nowhere to run or hide
NAMO’s Mishandling Of L’Affaire Raghu...
While eminent experts are divided in their opinion on whether Raghuram Rajan ought to have been offered a second term or not as RBI Governor, all are unanimous that NAMO handled the issue in a clumsy manner and has suffered a “self goal”
RBI Guv Rajan’s Exit Will Lead To Mas...
Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar, an economist, has sent the bone-chilling warning that if Raghuram Rajan, the RBI Governor, is not given a second term, there will be draconian consequences. He warns that as much as 100 billion will flow out, stock markets will crash, currency markets will panic and India will be severely bruised
Investors Fret As Subramanian Swamy’s...
The tirade by Subramanian Swamy, a trusted confidante of NAMO, demanding that RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan be sacked immediately for alleged “Anti-India” activities is worrying investors because it implies that a change in the office of the fiscal regulator is imminent
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