NAMO Will Tame SoGa & RaGa And Pass GST Bill By July 2016: Ridham Desai Of Morgan Stanley

In an earlier piece, I lamented about how the shenanigans of SoGa and RaGa had prevented investors from pocketing mega bucks from GST-related stocks (see Ace Investors Fume As Dreams Of Mega Bucks Turns To Dust).

The deadly duo of SoGa and RaGa are holding the entire Country to ransom to fulfill their personal and petty ambitions. The duo has used one assorted excuse after the other ranging from the National Herald scam to the alleged intolerance to stonewall NAMO’s earnest efforts to pass the GST Bill.

The unfortunate aspect is that the duo led investors up the garden path. They first promised “co-operation” with NAMO leading investors to pile on to all GST-sensitive stocks such as TCI, GATI, Concor etc. Later, when the stocks were soaring at record heights, the duo pulled the rug from under NAMO’s feet, leading to colossal losses for investors.

Worse, the failure of the GST Bill has also soured the investment climate in the Country. Foreign investors are now lukewarm about NAMO’s ability to deliver the promised reforms.

Anyway, Ridham Desai of Morgan Stanley, who is highly renowned for his brilliant analytical skills, has pulled out his crystal ball and predicted the future. After much complicated number crunching and juxtaposition of permutations and combinations, Ridham has confidently declared that by July 2016, NAMO will have the requisite majority in the Rajya Sabha which is required to pass the GST Bill.

Ridham explains that there are presently 91 members in the Rajya Sabha who are opposed to the GST. Of these, 67 belong to the Congress party and owe their allegiance to SoGa and RaGa. As a result of compulsory retirement of the MPs, one of the scenarios that will most likely play out is that NAMO will gain a majority of the seats and will be in a position to call the shots.

“Once the bill clears Parliament, getting the bill passed by more than half of the states should not prove challenging, as the BJP and its allies are currently in power in 12 of 29 states, and a few beyond the 12 are supportive of the bill” Ridham adds with immense confidence in his tone.

Now, Ridham’s clear-cut analysis sounds like melodious music to all investors. Fortunately, leading experts have already short-listed the stocks that will benefit the most from the GST and all that we have to do is position ourselves in advance in our favourite GST stocks and brace for mega gains!