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
The Government’s sudden move to levy tax on the capital gains earned by foreign investors investing through Mauritius has sent shockwaves throughout the investing community. While some ace investors have denounced the move as “stupid“, others have lauded it as “sensible“. The conflict of opinion amongst the ace investors has left novice investors in a perplexed state of mind
Ashish Kacholia & Vallabh Bhanshali have homed in on a small-cap stock operating in the “power” sector. The reforms proposed to be implemented by the Government will make the power sector highly profitable and send the fortunes of the small-cap soaring appears to be the calculation of the two stalwarts
Dolly Khanna appears to have overcome her aversion to Pharma stocks. This time, instead of being a lone wolf, she has relied on the collective wisdom of Kishore Bang and Motilal Oswal to home in on a micro-cap Pharma stock with impressive past performance and ambitious future plans
Today, when panic-stricken investors were running helter-skelter due to NAMO’s knee-jerk crackdown over their favourite stocks, the Gurus had a benign smile. Their immense wisdom had spared them once again from calamity & carnage!
If you are feeling jittery about India’s growth prospects and NAMO’s ability to deliver on the promised reforms, you have to listen to the cool and confident advice of Katie Koch, top brass at Goldman Sachs. Katie Koch has given convincing reasons why India is the best place to invest in presently as compared to the rest of the World
The GST Bill is seen by experts as the single biggest reform which will propel India into the stature of a global powerhouse and lead to untold riches for its investors. Unfortunately, SoGa and RaGa have so far torpedoed all attempts by NAMO to usher in the revolutionary reform. Luckily, the duo will be unable to wield the same influence in Parliament by July 2016 and NAMO will have his way is the confident prediction of Ridham Desai of Morgan Stanley
Basant Maheshwari is beaming with joy because the stocks that he boldly declared to be a “blind buy” are surging thanks to the incentives offered by NAMO in the Budget. Experts say that there is more upside to these stocks
NAMO has been flayed by the intelligentsia for the handling of the JNU-Kanhaiya affair and the EPF-tax fiasco. However, it is possible that both of these issues are actually red herrings designed to distract the opposition and divert their attention from more pressing issues. The ace stock pickers also appear to have fallen victim to NAMO’s gambit
The stock markets appear to be euphoric about NAMO’s budget if you go by the spectacular rally seen in the past two days. However, eminent pundits are skeptical and have sounded the caution that the economy is in a bad shape and that there is little in the Budget to revive it. They warn that there is more downside to the market
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