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
When Jim Rogers, the maverick legendary trader, bluntly declared that he was “disillusioned with India” and was “selling all his shares”, the local Gurus took umbrage and showered him with the choicest of abuses. Now, in the wake of the steep correction in the markets and the widespread disillusionment with NAMO, the Gurus are gracefully admitting that Jim Rogers may have been right after all
Porinju Veliyath’s dexterity in buying and selling stocks ensured that he got out of one of his favourite stocks just before it got hit by a regulatory taint and suffered a melt-down. Porinju pocketed a fortune from the stock though investors who followed his footsteps may not have been as lucky
The three musketeers of the Congress Party, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Manmohan Singh, have launched a vicious attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and accused him of destroying the Indian economy and causing colossal losses to hapless investors. For once, NAMO’s Bhakts are on the back-foot and maintaining a deafening silence
If you are thinking of diving into the stock market with the last remnants of your savings, you better hold your horses. Some eminent experts are saying that the present ugly scenario is a mere “pawing” by the Big Bear and that a proper “mauling” is still to come
Today, in the midst of the carnage, Saurabh Mukherjea had an “I told you so” expression on his face. He warns that there is more downside coming and that we should stay out. We need to listen attentively to his advice with all eyes and ears open
The Chairman and CEO of a micro-cap company backed by Porinju Veliyath and Ashish Chugh have been held prima facie guilty of insider trading by SEBI and directed to disgorge their alleged ill-gotten gains
Porinju’s chilling warning that the purists are behaving like amateurs by confusing between “good stocks” and “good companies” and by buying so-called high-quality stocks at exorbitant valuations is coming true. The purists are now at a dead end, with nowhere to hide!
Forbes India’s much-awaited stock recommen dations for 2016 are finally here. The recommendations do not disappoint. Each stock is a powerhouse capable of pumping out hefty returns year after year
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