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
Carl Icahn has taken over the mantle of “World’s Greatest Investor” from Warren Buffett. Icahn has made a mind-boggling fortune from stocks despite having a win rate equal to the toss of a coin. How he achieved this remarkable feat is revealed by Bryan Rich of Forbes
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!
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
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
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
The savage crash in stock prices has sent shock waves across the investment community that a 2008-like crises is around the corner. Investors are panic-stricken and are likely to throw in the towel soon. The Gurus have their hands full in trying to soothe the nerves of their followers
Warren Buffett’s dictates can fox even the savviest of investors. When ace fund manager Samir Arora got perplexed, he sought help and Prof Sanjay Bakshi bailed him out with a clear cut explanation
Dr Sanjay Chaturvedi, the editor of Accommodation Times, a leading publication, has sent the grim warning that the worst is still to come for the realty sector and that investors should dump realty stocks now
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