Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the Badshah of Dalal Street, is not only a thorough gentleman, he is also a master diplomat. By giving Shankar a “back-handed compliment”, the Badshah has sent a subtle but powerful reprimand to Shankar over the latter’s reckless doomsday prophecies which have played havoc with investors’ sentiments
If you were one of those who listened to Shankar Sharma’s doomsday prophecy and refrained from buying stocks and missed the great rally, you have good reason to feel cheated with his somersault now that the crash is not happening anytime soon. To add insult to injury, Shankar Sharma is now singing a bullish tune
Prashant Jain of HDFC Mutual Fund knows that the only time investors listen is when the markets are booming. He takes the opportunity to remind them that if they had heeded his advice and bought stocks when the markets were in the doldrums, they would be basking in untold riches today
Shankar Sharma has resurfaced and made the blood curdling prophecy that the stock markets will plunge 10% to 20% by May 2014. This time, his prophecy has a good chance of coming true and so we should take evasive action to bail ourselves out of a mess
Ridham Desai, MD of Morgan Stanley, is a perceptive watcher of the markets. He is not afraid to change his view depending on the data. He has turned bullish again and is advising investors to buy Info Tech stocks for a 25% upside
Shankar Sharma can barely contain his impatience at the fact that investors are not heeding his doomsday call. He sends another ultimatum that they should sell their stocks before it is too late. Is anyone listening?
You know by now that you cannot ignore Shankar Sharma’s predictions. Whether you agree with him or not, you can’t deny his clarity of thought and ability to take a firm stand one way or the other. He now warns of an impending crash and gives strong logic to support his hypothesis
Ridham Desai, MD, Morgan Stanley, has staged a stunning somersault. From advising investors to buy stocks aggressively for a 25% gain, he has shifted gears to advising investors to sell stocks. The Bear market will be long and vicious he says
If your blood froze at the 769 point crash in the Sensex, you better brace yourself for more pain. Shankar Sharma has sent the grim warning that this is the beginning of the Mother of all Bear Markets and that it is going to last a long, long time. We should forget about ‘bottom fishing’ and ‘buying on dips’ and capital preservation is the only goal right now he says
There has been a savage sell-off in banking stocks after the sudden reversal of policy by the RBI. We explore whether the time is ripe to nibble at the top quality banking stocks or it is still too early
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