Economic Boom and Social Unrest follow Pandemics
Ashok Jainani May 7, 2021
People don’t change when they have options. They change when they don’t have an option.
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Portfolio Diversification – A Meaningless Mathematics
Ashok Jainani April 14, 2021
Name of the game: lie, guile, and beguile
Food for the Body is also Food for the Soul
P. Raja March 23, 2021
Women play multiple roles in their journey from cradle to grave. In the kitchen, they are happy and content cooks unwilling to leave the place
The Digital World: Memes & Delusions
Ashok Jainani March 11, 2021
Most of the memes and theories, tested on small data sample, have deluded people far too long. The digital world has changed radically in the past few decades where the delusions of the past won’t work
Need for an Overhaul in Distribution Models
Sudip Bandyopadhyay March 6, 2021
It revealed that with the pandemic accelerating, digital adoption in rural areas was strengthening. Restrictions on travel and social distancing norms nudged people in rural areas, who are equipped with technology and connectivity, to rely more on digital services for their day-to-day activities.
Fools Are Certain About The Market
Ashok Jainani February 26, 2021
There’s a limit to how high trees can grow; There’s a limit to how deep roots can flow, But there’s no limit to how far fools can go
Future Hangs on How Virus Behaves in Long Run
Sudip Bandyopadhyay February 19, 2021
With unemployment rates going through the roof, there has been a phenomenal crash in demand. In such a scenario, focusing almost solely on liquidity measures can be only as good as applying some plaster. Only time will tell, but it does make one wonder whether, without demand being stimulated, these policies will ever be enough.
Too Much Democracy or Mobocracy
Krishna Kumar Mishra February 8, 2021
Laws are formed, shaped, and passed in Parliament for the whole nation. A bunch of rowdies from a certain part should not be allowed to derail the process. The farm bill has absolutely no flaw.
Budget 2021-22: Bold Strokes to Tick the Checkboxes on the Economy’s Wishlist
Sudip Bandyopadhyay February 3, 2021
With all due credit to the finance minister and her team, the Budget has the potential to support rapid growth and bring out the best is the objective of moving India closure towards USD 5 trillion economy.
“Higher The Risk, Higher The Returns” Absolutely Wrong
Ashok Jainani February 1, 2021
R for Risk, Not Returns. Only the fools give and take this advice. Higher the risk only means higher risk, nothing else. The first stanza
Lucky or Unlucky? What is in Store for Us?
P. Raja January 30, 2021
Who is lucky? Who is unlucky? What doubting Thomases are we, always trying to find out beforehand what is in store for us? How many of us do not seek the advice of astrologers, the first-rate cheats, who predict our future for a few bucks with no knowledge of their own future?
Investment Magnet Sectors for FPI & FDI in 2021
Sudip Bandyopadhyay January 29, 2021
These investment flows are expected in two streams – Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI), which will be driven by the above-mentioned developments, and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), which could result from shifts in supply chains of multinationals.
