Ranil me gahana kapati gata lihana programmes tikak karanna. 50+ aya hodata adinawa naththan ranil mahala dena redda. Congratulations Abisheka !!! Keepup the good work Bruno!!! Thanks for life changing facts manju !!!
Hi Broono, Today's program was Superb program. I love Whatever programs you are presenting. Manju he is a great analyzer and visionist.we learn so much from him. Thank you so much for both of you. I'd love to bring THUSHAN GUNAWARDANE just as a suggestion for 225 names for future leaderships. Thank you. This is Ananda Pathirage from Zambia.
Dear Manju:- Thank you so much for the elaborate but concise explanations given on Crypto and its related workings. I also listened to your initial interview on this subject about a year ago in this same channel, and it was very educative. I have learnt a lot from you since you. Going by your deliberations I feel not only Bank Deposits, but placing money in TBs is also high risk (in SL). In my entire life I have never seen FD rates in Banks going at 24%. It was the stuff relegated to Finance Companies, and that too mostly unregulated finance companies in the early 2000s. Not long after those high rates were declared, all those finance companies crashed, including the oldest one - The Finance Co. But now I see ads by Primary Dealers offering 1yr TB rate at 30%. I have never seen such a phenomenon ever in my life. For me it looks like the 2004 Tsunami that hit our southern & eastern cost. Upto then I had not even heard the name ‘tsunami’. I learnt it for the first time after that monstrous ocean wave hit us. Are we bracing ourselves for a financial tsunami? Can you do a program on that? If banks are unsafe the other alternative is to invest in TBs because that carries a govt guarantee. But then you are virtually placing your trust on a bankrupt govt. Is that a wise move? Have there been any instances in recorded history of a country defaulting its own TBs? Once again thank you Mnaju for the invaluable free education you are offering through this channel. Please do another video on this subject.
Excellent discussion, suggestions to conduct a podcast regarding capital markets. A brief intro how the capital markets instruments are engaged, pros & cons. How the young generation can get involved. Etc.
Awesome initiative guys, but I respectfully disagree with the comments made 22:00 - 27:00, there are still massively NPV positive projects / high growth potential companies specially in service exports (tech, construction sourcing, etc.) looking for fx financing which has the ability to pay 10%+ interest rate (maybe not 20%). So with the right lending, banks should have the ability to pay back depositor interest without turning into a ponzi scheme