For INVESTORS,the Bull Run these days seems scary. But, let me offer a perspective: Year 2004-2014-2024 On 1 January, Nifty was at 1800-6000-21000 PE ratios were 21-18-21. Not so scary expensive, now is it? (Consider also factors like new components of Nifty are faster growing companies + Regime change, 2008 fin crisis, Covid all factored in + Retail participation is ever increasing) Still scared?😀
Debashish, As per SEBI, retail investor lost Rs50000 crores in trading options.This is household savings which has been lost. Moot question is WHO HAS GAINED AT THE EXPENSE OF RETAIL? Can you bring a video on it?
Banks refusing to give more than 60 paise FD interest.. insurance fellows give less than FD.. ground level inflation doesn't match up with government numbers.. what the common man can do.. gamble in stocks even if they are over priced..
The former pm...who ruled us was not. Elected....or is it different rules for different people....is it because it is a she ...that the fm is targeted..
Amazing.I make it a point to listen every video your are featured in Mr. Debashis. Would love to know more about the same topic on how exactly this is being done.
Why funds choose to invest in companies when infact these companies are not investing in growth due to decreased demand ?? What kind of logic is that ?
I would like to know whether the speaker has invested in the stock market or not. Because I don’t trust positive news from someone who is not invested nor negative news from someone who has himself invested but discourages others.
as on date all the scrips r over priced way beyond their fundamentals. this is due to excessive liquidity . avarice n greed running the bull market. AND FOMO.
Our Private Sector and the entrepreneur behind it sees no future for himself in his own company when he can sit back and make more money through the Bull Market! He is now used to splurging booked profits by spending on Luxury goods (Lamborghini for each member of family), destination weddings for offsprings and big ticket (+5000 crore) do's, foreign trips every other week etc. Contrast it with what his Chinese counterpart does with all tax breaks and incentives he gets- highly modernised plants, huge capacity increases to reduce unit costs, massive increase in job creation / upskilled employment that has kept that country way ahead of any competition! That's where new Private investments have mushroomed. Will it happen here? I wonder..