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'Investing in India is like joining the mafia'


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jatiinder  singh
Views of Shanker
by jatiinder singh on May 28, 2018 12:25 PM

whatever he says ...traders have done the opposite. no one believes this moron. lakhs of people sent mesages to CNBC and other business channels to stop inviting him. else they will stop watching the channels.this Sharma is a besharma....:main nahin sara hindustan bolta hai.......""""""just avoid him.

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Ashok Sapre
Investiing in India
by Ashok Sapre on May 27, 2018 07:22 AM

I disagree with the views in article. I have never invested in share market but I believe people who invest have their own thinking process. They would not invest by looking at who is the prime minister and which party is running the government. The go by the performance of the company in which they invest.This article is again having tone of anti bjp. Can you tell me the history as to where market has collapsed because of change in ruling partty.

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Ashok Sapre
Investiing in India
by Ashok Sapre on May 27, 2018 07:21 AM

I disagree with the views in article. I have never invested in share market but I believe people who invest have their own thinking process. They would not invest by looking at who is the prime minister and which party is running the government. The go by the performance of the company in which they invest.This article is again having tone of anti bjp. Can you tell me the history as to where market has collapsed because of change in ruling partty.

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Ashok Sapre
Investiing in India
by Ashok Sapre on May 27, 2018 06:58 AM

I disagree with the views in article. I have never invested in share market but I believe people who invest have their own thinking process. They would not invest by looking at who is the prime minister and which party is running the government. The go by the performance of the company in which they invest.This article is again having tone of anti bjp. Can you tell me the history as to where market has collapsed because of change in ruling partty.

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Ashok Sapre
Investiing in India
by Ashok Sapre on May 27, 2018 06:56 AM

I disagree with the views in article. I have never invested in share market but I believe people who invest have their own thinking process. They would not invest by looking at who is the prime minister and which party is running the government. The go by the performance of the company in which they invest.This article is again having tone of anti bjp. Can you tell me the history as to where market has collapsed because of change in ruling partty.

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auryas
What a crock of sht
by auryas on May 26, 2018 06:19 PM


I will lose a few crores but your life is over

is that what the small investors are supposed to hear from an alleged ace investor with lot of experience ?

he is confusing with it incoherent rant. if a mid cap fails it is not due to ethics ? What rubbish.


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Yogesh Murgude
What is he talking about?
by Yogesh Murgude on May 24, 2018 04:53 PM  | Hide replies

Is all bullshit. In simple language investing in Stock market is like Matka. You do not have any control over the market but only guess like in Matka. In Matka the Owner/money is the king and always winner. Similarly in Share market person with big money bag is the king, he can manage the market as per his with and exit with profit. The poor investors are the looser.

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sunil vaidya
hi
by sunil vaidya on May 24, 2018 12:25 PM  | Hide replies

yes we have mafia in power currently...hopefully they will be thrown out in 2019...

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sandeep sule
Re: hi
by sandeep sule on May 26, 2018 06:15 PM
good dream brother

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Raja Krsnan
My advice is
by Raja Krsnan on May 23, 2018 08:21 AM

Never get married to any stock because it is from your favorite sector or they are doing well at a particular time.

It is always better to get out when the going is well or you have realised the profit target. Always sell a step ahead of others.

Long term is for investors with lots of surplus money which they dont require for anything in the near future. Common man should not get stuck in the long term because all his needs are immediate and near term.

IN the long term we are all DEAD. keep that in mind. Profits on paper is of no use. a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.


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Suresh Bhave
This is absolute bovine excreta.
by Suresh Bhave on May 22, 2018 05:03 PM  | Hide replies

This is bullshit. Stock markets doing well do not indicate rising economy. It means nothing. Stockmarkets are for gamblers. Next you will link economic growth with horse racing.

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Raja Krsnan
Re: This is absolute bovine excreta.
by Raja Krsnan on May 23, 2018 08:45 AM
nobody has ever linked economic growth to horse racing in the history of mankind, may be you will be the first to do so.

Prices oscillate from bottom to top and top to bottom when changes happen in economy. it can be rising or falling economy.

Stock markets are not for gamblers. Gamblers fail everywhere. if gamblers enter stock markets, it not the fault of stock markets. each of the participants in the stock markets are billion times bigger than the biggest gamblers put together.

common man always looks at stock market like a fool. nothing in life is static, so is stock market. it is calculated risk taking. but common investor always play it like a casino and end up losing. take risk after understanding it and do what makes sense for ones financial well being.

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Yogesh Murgude
Re: Re: This is absolute bovine excreta.
by Yogesh Murgude on May 24, 2018 04:56 PM
I am the second if you say. What Suresh said is perfect.

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