Indian Vs Foreign Investors: Why Ajay Srivastava Thinks There's A Standoff In The Indian Markets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Ajay Srivastava, MD, Dimensions Consulting gives insights on the sectors that can be a phenomenal choice for investors to invest in. He tells that engineering, auto & new IPOs are the few sectors that investors can park their money in. He also tells that we will become the largest supplier to the engineering and auto market in the next 5 years.
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Why Ajay looks like villain from 80's movies
Good neeraj having conversation with Ajay Shrivastava... amazing I like it..he must be called frequently...
This guy told to sell IT stocks, now changing
Lmfao absolute joker, this guy was bearish in march 2023 lmaao😂
20-25% in IT..he must be joking
Great
Green shoots are Emerging in speciality chemical sector in my opinion because its a beaten down sector in last two years ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Which company is he talking about
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90% of India's population is living just below the poverty line.
The past decade has seen a significant increase in social and economic inequality in India.
Despite boasting a democratic system, the government seems to be merely providing the bare minimum for its citizens to survive, rather than thrive. This is a travesty of the very principles of democracy.
India democracy system is really not interested to improve social economical balance.
This is the most ridiculous comment I have heard . According to imf below poverty line is 14% . From where you get these stats ?? Can you show proof that 90% below poverty line . What’s ur age and education dude ??
So, what should you suggest to do if people not working for their own better future? There is no shortcut for success for an individual or a government. If you don't perform,you won't succeed. Government doing fantastic job in bringing transparency into the system. If you don't know how to take those opportunities it's your loss. No one can come and give you free lunch. Even if you get free lunch, it's someone's hardwork which you want to eat.