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- The India I was born in vs the India of today. Two biggest contrasts : Optimism and Abundance. A 2BY2 discussing the same. Ignore India at your own peril !!!
India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, with a GDP growth rate of over 7% in recent years. It has a large and growing consumer market, with a population of over 1.3 billion people. Additionally, the country has a highly skilled and educated workforce, making it an attractive destination for foreign investors.
One of the key reasons why foreign investors need to invest in India is its vast potential for growth and development. With a young and dynamic population, the country has a growing demand for goods and services in a wide range of industries. This presents a wealth of opportunities for foreign investors to tap into this market and expand their businesses.
Another advantage of investing in India is the country's favorable business climate. The Indian government has taken several initiatives to promote foreign investment, such as relaxing FDI norms, simplifying procedures for setting up businesses, and offering tax incentives. The government's "Make in India" campaign aims to promote domestic manufacturing and attract foreign companies to set up manufacturing units in the country.
India also boasts a rich cultural heritage and diverse population, making it an ideal destination for companies looking to tap into new markets and expand their customer base. The country's large English-speaking population also makes it easier for foreign investors to do business in the country.
In summary, foreign investors need to invest in India due to its vast potential for growth, favorable business climate, and rich cultural heritage. By investing in India, companies can tap into a growing consumer market and take advantage of the country's skilled workforce and favorable business environment.
Hi friends, I am Ajay Sharma. I have been an active investor and a serial entrepreneur living in Singapore. I am an alum of IIT (BHU) Varanasi and IIM Ahmedabad. I have worked in some of the leading global corporates and am passionate about startups.
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Youth, abundance and optimism... Amazing analysis sir... Hats off to you.... India can't be ignored...
This channel is a book with full of knowledge. We must thank vivek sir to introduce him to us. Thanku sir.
I have almost watched all your videos - trying to implement them in my investment. great content with simplicity and no hidden agenda.
Very knowledgeable vidio.good job sir ji.
Aapke agle vidio ka intjar rahega.
Sir
You are a great visionary personality
Eagerly waiting for your vdo's
Wow what a beautiful painting; you are truly multi talented
I have witnessed india in 80s and I am witnessing this india too.
One more excellent video.
We are waiting for next knowledgeable video.
Aapka dhanyawad Aadarniya
Great and thank you
Your video is always full of information and positivist,
Small suggestion Audio quality can be improved
I agree with your views on the Great nation of ours. But still the suicide rate is rising. Abundance and optimism are there but we are not strong anymore. We give up very early nowadays.
Good Video - Jai Hind
Your knowledge is just awesome
Thank you Sir for the analysis🙏. Bilkul sahi. Jaisa aap ne bataya vaisa hum mehasus karte hai. 🙏💐☺️
Thanks Sir for sharing so powerful knowledgeable video with us.
We Also believe that under great leadership of Modi Ji , we will be leading whole world in this and next decade… 🙏🙏
Great
Liked the way you talk, reflects lot about you and family..keep going 🎉
Thank you Ajay ji you are worth many books
well said sir. thanks so much for your knowledge
Excellent
This place recalls me at Lake Market,Rashbehari Avenue in Kolkata where right now also man driven rickshaw as well as tram is available
Dhanyavad....already looking forward to your next video....
Sound is very low in all your videos
Hey Ajay, from where can I get those beautiful ancient India paintings?
Eagerly waiting for your video on how Indian markets will have less dependence on FII.
Very well explained. Thank you, Sir, for providing information for FII investment in the long term. Otherwise, other stock market experts every day change their opinion regarding FII investment. One day, they will say like
मार्केट से दूर रहें, मार्केट में आने वाली है बड़ी गिरावट, FII अपना पैसा निकाल रहे हैं। पिछले 3 दिनों में FII ने दो लाख करोड़ की बिकवाली किया।
Next day they will say like
बहुत सारा FII का पैसा मार्केट में आ रहा है। यह सही मौका है मार्केट में इन्वेस्ट करने का। पिछले 3 दिनों में FII ने दो लाख करोड़ की खरीदारी की। 😂😂😂
Witty Manu ji 😅
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Sir, you are right. But kisan andolan in resent past, Mandal commission , jai narayan (JP) andolan etc we also have history. T
Thank you 🙏
AJAY SIR YOU ARE VERY GOOD STORY TAILOR
🙏🙏❤
True Ajay ji
Sir aap ekdum young dikhte ho jaise koi japanese. Ek video series aap health investment per bhi banaie please. Health bhi to wealth hai.
Thanks sir ji 😊❤
Great video sir.sir I am 60% invested and waiting for some correction at 16850 level but nifty move to 18300.kindly suggest how should I deploy my remaining 40% capital
Sir kindly provide some study sources related to this video for further research and as a retail can we do the same ????
thoda zor se raub se bola karo sir achha lagega
Sir again wonderful video, Sir I need your advice in my career so, Is there any way to connect with you. Because you could be great mentor to many youngsters like us. Thank you
Rajeev, I plan to do a quarterly session to answer questions. Hope that will help. Send me what questions you are grappling with ?
Sir for past seven years I was doing business with my father but after Corona suitation had changed drastically and we had to shut down our business. Now I am looking for carrier in finance especially in equity field as I am trading for last 4.5 years. I am also MBA in finance. So Sir please guide how should I proceed. Thank you
A request - sir, please speak a bit quickly, even at 2x speed it seems very slow😅
Will try
Sir I personally disagree with this video. Abundance and optimism was also there in Japan in the 1980s during their boom. But it did not mean that Japan's futures in the 90s was better. So i think optimism and abundance can reverse quickly. Abundance is there in India only for the top 20 percent at maximum. The rest 80 are optimistic as of now, but once they turn pessimistic things will turn quickly. Abundance was due to the cheap money for the last 20 years. There is a chance i am wrong but not discounting any recession risk or not recognising the underlying issue of inequality is incorrect in my opinion. Thanks for the really good videos you make.
Kshitij ji, I take your point. I love a discourse on a topic. Here is what I think..
1) It's better to be an optimist than a pessimist. Hope keeps us going better than dispair.
2) Hope and dreams are the beginning of everything, but eventually excesses happen which lead to disasters.
3) this is not just about Japan, it was same for USA in 1920s, before GFC etc. or in some of the tech investments in India that have gone to zero.
If you have to compare India of today then it is more comparable to the young Japan post world war 2, which was being rebuilt . The Japan of 90s was the result of 40 years of high growth that led to exuberance, complacency and euphoria.
We will also get there , maybe in 20 or 30 years. We are far from there today....
Brahma Vishnu Mahesh ... Creation growth and destruction is the fundamental law...
We are in early Vishnu phase in this cycle ... long way to go
@@G2GAjaySharma Thank you for your reply. I will try to be more optimistic personally. When it comes to the economy, i don't see India becoming like Japan majorly due to income inequality. Japan is one of the more homogeneous countries when it comes to financial equality. In India i see the lower 80 percent of the Indian population being left out of new India. Currently they are young and optimistic, but today's youth once they get into their 40s in the next 15 years will be left out completely the ways things are going now, unable to climb the financial/social ladder. Currently they can become swiggy delivery guys but don't see that job securing their future. But yes, this need not correlate with Indian market performance which i see giving great returns in next 15 years even if i see difficult markets for the next 5 years. Moreover our discussion, although really enjoyable, may not matter much given the mathematics of chaos theory suggests predicting the future that too 15 years from now is like a blind person throwing darts. I like you to try to understand the way the world works and your videos and wisdom have been really helpful.
Totally concur with your reply
@@G2GAjaySharma Thanks it was a pleasure. Trying my best to be a garud with all the oxytocin in the world. 👍
Wah Kshitij ji, you captured the essence of my channel ... Wisdom of Garuda and Oxytocin by giving and helping
🙏👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Ajay ji, with due respect, this too much optimism about india is reflecting in startup ecosystem of india where we are having layoffs in “abundance”. Also, giving due credit to your 2x2 but when you dig down into data..things are not as rosey as you portrayed. 🙏
Sure .. but our time frames are different. I am talking in decades and during these periods, cyclical downs will come
Best video just wokeness could be a hinderance
why would FII want to invest WHEN MARKETS ARE NEAR ALL TIME HIGH .
Why didn't they invest when the markets were below 16k?
sir ye pic hata lo. ek admin riksha haat se khich raha hai ye. dayaniya hai prograss symbol nahi hai.
Chaliye, aapki baat maan lete hain. Rikhsa nahin khichta hoon :-)
Vivek...yah vivek bindra...