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04 Feb 10 Add to Favorites  
"Have Breakfast… or…Be Breakfast!"  
Who sells the largest number of cameras in India? Your guess is likely to be Sony, Canon or Nikon. Answer is none of the above. The winner is Nokia whose main line of business in India is not cameras but cell phones.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
02 Feb 10 Add to Favorites  
Attention, American Investors: Abandon Ship!  
If you hadn't already abandoned hope that our government can stop itself from driving our economy into a debt-induced crisis, now's the time to do so.
Neil Weinberg in Forbes.com
23 Dec 09 Add to Favorites  
Frank Beck On Currencies  
The dollar stumbles through 2010 as sovereign debt downgrades hit close to home.
Forbes
07 Dec 09 Add to Favorites  
Gold Can’t Beat Checking-With-Interest 30 Years After Last Peak  
Gold’s best year in three decades has yet to match the returns of an interest-bearing checking account for anyone who bought the most malleable of metals coveted for at least 5,000 years during the last peak in January, 1980.
Bloomberg.com
01 Sep 09 Add to Favorites  
Financial crisis? No, capitalism as usual  
No major overhaul of capitalism seems on the cards. The rapid transition from despair in March to the stock market boom today suggests that the markets don’t really see the need for great change. The existing system has survived the Great Recession, and that is seen as Great News.
Swaminomics.org
26 Oct 08 Add to Favorites  
Don't miss the bus, invest now  
The drop in markets is temporary as valuations are very attractive and markets will revert back to mean valuations. As India's growth reappears on the horizon and the global situation stabilises, FIIs will buy again.
Economic Times
01 Sep 08 Add to Favorites  
15 of world's top 20 pension funds head for India  
Foreign pension funds
business-standard
10 May 08 Add to Favorites  
Forget decoupling, the new market buzzword: Recoupling  
Forget decoupling. The latest buzzword in global financial markets is recoupling. It argues that the state of the economies across the world is still umbillicaly attached to the US, though Asia is far more insulated than Europe. And within Asia, India with its growth story, is still considered a ‘safe’ haven.
Economic Times
21 Apr 08 Add to Favorites  
Fiscal deficit back to record level?  
Terrified that surging food prices will cause it to lose the coming state elections, the government has come out with an anti-inflation package ...
Times Of India
31 Mar 08 Add to Favorites  
Right time for Value Investing      863 kb
The effect of the recent stock market crash was bigger than what happened in 1992 during Harshad Mehta scam and in 2000 with regard to Ketan Parekh scam...
Mathrubhumi Dhanakaryam
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