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Ritik Gupta's avatar

Dance we will Sir🙂

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Chitranjan Dar's avatar

In the short term, the investors will punish capital expenditure. We have to strengthen our long-term competitiveness by becoming either the lowest cost or the most innovative player in the market. So we wait till the global situation improves!

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Mohit Satyanand's avatar

The inefficiencies in our system sre huge. To become the cheapest, we will have to devalue the currency massively, which is always a political challenge.

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Chitranjan Dar's avatar

But a compelling read again, as always! Thanks, Mohit!

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Mohit Satyanand's avatar

Thanks!

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Chandra Mohan S's avatar

Most of the common man's saving instruments like fixed deposit do not beat inflation. Low rent yield on real estate makes it a poor investment option. There is hardly any incentive for savings for common people. Investment in stock, debt instruments demand gaining knowledge and spending lot of time in tracking them. There is no easily available source to gain that knowledge as well. Request you to write on the options available for common man to gain knowledge. As of now, I see retail savings are cheap source of capital for Capitalists.

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Mohit Satyanand's avatar

Thanks, Chandra. There is a lot of writing about securities - both debt and equity; somehow, dont feel like adding to that volume right now

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