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A few interesting items for your reading pleasure:
- Good! Infra bonds’ lock-in period to be halved (Mint)
- Nothing new. India’s Inflation Rate Is Far Above the Threshold Level (Bloomberg)
- Oops! Ignore the debt ceiling debate…The real crisis is yet to come (Bull Source)
- Must read. Dan Ariely on Behavioural Economics (The Browser)
- Owe dear! World Debt Guide (Economist)
- Gone with the wind! Govt approves Rs1,200 crore equity infusion in Air India (Mint)
- Nice read. A Good Debtor (Daily Reckoning)
- Great! You can file complaints with Sebi online (Mint)
- Law of averages? The Power Shift (Economist)
- Hmmm. Facebook Comes Before Tap Water as India’s Poor Get Smartphones (Bloomberg)
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Many investment experts and financial websites make outrageous promises of untold riches to their readers and clients.
‘Become the next Warren Buffett’, some would promise. And then there are others who would suggest – ‘How you can get rich like Warren Buffett‘.
If you have also come across such promises or claims, and have started to believe that you or your kid can really become the next Warren Buffett, see this..
A few interesting items for your reading pleasure:
- Aha! Record price fails to dim rich investors’ craze for gold (Economic Times)
- Hmmm. Bill Gross: Four ways the gov’t is planning to steal from you now (Zero Hedge)
- Crisis? We Are at the Cusp of a Global Move into Gold and Silver (Daily Wealth)
- Nothing’s new! Biggest PF fraud: ‘BL Kashyap & Sons’ accused of Rs 593 cr scandal (Economic Times)
- Really? India’s Frustration With Corruption Boils Over (Bloomberg)
- Nice! Where does the money come from (Pragmatic Capitalism)
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A few interesting items for your reading pleasure:
- Bad times! Brokers take SIP route to win over investors (Economic Times)
- Oops! Bad loans grow fastest in five years (Mint)
- Role reversal? India to give $2bn to fund bailouts in Europe (Economic Times)
- Hmmm. How Apple would solve the debt crisis (Market Watch)
- Nothing new here. PIMCO CEO: US worse off from debt debate (CNN Money)
- Funny! The Great Debt Ceiling Debate! (Havoc On The Hill)
- Good! Rakesh Jhunjhunwala to give away 25% of wealth for philanthropy (Economic Times)
- Getting social. India Inc looks beyond Facebook, Twitter (Times of India)
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A few interesting items for your reading pleasure:
- India Needs to Raise Rates to Slow Inflation (Bloomberg)
- Speed can and will kill (Mint)
- Superinvestor Mark Mobius: Emerging markets are safer than the U.S. (The Guru Investor)
- Brazil, India and South Africa Must Do More to Be Powers (Bloomberg)
- Govt keen to free diesel and LPG prices: Pranab (Yahoo India Finance)
- Why you must invest in art (Business Standard)
- Also read: It’s the Cash Flow, Stupid
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Economists are sometimes defined as people who don’t believe things work in practice until they can be proven in theory.
One such economist was Karl Marx, who used a remarkably simple theoretical formula to define the practicality of the capitalist system.
Marx’s formula was as simple as:
A few interesting items for your reading pleasure:
- Obama: We have a deal (CNN)
- Debt ceiling: 10 lessons beyond that crisis (Washington Post)
- Give growth figure, not CAGR, in ads: Sebi (Mint)
- India Inc Q1: Robust growth, but profit under pressure (Economic Times)
- India Shunning `Big Bang’ Two Decades After Opening Endangers Singh Legacy (Bloomberg)
- Marc Faber on Gold, Silver, Deflation and the US Economy (Lew Rockwell)
- Rupee most undervalued currency in the world: Big Mac index (Economic Times)
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