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A Warning from the Taxi Driver
(Jul 12, 2010)
Ajit Dayal talks about how a ride in a London Taxi influenced him to think finance companies should carry a warning sign cautioning investors that it is probably very dangerous to invest money based on the advice of a financial company.
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New direct tax code fails to connect the infrastructure dots
(Jul 30, 2010)
The Honest Truth discusses how the Direct Tax Code shows that not only have the various ministries shown a lack of an India vision, but the Ministry of Finance has not shown any ability of linking the needs of the country to build infrastructure with the potential of creating long term wealth for Indian citizens.
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Missing the target, getting the trend
(Aug 12, 2010)
The Honest Truth discusses how it’s more about getting the bigger picture right, knowing where the economy is headed and spotting the macro trend rather than narrowing it down to a specific number.
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Building a road to disaster?
(Jul 26, 2010)
Ajit Dayal critically evaluates Government's plan to spend over USD 1 trillion on India’s infrastructure and its implications on the Indian Economy.
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Should the RBI sell its US Dollars?
(Aug 23, 2010)
Ajit Dayal raises the question of whether the RBI should sell its US dollars due to “questionable quality” of the currency and points out how equating popularity with value can cause confusion.
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In a Hole
(Aug 30, 2010)
Ajit Dayal sheds light on reasons that led to the financial crisis and how he foresees a similar situation with foreign governments, banks and insurance companies buying the US debt again.
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Independence is a Responsibility
(Aug 20, 2010)
The Honest Truth discusses how it’s important for Indians to not just celebrate their independence but also take up the responsibility of making fellow Indian independent of poverty and social evils.
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Hey, Mr Dayal, whatever happened to 21,000?
(Jun 22, 2010)
Ajit Dayal on his prediction that the Sensex will reach 21,000 by July 2010 and why he still maintains that the Sensex could reach 30,000 by July 2012.
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We like these mutual funds.
(Jun 17, 2010)
Ajit Dayal elaborates on the criteria for selecting Equity Mutual Funds that are not managed by Quantum but still have a good research and investment process , are interesting and most importantly, have shown good performance over time.
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The Rupee needs a symbol, the Euro needs believers
(Jun 25, 2010)
Ajit Dayal simultaneously discusses why he would vote for "Z" as the new symbol for the Indian Rupee and the crisis that the Euro is facing.
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