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The coming financial tsunami
(Dec 17, 2011)
'Funny Money' - the product of unsupervised financial industry and rating agencies, that has put the world on the cusp of a financial tsunami.
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Ready for a bounce?
(Aug 20, 2011)
J Mulraj talks about the possible bounce in stock markets, and suggests ways to tackle black money.
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The Swiss money alternative
(Sep 3, 2011)
J Mulraj suggests a unique way to cleanse corruption in politics - Cut a special deal with Switzerland for tax evaders and use that money to fund elections
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Coming soon - a bear in a China shop!
(Nov 19, 2011)
J Mulraj talks about a possible implosion in China, triggered by real estate price collapse, which can cause Sensex to slide much below 15,700 level.
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The old order changeth
(Sep 17, 2011)
Citing examples of Kingfisher Airlines, Anna Hazare's victory, arrest of Amar Singh & A Raja, J Mulraj discusses how change is the only constant
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Testing, testing, testing.....
(Aug 12, 2011)
J Mulraj discusses why next week may prove to be a short term buying opportunity since the Market could hover around 16,000 before stabilizing
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What would be the cost of a haircut in Europe?
(Oct 22, 2011)
J Mulraj on why it's difficult for investors to be optimistic - European banking crisis, US-Pak political crisis, and the abysmal governance in India
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Finally! Some sensible economic policy movement!
(Nov 26, 2011)
McDonald didn't end Udipi restaurants. Liberalization didn't kill local grocery stores. J Mulraj on how permitting FDI into multi brand retail could be a sensible policy
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Whose Parliament is it, anyway?
(Dec 24, 2011)
J Mulraj laments the misuse of national assets by political parties and the resultant financial strains.
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From Ramlila Maidan to Zuccotti Park
(Oct 8, 2011)
J Mulraj talks about the popular protests in different countries against poor governance which makes policies for the advantage of a select few.
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