Tweet Buster: Sanjay Bakshi’s tip to woo market; Anand disputes bhav bhagwan che
Shankar Sharma said stock market should not influence major economic policies.
And now with signs of the US-China trade war ebbing, top market honchos are seeing strong moves in the days ahead.
Value investor Safir Anand says the partial US-China trade deal that materialised on Friday will not only spur the global market mood, but benefit Indian equities too.
No increase in Chinese tariffs for now. Seems the stand is softening. This can support global markets and indirectly benefit indian mkt too
— Safir (@safiranand) 1570823889000Independent market expert Sandip Sabharwal says the macros are falling in line for emerging markets to rally, and India will follow.
Global Markets rally sharply while Volatility collapses US Dollar collapse Gold falls Macros falling in line for… https://t.co/K6wtjddQ7C
— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1570807345000Sabharwal on Friday tweeted that the market may be in for a significant multi-week up-move (courtesy: charts & options data); FIY: Market ended higher on Friday.
Very interesting formations happening on the Charts and in Options data. If markets sustain their current gains t… https://t.co/8T2hFsgYgW
— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1570769738000Reviving Market: Two schools of thought
PMS manager Basant Maheshwari in a Twitter thread made a case that the stock market should form an integral part of the government and central bank policies, as is the case in most developed economies.
No wonder that for most of the developed nations across the globe keeping the stock market forms an integral part o… https://t.co/nVdpa8owZB
— Basant Maheshwari (@BMTheEquityDesk) 1570861363000However, the same week veteran investor Shankar Sharma said stock market should not influence major economic policies, since it is short term in nature.
I remain convinced: stock mkts shouldn't influence major economic policies.Stock mkts are short term in nature.They… https://t.co/0HCiCcrTTp
— Shankar Sharma (@1shankarsharma) 1570693508000Sanjay Bakshi shared a tip for companies on how to try and woo the market back.
One of the most interesting things in this market is that the more a company tries to pump its stock with all sorts… https://t.co/6z8IpPGGaM
— Fundoo Professor (@Sanjay__Bakshi) 1570690279000Safir Anand tells you to ditch the theory "bhav bhagwan che" (price is God); here's why
Any body who says bhao Bhagwan hai assumes god changes every second. And himself doesn't know till demand supply an… https://t.co/jQGsRnmTAK
— Safir (@safiranand) 1570605540000Shyam Shekhar of iThought made a case against generalising judgements and making investors biased towards any one asset class.
Was calculating returns from urban land. Land i sold in 2006 has notionally appreciated at 18% CAGR. Few investor… https://t.co/Ff7SDNDj5w
— Shyam Sekhar (@shyamsek) 1570552596000Download ET Markets APP
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