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BENEFITS OF DISPASSIONATE THINKING
Word of the Day: DispassionateIn today's emotionally charged world, dispassionate thinking offers a quiet superpower. It's not about suppressing feelings but about preve...- Legal aid not merely act of charity but moral duty: CJI BR GavaiCJI Gavai suggested the creation of an advisory committee at NALSA and SLSAs, respectively, comprising the current executive chairpersons a...
- Saturn retrograde in Pisces to start soon. How will it affect your horoscope?Saturn will be retrograde in Pisces from June 30 to November 15, which encourages decision-making until 2024. Every sign should review deci...
- Suits & Sayings: Weekly roundup of the quirkiest office gossip from corporate corridors and beyondHere is a weekly feature offering a humorous yet insightful roundup of the most intriguing whispers and murmurs circulating within corporat...
- Sandip Sabharwal would rather avoid Zomato and LIC. Here’s why“I would think that any big rally should be used for people to actually exit or something like in a Zomato. Maybe if you have a three, five...
- William Green on simplicity of greatest investors, macro vs micro and need for diversification“It takes a degree of discernment and education to get to a point where you realise most of what people are talking about investing is nons...
- Farm reforms: Myths and realitiesThe three Central laws were meant to enlarge the freedoms of farmers and give them more choice. It not only paved the way for selling farm ...
- View: Constant interaction between society, State and market through communities is key for progressA dispassionate reader will find many common thoughts in Thengadi’s and Rajan’s ideas. Samaj, Sarkar and Bazar — society, State and market ...
- A middle path between growth and value right approach at this point: Gopal AgrawalUntil there is a growth revival and until earnings momentum returns, the market will continue to see shallowness and skewedness, says the C...
- If you are not the Buffett type, it’s key to time your investment rightIf facts are to be believed, 90 per cent of Buffett wealth was created well after his 60th birthday!!
- Pre-election fiscal populism should not be embraced: Arvind Subramanian“When the economy was weak, I said go for fiscal expansion. Now the macro circumstances are changed and I am all for consolidation.”
- Benefits have to be really large to justify demonetisation costs: Raghuram RajanI think it will be premature to make a judgment as to this is what it is. Our advice was on how to minimise the cost of the exercise.
- Some of the remaining board members should leave Infosys: BalaNothing wrong in founders participating in Infosys buyback, says Balakrishnan.
- 5 ways to spark creativity when you are in a rutA great way to deal with being in a rut is to have an open discussion with your leader or manager. “He or she will set the agenda for your ...
- If we get an offer that we cannot refuse, then we will not hold on to the investment: Ajay Piramal, Piramal EnterprisesBuffet has done it over a very long period and also he has done it with a lot more capital, so comparison with him is unfair, says Piramal.
- Will India be able to outperform other EMs once dust settles?Most experts are of the view that at the macro level, India is still a better bet than other emerging markets (EMs).
- What should investors do after selloff in markets?The 50-share Nifty index plunged over 200 points in trade on Tuesday to break below its crucial psychological support level of 7800.
- India's quota elites: How reservation policy is being choked by its own excessesin the garb of affirmative action, certain communities enjoying political clout and backing have cornered the benefits of reservation polic...
- ET Awards jury: India needs to get on with hard grind of reviving the investment cycleAny relief from the US Fed’s decision not to taper will be temporary and India needs to get on with the hard grind of reviving the investme...
- Equity dramatically underowned; invest money across asset classes: Aashish Somaiyaa, Motilal Oswal AMCInvestment has to be dispassionate and you can't have favourites. You need to have money across asset classes.
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