Comments on sandip sabharwal: All roads lead to Rome

We have normally seen that reality is always diffe...

2011-07-26T16:48:13.826+05:30

We have normally seen that reality is always different then the general consensus; take for example the 26th July rate hike.

General consensus was of a 25 bps or no rate hike and it came at 50 bps hike. This has happened almost time and again that reality turns out to be very different then what is normally perceived to be.

In this light do you think that US might not go for debt extension; which again is the general consensus and take some step which is not perceived today by most people and that could turn out extremely negative for global financial markets???

Should one be prepared for it beforehand or should only take measures once the decision is out? Would it be too late to wait till the decision is out??

Please give your views on this matter.

Short term factors only create market imperfection...

2011-07-20T11:29:17.530+05:30

Short term factors only create market imperfections that can be used to buy into the markets as the long term prospects remain bright.

I wonder what is in store for retail investors wit...

2011-07-19T11:35:25.196+05:30

I wonder what is in store for retail investors with all the turmoil around...be it euro crisis, arab debt, US dollar strengthning, gold prices shining bright, oil resisting its current levels...and to top all this macro factors... Our own goverment which doesnt seem to have even four concrete pillars to be trusted upon... given inflation, lower gdp, deficiets, blah blah...where do retailers head, given the fact that even rome is to far for them to afford it...stay away or still stay focused ???