SammyBoi111
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Look at Japan and their 3 decades of "Lost Decade". They increased their productivity and sold more goods but still their GDP has not risen and and their per capita GDP remained flat. They have only seen their debt levels rising nothing else. And to top of it all, they are an aging society. I see the same trends with UK and Germany to a lesser extent. Germany will grow a little bit due to the influx of immigrants but not with UK. UK's growth will remain flat due to various reasons - They left the Eurozone and they need trade agreements to stimulate their economy but haven't gotten one trade agreement signed with major economies. Their population base is not growing but relying on the influx of immigrants to avoid the aging trend but still it is not enough. It is projected that in 2024-2025, UK's population will decline and its debt to GDP is now more than 100%. They have no new industries to drive their economy's growth.Can you explain your basis for saying that? The projections from WB and IMF point toward continuous growth.
And regarding my previous point stating the leverage of a $8T won't be what it was:
In 2012
GDP:
US: $16.2T EU: $14.6 T China: $8.5 T
China was almost 60% of EU and 50% of US. When we do reach $8T in 2030, we'd probably be only 25% of the US and some 35% of the EU. China's $8T GDP was worth 11.2% of the world's GDP. When we hit $8T, we'd be around 5%. It isn't enough to grow rich, we need to grow richer quicker.
And what will magically change as we hit $7-8T? What can we do then that we can't do now, even if at a lower scale? Our govt's ability to spend per citizen would still be far below that of any western nation and it's not like we're getting new abilities overnight.
My grievance is that the Indian state doesn't even seem to be trying. All the hit jobs on India & BJP are released right from the onset of 2023. But only meek responses so far. There's nothing preventing them from doing it again. And again. And again. It's the behavior of a sitting duck, waiting to be butchered.
Capabilities, we will grow. But without intent, they're useless. We could have all the money in the world, but if we don't fight, then we'll lose it all. Until recent history, we were the richest nation of Earth. But it couldn't stop us from losing a third of our land and a quarter of our population. Rather than waiting forever, the govt. should seriously deal with these external threats. Waiting around until we hit 7 or 8 Trillion won't do us any good. Rather, use what we have properly, including the fact that we're the fastest growing economy.
It's not the dog in the fight, it's the fight in the dog.
None of the countries listed have the power to resist US media narratives and agendas domestically. Japan maintains its social traditions, but its equally vulnerable as the rest to American economic and political narratives. UK public are COMPLETE puppets of the American liberal media. They go 2-3 further in whatever American madness they're exposed to. France is somewhat better only when it comes to dealing with islamists. In other issues like feminism, it tows the liberal line.But Britain do, France do, Germany do and Japan do. So why not India?
had asked this question to another member, but didn't get an answer.If LIC invested 90k+ crores in Adani entities and if those positions were unhedged, then there could be losses but given its LIC, they are pretty conservatively managed unless someone within GoI forced their hand like it has happened in the past too by under UPA rule.
Micheal Burry probably had fewer employees when he shorted the US mortgage bond market.Hindenburg has just 5 employees as per the YouTube video.
Seems a fraud to me
Entity | Previous LIC Holding | Recent LIC Holding |
Adani Enterprises | 1.32 percent as of June 30, 2021 | 4.23 percent |
Adani Total Gas | 2.11 percent in March Q of 2021 5.22 percent by March Q of 2022. | 5.96 percent |
Adani Transmission | 2.42 percent in Jun Q of 2021 | 3.61 percent |
Adani Ports | 11.9 per cent in September quarter of 2020 | 9.14 percent |
We need to ignore these reports. Dont give a damn for few days then it will lose relevancy and market will pick up again.So adani has slipped to the 7th richest man and has lost close to 22 billion now. Not hard cash obviously so it's manageable.
Question is what happens next? Will he recover or are we looking at something more serious.
LOL.. search engine unka hoga magar keyboard toh hamara he hoga.
You can download third party keyboard.No?LOL.. search engine unka hoga magar keyboard toh hamara he hoga.
How many people actually do and how can you guarantee that a third party keyboard won't do worse than what Google is already doing?You can download third party keyboard.No?
There is a lack of thought as a collective consciousness.Nilgiri on stardef i trust him he doesn't like Modi and this is what he said even he thinks it's a hit job
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