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bhanu wrote:Dialog a huge jump. Unfortunately only retailers are buying..bhanu wrote:Chicken will run... Also tax cut will have positive effect on dialog and slt
Can you remember under the earlier regime they kept investors guessing whether CGT will be implemented or not and at the same time splurged on public money.Teller wrote:I was not charge any capital gain taxes against share trading? So if it was not imposed, whats the hell , they are telling about removal?
Teller wrote:Dont think much magic on this market hike, i can remember few months earlier Indian government, Prime minister Moodhy ahnounces huge tax cut , suddenly their Stock market indices up with life time high, after two to three weeks market down worsly . The same scenario will apply to us also. Only intelligent investor will utilize this bubble to earn money. Poor retailers again will be in the trap. Those who have knowledge with less greedy will win the situation . Remember this cut expands the budget deficit above 5% and loss the revenue more than 1000 billion . Im agree if they implement with a proper revenue genarating sources against this loss. I believe scenarios should be practical rather than emotional. As investors its upto you to decide buy ,sell or hold, but this my opinion. Experienced and intelligent investors will understand what i say here. Good luck
Not clear how tax cuts encourage deposits when economy is growing at 2+. interest rate low and people dont have much money to save. ?Teller wrote:As a developing economy , we should not encourage deposits. Current decision encourage and promote deposits. This will be a huge negative impact and increasing the budget deficit. Dont expect foreign workers much inflow due to this changes.
With due respect to your many correct predictions, i disagree that our market can crash and in a bubble. CSE not in a bubble but just getting back from a 5+ years of downturn, sluggish market and just getting correctly valued yet (Probably We can say overvalued When ASI is 7500+), But the real issue with CSE is that Foreign Investors just keep waiting till new Govt policies are clear, Its a just a matter of time, they come or they loose the opportunity. But till then our retailers may not have enough buying power to bring the market to overvalued level..Also what we have a different scenario, where we have a Govt with almost 2/3 majority and no sign of political instability (Though some democratic issues cud arise) and with a person who walk the talk, can cut Govt expenditure, can deliver results quickly, never promised cheap and economy destroying election promises unlike earlier.. So there are so many positives for the market than very few negatives...Tax Cuts will jump start economy and will generate more revenue than lost after some time..Teller wrote:Dont think much magic on this market hike, i can remember few months earlier Indian government, Prime minister Moodhy ahnounces huge tax cut , suddenly their Stock market indices up with life time high, after two to three weeks market down worsly . The same scenario will apply to us also. Only intelligent investor will utilize this bubble to earn money. Poor retailers again will be in the trap. Those who have knowledge with less greedy will win the situation . Remember this cut expands the budget deficit above 5% and loss the revenue more than 1000 billion . Im agree if they implement with a proper revenue genarating sources against this loss. I believe scenarios should be practical rather than emotional. As investors its upto you to decide buy ,sell or hold, but this my opinion. Experienced and intelligent investors will understand what i say here. Good luck
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