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fatichar · 02-01-12

Excellent, Venky! Hats Off!

I am used to reading and listening to and Rubbishing the Investment experts,[/B] [B]

but you are different. I almost can not believe that you are not putting these skills to professional use.

Venkytalks · 02-01-12

Fatichar bhai - koi investment related part time presentation type naukri dilva do - khushi se paisa kama loonga aur apne aap ko professional kahunga

rembrants · 02-01-12

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Indian Political situation: Continues to be challenging. Original scenario continues to play out. Congress and BJP have deteriorated rather than improved over last one year. Chances of poor political governance probably 100%

Do u expect general elections in 2012?...or let me put it like what are the triggers for early elections? It's almost certain that the UPA will not complete the term till 2014. how early are the elections likely...and how will that impact the economy?

fatichar · 02-01-12

I do not think that there is much possibility of mid term general elections. The scenarios that could lead to them:

1. Surprise landslide performance (+ve) in UP and other states by cong. In that case, congress will do its best to tease BJP and left (and maybe Mamta) to engineer a collapse at the centre. But in that case, BJP is not likely to play in to their hands. But you never know, BJPs small stipidities know no bounds. They are known to do the difficult part and mess up the easier ones.

2. Either cong and BJP are wiped out and Maya gains big with MSY a distant second. situation similar to the current one. Maya would be tempted to lead a third font govt at centre.

Agastya07 · 02-01-12

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Originally Posted by Venkytalks

I cannot predict it - I dont think it will happen. Mayawati seems to have blundered and her game plan has boomeranged. UP everything is caste. Muslim - Yadav - Brahmin - Jat combination for SP+Congress+RLD will definitely win the election. This is already seen on the ground. With splitting of remainder of votes - BJP getting Thakur/Bania and BSP getting Dalit votes and the rest evenly divided, there is little chance of BSP returning.

Only one correction, this time SP will get Thakur's votes too. They know that BJP will not come in power and in BSP ruling they have suffered the most.

Venkytalks · 03-01-12

Chances of general election in 2012 is virtually nil. I was talking about the state elections and my previous (2011) long term political predictions for India (into 2020 that was)

Frankly, BJP's stupidities know no bounds. Probably Thakurs will go with SP or even congress. Everybody knows BJP is finished in UP.

Fatichar bhai, hame tho weekend type part time job suit karega - IREF mei time waste karne ke jagah kutch bhi kama loh to bhi fayada hai.

1st lecture toh free mei dene key liye taiyar hoon - bus 100 logon ka audience collect kar do aur venue taiyar kar loh !!!!

abhi · 11-01-12

http://www.indianrealestateforum.com...tml#post310560

SKS Force · 3 Weeks Ago

Nobody should live in fools paradise. The mother of the entire problem is the depreciating Rupee, our higher fiscal and current account deficit will keep pressure on depreciating rupee. Govt failure to curb budgetary deficit and lack of capital will leads to more and more pressure in exchange rate resulting to higher inflationary conditions. So, if somebody thinks that any other asset class performed better than reality they are in fools paradise. Lowering rupee will bring more Dollar/Euro inflow into the country by NRIs which will again fuel all the asset class including reality in this country. Higher values will be seen in coming years. So, come out of your emotions and take decision purely on need & on its own capacity basis. Because economic control has no emotions for any society, class and governance,

Regards SKS

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fatichar Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 2,661 Thanks: 76 Thanked 372 Times in 211 Posts	Excellent, Venky! Hats Off! I am used to reading and listening to and Rubbishing the Investment experts,[/B] [B] but you are different. I almost can not believe that you are not putting these skills to professional use. Last edited by IGRM; 03-01-12 at 05:11 PM.

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Venkytalks Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 2,655 Thanks: 26 Thanked 176 Times in 92 Posts	Fatichar bhai - koi investment related part time presentation type naukri dilva do - khushi se paisa kama loonga aur apne aap ko professional kahunga __________________ Venky

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Venkytalks Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 2,655 Thanks: 26 Thanked 176 Times in 92 Posts	Chances of general election in 2012 is virtually nil. I was talking about the state elections and my previous (2011) long term political predictions for India (into 2020 that was) Frankly, BJP's stupidities know no bounds. Probably Thakurs will go with SP or even congress. Everybody knows BJP is finished in UP. Fatichar bhai, hame tho weekend type part time job suit karega - IREF mei time waste karne ke jagah kutch bhi kama loh to bhi fayada hai. 1st lecture toh free mei dene key liye taiyar hoon - bus 100 logon ka audience collect kar do aur venue taiyar kar loh !!!!

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SKS Force New Member Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Nobody should live in fools paradise. The mother of the entire problem is the depreciating Rupee, our higher fiscal and current account deficit will keep pressure on depreciating rupee. Govt failure to curb budgetary deficit and lack of capital will leads to more and more pressure in exchange rate resulting to higher inflationary conditions. So, if somebody thinks that any other asset class performed better than reality they are in fools paradise. Lowering rupee will bring more Dollar/Euro inflow into the country by NRIs which will again fuel all the asset class including reality in this country. Higher values will be seen in coming years. So, come out of your emotions and take decision purely on need & on its own capacity basis. Because economic control has no emotions for any society, class and governance, Regards SKS