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Riskyman

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crude oil ki baat mat karo yaar. jab mai kal 51.60 par long gaya to ye mar raha tha ab dekho.
Bhai, Last nite's long trade worked only after our market closed. No one could have traded it unless carried overnight. Today, in the evening it looked like it was going back to sub 52 levels par gora log bacha diya.
Lets see if it goes above 54.30 now.
 

sr114

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In 1996, gold was about 3k per 10 gm, today it is about 31k. So, the returns are more or less comparable to FD. It's just that with the FD, it is "Fill it, shut it, forget it". With gold, there is the hassle of maintenance/security etc.
Gold prices in MCX from 2003
 

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Such a retrograde step by the Govt! Can't equate crypto dealing with rapes and murders. The quantum of the sentence is the same in both. :down::down:

Draft law proposes 10-year jail term for dealing in cryptocurrency

Read more at:
//economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/69693984.cms?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=ETFBMain&fbclid=IwAR1piNEgtzbC2tCBgtrF4dr7vyF2I1ckgm9dmOzs3p2MMRMg088d-C1eYlk&utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
Probably means that either the government or some big business house wants to monopolise the crypto market.
 
Probably means that either the government or some big business house wants to monopolise the crypto market.
true that but this is a bad step bhai
 

Riskyman

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Guys, Any ideas on below? Anyone heard/read anything? Any guesses? Sound like Tata group to me???
But Mr. Ratan tata and Mr. Chandra seem to be getting along well ( At least as we know)

Trouble in paradise

Even as one of India Inc’s most iconic Chairmen (Azim Premji) vacates the corner room, the chatter is getting louder about a former Chairman of a leading corporate group, who seems to have trouble letting go. The latest buzz, and worry, in this conglomerate is about the increasing friction between the incumbent and the former Chairman, who continues to wield a lot of clout. If not for the timely intervention of group seniors, say insiders, history would have repeated itself, and much too soon. An immediate crisis may have been averted, but beneath the apparent calm, differences continue to simmer

It’s difficult to say how the first sparks of friction came about between the once admired mentor, and his blue-eyed protégé. But it slowly built up as the senior raised objections to many of the incumbent’s plans to restructure the group and improve efficiencies. On paper, the mentor is no longer involved in day-to-day affairs. However, he is said to keep track of everything happening in the group, and so took offence at not being informed of key decisions. This included plans to sell parts of an over-priced acquisition.

The seniors are working hard to keep peace, especially when the group has already been hit with some negative publicity after troubles in some of its units. But it is an uneasy calm, as neither side can afford to precipitate matters.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/b...allenger-mentor-turned-tormentor-4075101.html
 
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vikas2131

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Guys, Any ideas on below? Anyone heard/read anything? Any guesses? Sound like Tata group to me???
But Mr. Ratan tata and Mr. Chandra seem to be getting along well ( At least as we know)

Trouble in paradise

Even as one of India Inc’s most iconic Chairmen (Azim Premji) vacates the corner room, the chatter is getting louder about a former Chairman of a leading corporate group, who seems to have trouble letting go. The latest buzz, and worry, in this conglomerate is about the increasing friction between the incumbent and the former Chairman, who continues to wield a lot of clout. If not for the timely intervention of group seniors, say insiders, history would have repeated itself, and much too soon. An immediate crisis may have been averted, but beneath the apparent calm, differences continue to simmer

It’s difficult to say how the first sparks of friction came about between the once admired mentor, and his blue-eyed protégé. But it slowly built up as the senior raised objections to many of the incumbent’s plans to restructure the group and improve efficiencies. On paper, the mentor is no longer involved in day-to-day affairs. However, he is said to keep track of everything happening in the group, and so took offence at not being informed of key decisions. This included plans to sell parts of an over-priced acquisition.

The seniors are working hard to keep peace, especially when the group has already been hit with some negative publicity after troubles in some of its units. But it is an uneasy calm, as neither side can afford to precipitate matters.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/b...allenger-mentor-turned-tormentor-4075101.html

Definitely Tata group.
 

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