Evaluating the entire market on the base of movement of indices is totally wrong. It is a myth. The bull market continues, says the Founder & MD of Kedia Securities. Should one use global corrections and bad days to buy or should one use bad days and global corrections to book profits? Let me tell you first of all what I have understood and what I have experienced in my life, that evaluating the entire market on the base of movement of indices is totally wrong. Let me give you a few examples. The Nifty IT index from 2000 to 2020 has appreciated 8 and 9 times. Infosys has also appreciated 8 and 9 times. TCS has appreciated more than 15 times or 20 times. is at the same 2000 level. So if somebody had invested in Wipro looking at the Nifty IT index, then he would have really lost his fortune. So, I think this narrative is totally wrong. Bull market is always there. As I have said earlier also, it is like sunlight. It is somewhere there in the market. You have to choose. You have to have an unbiased mind and select your stocks.
On 27 September, The New York Times published an "investigation", in which it claimed that Donald Trump's tax bill was only $750 in both 2016 and 2017 - after he became US president. According to the newspaper, Trump paid no federal income taxes in 10 of the last 15 years. Sputnik has spoken to Michael Shannon, a political commentator and Newsmax columnist, to discuss a wide range of issues: from The New York Times allegations about US President Donald Trump's tax record - released just days ahead of the first presidential debate - to the upcoming election, which will be held in unprecedented circumstances. Sputnik: A NYT exclusive has revealed tax return data for President Trump and his companies that covers more than two decades. What can you say about the timing of this revelation? Michael Shannon: Well, the timing is just part of a series of surprises that I anticipated we would have as we get closer to the election. You may recall the left has been trying to get the president's tax returns ever since he announced for the presidency in 2016.
Synopsis With the young discovering old ways to connect, Covid-19 outbreak has turned some assumptions about tech and the demographics of the Internet on its head. Getty Images The more obvious changes have been the wide patronisation of mobile applications, earlier considered suitable only for preteens. Mumbai: The new normal of life under lockdown includes virtual house parties with long-lost friends, job interviews on video conferencing apps, 'memeing' at work, live movie streaming with online companionship or a live charity concert of your favourite popstar performing from his or her home. With the young discovering old ways to connect and the old connecting with the new, the Covid-19 outbreak has turned some assumptions about technology and the demographics of the Internet on its head. The more obvious changes have been the wide patronisation of mobile applications, earlier considered suitable only for preteens. One of these is Houseparty an informal videocalling app with games-like charades and trivia that one can enjoy with an intimate group of friends.
Is that really what is required? What we need is to do away with the system of rote learning and encourage constant evaluation of children to ensure they have a grasp on concepts. " Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel said: "NEP neither addresses the concerns of the states nor exhibits a vision to improve the quality of education… There are practical problems in this policy. First, in the 5+3+3+4 format of education, nothing has been specified on strengthening physical infrastructure and teacher training. This policy would encourage privatisation of education and keep it away from the reach of the poor". Baghel termed it "centralisation of education", "which goes against the federal and democratic structure" and said that students going abroad for higher studies would face an additional problem as colleges world over ask for 12 years of education and technically the children would have 11 years of formal school education. "What is intriguing is during Covid-19 what was the need of pushing through a new policy when we should really be discussing how to educate our children through the new online mode? "
"We need to improve processes every day for the delivery executives who start their work at night. But the challenge is that so-called improvement shouldn't create life risks for anyone in the supply chain. If it does, then the very next morning have to go back to the original processes which may not have been perfect but work. " Old-school discipline for this new way of working is being suggested in such cases which allow some demarcation between work and home life. ( Originally published on Mar 28, 2020) Stay on top of technology and startup news that matters. Subscribe to our daily newsletter for the latest and must-read tech news, delivered straight to your inbox.
Now coming back to whatever is happening today in the US market, it was bound to happen and I do not think this correction has come to an end. It may have a prolonged correction also. For me, it is very difficult to describe how this rally or this correction is going to take place. But none of my investments are based on the US market nor the indexes, nor Nifty, nor Sensex. They have their individual territory, individual pattern so I am just focussing on my individual investments. We have seen a drought in mid and smallcap stocks in the last three years. Given the recent price action, do you think a new bull market in mid and smallcap stocks has started and are we in for a big move or big rally like we saw between 2014 and 2017 or 2013 and 2018? When we are talking about small and midcaps, we are talking about 4, 000 shares. All of them are not going to sail in the same direction. Basically I am focussing on not more than 300-400 shares. Out of them, you will get opportunity in a lot of shares but I somehow feel that this rally in the market is similar to what happened in 2017 and 2018 when everything was going up.
Burke and his staff finished the review in about a week, conducting interviews almost entirely online and by phone between Washington and Guam. A look at some of Gilday's options, and their benefits and pitfalls. REINSTATEMENT: Gilday could decide that Crozier acted in the best interests of his crew and was unfairly removed. He could reinstate him as captain of the Roosevelt. That could generate a lot of support. In a widely viewed video, Roosevelt crew members applauded and chanted Crozier's name as he walked off the ship after being fired. When Thomas Modly, the acting Navy secretary who fired Crozier, traveled to the ship and criticized him in a speech to the crew, he came under fire and had to resign. President Donald Trump even suggested that while Crozier shouldn't have sent the memo, he shouldn't be destroyed for having a "bad day. " But reinstating Crozier has its problems. It would put him back on a ship with Rear Adm. Stuart Baker, commander of the carrier strike group of which the Roosevelt is the lead ship.
West Bengal has also formed a six-member committee to comb through NEP. A senior official told ET: "A formal view will be taken by the government this week on implementation. The committee has pointed out serious issues with the fund requirement. " State education minister Partha Chatterjee said earlier nobody from the state had been consulted on the policy. (Catch all the Business News, Breaking News Events and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times. ) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily Market Updates & Live Business News. 2 Comments on this Story Praker 209 days ago Just got notification from school for second instalment. most of the school in bangalore charge 1-2L per student.. even during pandemic situation, they did not reduce even a single rupee.. few months no class... class conducted via online but only few classes a day and not effective at all.. however no reduction in fee. Why government is not releasing a guideline for private schools? Why not taking action against schools who loot parents?
Oyo has introduced unlimited phone counselling, an 8-week online behavioural therapy programme, subscription to a mindfulness meditation app, and camps like workplace stress management and active living for its employees. Last August, BlackRock-backed coworking space GoWork introduced more than two dozen sleeping pods at its Gurgaon campus. According to the company, millennials book these pods during 2-4 pm and then work late into the night. Occupancy at this time sometimes touches 90%. The pods have been modelled on Japanese capsule hotels, which have tiny bedrooms shaped like pods and are stacked one on top of the other. "Employees have also booked the pods for an overnight stay, and then simply walk to work… millennials dislike long commutes to work, " chief executive Sudeep Singh said. RentoMojo CEO Geetansh Bamania believes taking short naps help a great deal. "We are clearly committed to the welfare of all our employees and are happy to provide them with the necessary aids, " said Bamania.