Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Price hikes fuel discounts on petrol cars (FinancialExpress)
Indian Buffett goes shopping (BS)
Why Congress has decided to go for Jagan’s jugular (ToI)
Email, wiretaps link Gupta to Rajaratnam (Reuters)
Narasimha Rao:The man who reinvented India (The National)
Bracing for a Greek exit (DailyReckoning)
Happy people make terrible traders (PsyFi)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Rupee trapped in vicious spin (WSJ)
Goldman seals India’s biggest office space deal (ET)
The high price India pays to maintain the status quo (NYTimes)
Challenging times see exit of MF honchos (BusinessStandard)
Galleon’s partner’s eyes “popping” after trade (Bloomberg)
How does Michael Dell keep his job (247WallStreet)
The delusion of regulating risk (DailyReckoning)
The Indian Rupee is getting crushed (FTAlphaville)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Rupee freefall hurts foreign investors (WSJ)
Weak Cement prices will affect profitability (Mint)
JSW Energy:Desperately seeking black gold (BusinessStandard)
The ultimate bullish presentation for gold (BusinessInsider)
Is Facebook the rusty hinge of the stock market? (DailyReckoning)
Even the underwriters were sick of Facebook ! (DealBreaker)
Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Warren Buffett’s best metric for market valuation (Moneycontrol)
Why PE funds in India are changing drastically (ET)
JSW Steel battles its iron ore blues (BusinessStandard)
SEBI Watch:SEBI notifies Alternative Investment Funds Regulations (SEBI)
Jain Irrigation:Can’t pay its debts and wants to conquer Africa ! (SuchetaDalal)
Private returns to public office:An amazing paper on wealth accumulation of politicians (NBER)
To the class of 2012 (DailyReckoning)
Keep Single guys away from your portfolio (TRB)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
India is a risky ballgame (WSJ)
Homes most affordable in 30 years !! (FinancialExpress)
Is insider trading part of the fabric? (Nytimes)
Chinese bubble likely to burst (Globe&Mail)
Italy and the great tax revolt (ZeroHedge)
JP Morgan’s debacle and its parallels to AIG (Washingtonpost)
Going on faith (NYTimes)