The author is retired as Professor from the University of Delhi in 2024. He is an alumnus of IIM Indore and holds a PhD from the Delhi School of Economics. An investor activist and former member of various SEBI committees. He taught Capital Markets and Investment Banking at leading business schools of India.
64 Articles0 CommentsTHE recent correction in the market, mainly due to the renewed concerns over slowing global growth, and the current lull might suggest that...
ByGS SoodNovember 7, 2014TWO recent events vindicate my view on the market being in a secular bull run with intermittent corrections coming in. One, the rating...
ByGS SoodOctober 7, 2014THE market is firmly in the bull grip with economic fundamentals gradually catching up. Though there may be a correction in the short...
ByGS SoodSeptember 7, 2014THE market has hit a new high, riding on improved fundamentals of the economy and improving geopolitical environment. India is far less fragile...
ByGS SoodAugust 8, 2014THE sharp run-up in the market post the new government has made investors, especially retail investors, a bit cautious. The bitter taste of...
ByGS SoodJuly 8, 2014Akhirachhey din aa hi gaye (good days are finally here), at least for the market for now. And I am of the firm...
ByGS SoodJune 6, 2014THE market may not be able to post any major gains post-May 16 since it has already factored in the formation of an...
ByGS SoodMay 8, 2014BY the time you will read this column, the election process would be well under way. What is encouraging about the way this...
ByGS SoodApril 7, 2014THE Indian market was least affected by the US Fed’s tapering announcement of another US$10 billion in February, mainly due to its improving...
ByGS SoodMarch 9, 2014THE opinion polls so far have predicted that the Narendra Modi-led BJP is likely to be the single largest party in the general...
ByGS SoodFebruary 9, 2014