Capitalism, Trump Vs Harris, Indian Markets & More: Ramesh Damani Chats With Ruchir Sharma

Icons With Ramesh Damani: Rockefeller International's Ruchir Sharma discusses his book, ‘What Went Wrong With Capitalism,’ and delves into India’s economic trajectory, its challenges, and future opportunities, in an in-depth conversation with Ramesh Damani.

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[Kalinga_]

Amazing insights by Ruchir Sharma as always !

[pardeeptandon]

India needs Administrative reforms more than economic reforms, as we are still administered by the same bureaucratic structure that the Britishers used to make us a pauper state from the second-largest economy we were during the Aurangzeb era.
Our bureaucracy makes laws that stifle capitalism & entrepreneurship. It needs to be reformed.

[padmakarshetty]

Good discussion Ramesh Damani slways brings wonderful stuffs for improve one's knowledge

[gauravmaru]

Powerful insight on market and economics❤

[Koundinya]

Right time-Right stocks

Banking stocks:
Consolidation since 5 months & Undervalued. Expecting 30-40% run.

SBI: 1000
BoM: 92
Canara: 140
BoB: 300
SIB: 40
Yes: 34
ICICI: 1400
Axis: 1400
HDFC: 1800

[Uditruia]

The irony is that Rucir works for Rockefeller !

[pardeeptandon]

At the end of the day, Ruchir said today that he will not invest in our stock market as other emerging economies are available at cheaper valuations.

[DarlaGeorge-rorr]

My name is Shawn. I am your subscriber. I watch all your videos. I especially like challenging videos.

[SureshKumar-xiww]

Insightful Wisdom

INDIA 🇮🇳 needs to grow
10 - 12% for next 20 years to be a developed country 👍✌️✔️

[fortuneltd]

It's a fact India isnt going to be a developed country by 2047. But delusion is good to cope with being stuck here for most😂

[ashwinipingle]

Capitalism means cut throat competition. To be first among equals. Tecnology has made capitalism as winner takes it all. Theoretically, everyone gets a chance to go ahead based on their risk taking and skills and other human capabilities. But try competing against already rich people with their tentacles across the globe and you will continue to stay in your garage tending to your startup.

[anuragsinha]

List of People you should never trust.
1) Christine Fair
2) Ruchir Sharma
3) Tanvi Madan
4) Sadanand Dhume
5) Ian Bremmer
6) Max Boot
7) Bill Kristol
8) Brett Stephens
9) Fiona Hill
10) Anne Marie Slaughter
11) Anne Applebaum
12) Peter Zeihan
13) Michael Mcfaul
14) Michael Kugelman
15) David Frum
16) Fareed Zakaria
17) Siddharth Varadarajan
18) Vir Sanghvi
19) Barkha Dutt
20) Nidhi Razdan
21) Shekhar Gupta
22) Pranoy Roy

[shivbasant]

What's wrong with having more social welfare spending and Capitalism coexisting?

[omnamahshivay]

What is the entry level for mukesh ambani's Lotus chocolate?

[venkatramanjayakodi]

what to do ? zombie companies also need for job creation to sustain people salary bills....In india we dont have jobless claims...Govt. may be thinking funding Zombie companies seems better than jobless claims....interest rate cuts benefits both zombies & true

[venkatramanjayakodi]

Now Im thinking how to get a job at Rocjfeller or blackstone?

[anwarnayani]

Everyone work for Fed is not easy to make good decisions

[kamleshchand]

Firstly consumption of items/resources per capita or any statistical standards will be highest in America. Poorer americans feeling that socialism is a better option is a relative feeling; like ask the countries of the "global south" what they want..socialism or capitalism...anyone can guess their answer....there exists a nexus between capitalism and politics which needs to break...bail-outs were necessary to be done..otherwise the poorer americans would be left no better...

[pardeeptandon]

As a percentage of GDP, the FII & FDI inflows have REDUCED in the last decade. So, has India become a Vishva Guru?