@svembu He may have the best coding tool in the world, but he's also tasked with selling a $500B IPO. Markets need narratives. History reminds us real change is slower than hype.
Most conservatively, Sayuk still delivered a positive leveraged IRR based on publicly available data. Happy to be proven wrong, but if the underlying asset appreciated, it's hard to lose money on a leveraged bet. Sayuk made money
Most conservatively, Sayuk still delivered a positive leveraged IRR based on publicly available data. Happy to be proven wrong, but if the underlying asset appreciated, it's hard to lose money on a leveraged bet. Sayuk made money
@realhyderabad86 Would appreciate if you could calculate the buyer's IRR in My Home Sayuk using the phase-wise payment schedule and assuming a 8% cost of capital. It would be interesting to see the effective return. I understand if price increases by 6% every year it is 18% IRR.
@HydREGuide Would appreciate if you could calculate the buyer's IRR in My Home Sayuk using the phase-wise payment schedule and assuming a 8% cost of capital. It would be interesting to see the effective return. I understand if price increases by 6% every year it is 18% IRR.
@CoderUday Basic common sense says the layoffs were global, not just in India. And not all 4,000 were engineers many were from sales, ops, product, and program mgmt. If you're glued to X on a Tuesday morning instead of working, your lack of focus might be a bigger risk than the layoffs
@CoderUday Rich is subjective. 1 crore or 5 crore may be enough for some. To remain rich across generations, your wealth must beat money supply growth. In India, that's roughly 30 crore excluding your primary home. Good luck.
@karimnagarwala Around the NTR Statue, Alkapuri has rare 3–4 acre land parcels at Karimnagar's entrance. Many see it as the city's Jubilee Hills/Banjara Hills. So why hasn't any reputed builder launched a landmark villa or high-rise project yet? Any idea bro?
@AdityaD_Shah If your time horizon is 15+ years, it ideally shouldn't matter which fund you pick. Every fund will outperform and underperform at different times ,no exceptions. What matters is whether you can stay invested for 15 years. Most ratios become noise.
@neerajarora91 Sir I was your student in inter. You taught me the importance of "emphasis of matter." In your videos, active income gets barely a minute while the corpus gets all the emphasis. Thumbnails attract and retain users, but more emphasis on CAGR than corpus. Humble opinion. Thanks.
@sandipsabharwal I believe rankings should be forward-looking, not just based on past performance. Schemes that underperform over the last 3–5 years can go on to outperform over the next few years, and vice versa. Maybe that's the right way to think about it.
@PratibhaGoyal Madam, I reached out to the CBDT and the department. As a result, the utility has been updated with a new sub-category: "Receipt not in the nature of income." This is distinct from exempt income and should help taxpayers report such receipts correctly.
@CAHimankSingla@PratibhaGoyal In our clients' best interests, we report the sale of rural agricultural land and gifts received from relatives. It helps avoid unnecessary high-value transaction notices, saving both the client and us from replying to avoidable queries about the source of funds.
@snagachandra Reached out to several professionals and department officials, but no one seems to have clarity yet. I believe the department will update the utility by mid-July to enable the required reporting.
@deepakshenoy@contliving Indian parents start investing for their kids the day they're born through mutual funds, gold and plots. Invest the first 10 years in great schools, experiences and networks. Invest in the child, not future bills. Few will get this.