@1shankarsharma@riteshmjn India’s economic growth looks strong on paper, but deeper issues remain. Lack of value-driven companies and a growing population add strain. Many firms focus on short-term profits rather than innovation. Without major investment in R&D and new industries, the future looks bleak.
@1shankarsharma@riteshmjn This is not a bottom. Most Indian companies don’t drive innovation like American firms. They rely on old business models—buying low, selling high—without real value creation. AI disruption could bring massive unemployment and widen the income gap.
India is in big trouble—most of our companies are service-based and can become irrelevant overnight due to AI. We need bold, smart policymakers who put India first, like Trump does for the U.S. Someone like @1shankarsharma should be in the government shaping economic policy! 🇮🇳
@niraj_shah you should also invite @1shankarsharma to the discussion. He offers a different perspective on the markets. Right now, only two people—@sidd1307 and Shankar-are speaking the hard truths about broader market reality. Time to face the facts: markets have to bleed.
@niraj_shah Really enjoyed the last conversation with @sidd1307 on your show! I completely agree with his take—Indian markets are still expensive, and real opportunities come when there’s blood on the streets. Would love to have him back to hear his latest views!
@JoeBiden You didn’t even recognize that there was a deficit at the first place. It was @realDonaldTrump who raised the concern. He is the real decision maker and a leader. American needs a businessman to run the country as everything around is about trades. Love from Indian Canadian Trump