@devinamehra Are institutions ignoring governance, or are they pricing SpaceX as a rare strategic asset where scarcity, Starlink optionality, index demand and listing-day upside matter more than shareholder rights?”
@devinamehra Devinaji, I agree SpaceX has serious governance issues: public investors get weak voting rights while Musk keeps near-total control. if all these facts are already known to FIIs, institutions, long-only funds and Western investors, why is the IPO still reportedly over subscribed?
@TVMohandasPai@sanjeevsanyal Constant currency is basically economic astrology.
By that logic, every country is rich if you ignore the currency, inflation, debt, and reality
@elonmusk@Coinvo The British didn’t build railways in India because they loved Indians. They built them to move cotton, minerals, food grains and soldiers faster — from the interior to the ports, and wealth out of the country.
@elonmusk@Coinvo This is a very convenient way to defend colonialism: compare colonies with rare port-city exceptions like Singapore and Hong Kong, then India. India was drained, deindustrialised, and left poor — and whatever India is today was built after independence, not gifted by colonials
@sathishpgw@venkat_fin9 I’ll leave it here. You are not discussing policy; you are performing anger. Personal abuse may get likes, but it doesn’t change arithmetic. Sovereignty needs strategy, not slogans. Enjoy the noise.
@sathishpgw@venkat_fin9 So spare me the “kids should shut up” lecture. Age is not proof of understanding. If ethanol is cheaper but mileage falls, discuss cost per km. If import dependence is the problem, build capacity. Don’t confuse chest-thumping with economics.
@sathishpgw This is what happens when economics is learned from slogans and laughter emojis. The tweet was about micro. You responded like a forwarded uncle with low battery brain cells
@sathishpgw@DronMAcharya To stop the money flow, people should cut their pockets and bleed for national interest? First thing exit from x or stop paying for bluetick, money is going out of india..
@sathishpgw Calling people fools doesn’t make your argument smarter. One is talking about consumer cost per km, u r talking about macroeconomic import substitution. National benefit cannot be sold by hiding individual cost. That’s not economics, that’s attitude with Excel missing.”
@sandipsabharwal This is the classic fund-manager lens: if FIIs are unhappy, the country is in crisis. India is not a Bloomberg terminal. Policy cannot be designed only to maximise foreign investors’ post-tax returns. Capital is welcome, but national policy cannot be held hostage by hot money.
@VijayKedia1@LnprCapital@nsitharaman@FinMinIndia For them, free market means:
No tax on equity.
No STT.
No dividend tax.
and restrict gold, discourage real estate, and push every rupee into stocks.
This is not reform. This is asking the government to become a marketing agent for Dalal Street.