@gurbachan_econ Fact= build up of bull & bear markets isn’t even, as the former is a long drawn out process and the latter, a snappy one.
So= Steady position sizing and cutting framework is unlikely to yield better returns than index.
Thus= BAF promise is beta reduction. Not OP.
It’s a matter of immense joy and pride that India has come 4th in its best-ever performance in the International Maths Olympiad. Our contingent has brought home 4 Golds and one Silver Medal. This feat will inspire several other youngsters and help make mathematics even more popular.
@niraj_shah@theMihirV@NileshShah68@dugalira With the run rate of growth having reclaimed long-run, and inflation no longer racing towards 2% - the US has become a basket case.. ROW has had both cyclical slowdown and disinflation. The net product of this mix = trifecta of strong USD, UST and Crude. A rerun of 2022?
@niraj_shah@theMihirV@NileshShah68@dugalira US Sov debt is limited by its inflation, not by any debt servicing metric. For most of us (India included), the debt is limited by CAD in addition to inflation.
But beyond CAD and inflation, there is no obvious limit to the debt/GDP of any country.
Talking Point | #MacroMosaic's Maneesh Dangi shares insight about his framework on equities and bonds, and what he makes of the growth versus valuation debate. #BQLive@niraj_shah
https://t.co/0TkaXbJo6O
@theMihirV PIT is more representative of the general population. CIT is all about elites. So if your objective was to highlight the egalitarianism of our times - it's fine. If it's the other - there is a hole in the mint. 😀
@abhymurarka ‘Mine must be the greatest country. Heil mayor!’ he mused. Slums seemed tiny from his high rise. Poverty distant. One day mayor came knocking to collect dimes because he was representative of all -not just of high risers. He screamed ‘why… i toh supported u’
@gurbachan_econ@latha_venkatesh@nikunjdalmia@RBI public debt is a set off to equalise the imbalance between r & g. (r is the return on capital). r>g leads to a few having a larger % of wealth.. and that gets re-rotated in the economy by public debt.
We spoke to Maneesh Dangi (@notarandomwalk), who predicted policy tightness before the Jerome Powell show happened.
Here's some key thoughts from the conversation - on Fed, RBI and equities
(A Thread)
Macro Mosaic Investing’s Maneesh Dangi decodes impact of banking fallout on risk assets, and shares his expectations from the upcoming U.S. #Fed meet. @niraj_shah#BQLive https://t.co/DDxDAF0aiC
@gurbachan_econ@latha_venkatesh@pujamehra Hi. 10% MTM loss is rarer than 10% Credit Loss. For rarest of rare event- if risk management of bank fails, it must be allowed to go bankrupt. Accidents too have utility baked in😊