MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
NOV 8-14, 2025
Too Big To Fail firms pose a huge risk
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The term ‘too big to fail’ (TBTF) was coined by Congressman Stewart McKinney at the Congressional Hearing after the collapse of Continental Illinois...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
Sep 23-29, 2023
Politically motivated conflict and destruction, or technologically enabled nirvana?
The world is at a fork in the road. One road, adopted by jingoistic politicians, leads to war, death and destruction, of the sort depicted in...
INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
Jun 12-17, 2022
Fighting inflation or preventing recession?
For several years, central bankers had been printing money without regard to the future consequences of this folly, under the misguided insanity of the MMT, or modern monetary theory....
MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
April 25-May 1, 2021
Governments, institutions and people are collectively responsible for the tragic second wave of Covid
Everyone must bear collective responsibility for the second wave of Covid 19 which is hitting the country very hard.
After the...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
March 8- 14, 2025
Lessons in mis-governance
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A controversy has broken out in America about the use/misuse of Autopens. These are mechanical devices use to automatically create multiple signatures, used by celebrities (to give thousands...
INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
Jan 15-22, 2023
Yak-yak is better than ack-ack!
The illustration above (created using a software called DALL -E) indicates the perils of ignoring inter-dependency; if they let go, both would fall in the abyss.
The world is so inter-twined...
INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
Nov 14-20, 2021
Is a short term correction due?
India’s long term growth story is good, especially if the Government continues to continue economic reforms, but its short term view is being looked at with caution, by some...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
AUG 3-9, 2024
And spooks global markets
Japan’s Government debt is, as per IMF the highest in the world, at 214%. So, for decades, it had a zero interest rate policy; most of its debt was domestically raised....
MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
Jun 6-12, 2021
Will the Fed raise interest rates?
In 2013 Fed Chair, Ben Bernanke stated that the Fed would, at some time, put a brake on its Quantitative Easing (QE) programme, under which it pumped money...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE
By J Mulraj
Jan 17-23, 2026
Trump vowed not to use force, but do nations trust him?
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In his speech at the World Economic Forum, President Donald Trump assured the audience, including several world leaders, that he would...
