ISBN 9789390742561
Rs. 958
Pan Macmillan
Bulls, Bears and Other Beasts
Who it's for: Investors and readers interested in Indian financial markets
Embark on an exhilarating journey through Dalal Street with Lalchand Gupta’s captivating history of the Indian stock market post-liberalization. This book offers a vivid account of the past 25 years, highlighting the tech booms, tax evasion, banks, money laundering, scams, crashes, fixers, and investors that have shaped the market. It provides essential insights for investors and examines necessary government policy revisions to better harness domestic capital. A must-read for anyone interested in the financial health of India and the sensational events that have led to today’s more regulated stock-market operations. Why You Should Read? Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Indian stock market’s evolution over the last 25 years. Learn from the experiences of tech booms, scams, and crashes to make informed investment decisions. Discover the role of banks, money laundering, and fixers in shaping market dynamics. Explore the need for government policy revisions to effectively utilize domestic capital. Understand the sensational events that have transformed the stock market into its current state.
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- Covers 25 years of Dalal Street history post-liberalization
- Details tech booms, scams, crashes, and market fixers
- Examines role of banks, tax evasion, and money laundering
- Discusses government policy revisions for domestic capital
- Provides insights for investors on market evolution
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What time period does the book cover?
It covers the past 25 years of the Indian stock market, focusing on the post-liberalization era.
What key events are discussed?
The book highlights tech booms, tax evasion, bank involvement, money laundering, scams, crashes, and the role of fixers and investors.
Does the book offer investment advice?
It provides insights for investors by examining historical events and market dynamics, but it is not a how-to guide.
What is the author's perspective on government policy?
The book examines necessary government policy revisions to better harness domestic capital, suggesting a need for regulatory improvements.