#KotakMidCapMeet15
December 11, 2015 4 Comments
Happy to accept the invitation to @KotakSecurities #KotakMidCapMeet15 tomorrow. I’m honoured to be one of only 2 finance bloggers to be invited, Mr Sandip Sabharwal being the other.
Looking Forward to hearing Mr Nilesh Shah, Mr Kenneth Andrade and hopefully Mr Sandip Sabharwal speak on mid-caps.
My friend and fellow blogger, Bhavikk Shah has already sent me his question to ask Mr Andrade , should I get the chance.
And I extend the same chance to all my readers. Please comment your questions below. Should I get the chance, I’ll try to get your queries answered by these ace investors.
The first I heard of the Sovereign Gold Bonds was on Dhanteras day when my bank tried to get me to purchase some of them.At the time , I was on my way out shopping and my first thought was: Do I really want to postpone my gold purchases for a year to earn an additional 275 rupees per Rs10,000/-?Yaar, I could haggle with the jeweller and easily get that much and more off my purchases. And then, I love wearing jewellery.Do I want to give up on that pleasure and experience, multiple times a year, for as little as 275 rupees? That too in the days when one simple restaurant meal, or a taxi ride might cost that much and more? The answer then was an easy “NO”.
A few years ago there was no person selling financial products that didn’t have a good word to say about gold, even if it was just paper gold.
Being something of a gold-bug and an investor with a preference for tangible assets, I don’t much care for the line of thought that sees gold as a dead asset. Moreover, no matter however deeply unfashionable, I believe that by “worshipping” gold as we Indians do, we actually help keep our politicians “honest”. Gold has a way of exposing the economic lies and false promises of the powers that be.
If you’re thinking about taking a family health insurance plan, there are a lot of things you need to consider before buying the right plan for your family. You have the option to choose from a variety of policies but if this is your first time buying an insurance policy, you’re probably not quite sure which one actually suits your needs.



