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People are pouring money into the stocks since the ROI on other investments are not even covering the inflation rate resulting in negative real income to the investors.

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Excellent

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Politics and ecomocs - what a combination of expertise! Nice read your articles!

Keep it up Sonaliji.

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Market economy is intrinsically prone to financial crisis, frenzied madness and chaos of the market are in many ways a political discipline. Do these financial bubbles mutate into systemic crises that transform the entire political economy? Transformations of capitalism have been about the relationship between politics and economics, between governments and markets. A brilliant take, a testament of the bull market, formalization' of the economy which decimated micro, small and MSMEs while fattening the coffers of the organized sector.

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This is a good specially - corporate cash flows getting priority over economic growth.

On the market correction front, with globalised financial system, risk management and money flying without borders, a discovery process in one market / asset class would also affect the other market's behaviour. Would you agree? And this is making things even more complex

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periodic market oscillations with a time period of 4 weeks is ideal for reaping automatic profits from fringe and algorithm traders. if the market is so manipulable (sic) as to have such induced oscillations, it begs the question: what is the maximum possible amplitude that these market-manipulating forces can exert, whether by collusion or confusion. how much real money does it put at risk when even institutional investors' algorithms get triggered into selling desperately?

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nice

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Very informative. Thank u

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