I am sick of paying high taxes for everything..... really sick😡😡😡😡
@arjunreddy22621 сағат бұрын
Go to the hospital immediately 😊 Take your medicines on time and take care.
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@rajkumarayyalurajanКүн бұрын
The Daily Brief is doing great in providing much needed insights of interesting topics. I like the way you narrate the topics. Keep it up, Kashish.
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Thank you 💗
@area9364Күн бұрын
Now people are smart enough to avoid loans even if interest rates go down. Also the decrease in spending has to do with the government looting our hard earned money in the form of tax. We are left with pennies just enough for our basic necessities. And we get the worst health care, education and infrastructure after paying so much tax. So we have to save every single rupee in order to be able to afford better quality services in private schools and hospitals. If government thinks, just cutting interest rates will solve the problem, they are in for a big surprise.
@rajkumarayyalurajanКүн бұрын
@@area9364 they will not be able to reduce interest rate until inflation cool down. Inflation will not cool down until Govt stops spending lavishly and well above income. We should get ready to face hyper inflation.
@atharvakashiva1467Күн бұрын
All the rest is very true, but its difficult to say that people are financially prudent. The amount of consumer durable borrowings and credit card outstanding amounts are still seeing an increase, even as we are at the top of the interest rate cycle. It might take more time for the Indian economy to become that mature
@area9364Күн бұрын
@@atharvakashiva1467 makes me sad to know how financially dumb people are. When showing off an iphone bought on EMI is more important than having zero bad debt, you are right, people are not yet that mature. 🤦♂
@drstrange404Күн бұрын
Brokers, Exchanges be like- "paisa hi paisa hoga!!!"
@Athul391Күн бұрын
Nirmala Sitharaman is one of the worst finance minister our country has ever seen and Piyush Goyal is also the same after he pulled off a PR stunt infront of his German counterpart on a running train where he was unprofessional & aggressive. Inflation is still very high and they clearly don't know what they are talking about.
@ape7f9Күн бұрын
Your point of view regarding sitharaman might be right but goyal? Germany has been very openly criticizing India on various occasion even if you call it unprofessional it was necessary.
@smart1963Күн бұрын
FM doesn't have a clue about inflation raise and doesn't know what to do 😂. One of the worst FM of all times.
@xoxo4385Күн бұрын
Goyal had to do it. It was required
@sormaziКүн бұрын
This happens when we have a 4th fail person as their boss
@jgvl86Күн бұрын
One more doubt The countries whichever you told have done lot of monetary measures I the corona period and after that they saw a huge inflation and after that they increased the rates and now they are planning to cut the rates. But in India no monetary benefits were guvenr directly to the citizen's eg.petrol rate decrease but inflation got increased due to various reasons and after that the RBI started increasing the rates and after maintained the same. Still after doing so much inflation is not in control. That means our measures have failed . The problem lies somewhere and actions is taken somewhere. This is my doubt
@chiragmodhaКүн бұрын
The government works like a giant vacuum cleaner, which sucks all the money from the economy. If we calculate direct and indirect taxes, almost 50% of the income goes into the paying of taxes.
@MrDevendrarajuКүн бұрын
24 hrs sucks, now while working in the offices people keep checking their phones if it's 24 hrs they don't proper sleep 😢
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Somebody's manager is not going to be happy about it!
@rusty6inКүн бұрын
This is already the case with all crypto currency markets , which are available globally to trade 247. So this full day trading is Nothing to boast about really. Instead the FM & RBI should laser focus on such high inflation which is hurting most of the population, already the gdp numbers is warning of a slowdown coming.
@MrRonyabc23 сағат бұрын
6:28 potential better returns by the hedge funds and arbitrage funds.
@shikamaruuzumaki-ov2zd20 сағат бұрын
commodities market have been running for 23 hours a day 5 days a week
@BackUp-d5zКүн бұрын
Average india gov but the RBI keep surprise 😶
@akhiln134822 сағат бұрын
How will 24/7 trading affect returns of mutual fund investors ?...
@balap3620 сағат бұрын
24/7 will increase liquitidy for nifty. Vey few one trade nifty futures ouside india as it is active only 6hrs.
@surajit.biswas.Күн бұрын
Good. Then there will be no gap up and gap down.
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Technically, you are correct. However there are a few nuances to understand here: 1)The current approval allows for 23 hours of continuous trading, five days a week. Under this arrangement, gap ups and gap downs could still occur, especially if significant news impacts the securities during the one-hour break. 2) Even if markets were to operate 24/7 like the crypto market, there’s an important nuance to consider (as we discussed in the video): during non-waking hours for U.S. markets, liquidity may drop. This reduced liquidity can lead to heightened volatility, causing sharp price movements. These movements can resemble the effects of gap ups and gap downs, even without a formal market close.
@jgvl86Күн бұрын
Cant the government reduce the tax
@shankarmohan87Күн бұрын
No!!! How? How will our poor netas feed their kids?
@drstrange404Күн бұрын
@@shankarmohan87 💯🤣
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
That’s a valid point, but it pertains more to fiscal policy. The focus of our video, however, was on monetary policy and the potential differences in perspective between the central bank and the government regarding it.
@MrRonyabc23 сағат бұрын
That's a good way, but govt needs to either borrow more or tax more. In the last budget, we have already seen a glimpse of more taxation. With DTC, it is expected that more taxation be introduced to working middle class and not the rich Agri-Actors, Agri-filmstars, Agri-HNIs etc. The India growth story looks feeble at least for last couple of quarters now.
@shankarmohan8723 сағат бұрын
@MrRonyabc or govt can employ desi elon musk (Bhavish Agarwal) and establish DOGEY (dept. of govt efficiency- Yeendiya)
@pratikshamohadikar860023 сағат бұрын
where is Anurag bansal
@ashishpatil32Күн бұрын
Mohak mangal alterego 🎉🎉🎉
@namanjain.Күн бұрын
😂
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Kashish doesn't know how to react to this!
@mayankprajapati5721Күн бұрын
Where is my bro anurag!
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Lambi chutti par gaya hai Anurag bro!
@bagman734110 сағат бұрын
@@marketsbyzerodhalooks like zerodha is great place to work at. So many holidays
@rajkumarayyalurajanКүн бұрын
Interest rates are set by market forces and not by RBI or Govt as i see it. if market gives higher rate than banks, people will flock to markets instead of retaining their money in banks. So neither RBI nor Govt can play God's role. Hence the exchange in heated words between them for their position. When Govt is managed poorly, this is what the result will like. Govt must understand this and start managing properly. But if Govt is not interested in doing it right, as is the case worldwide, they will lead us to the worst situation, hyper-inflation/hyper-deflation, like Srilanka, Venezula, etc.,
@anuragbansal2680Күн бұрын
Bring back Anurag ✊🏻
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Don't be this mean to Kashish. He is sensitive.
@travellingsarek398223 сағат бұрын
So lower interest rates will help Indians buy more biscuits. Interesting.
@arjunreddy22621 сағат бұрын
Trading ❌ Gambling ✓✓😂
@manojm5747Күн бұрын
24/7 means no holidays and weekends
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Yes, 24/7 technically means no holidays and weekends, however the current approval give by the SEC is for 23 hour trading window 5 days a week.
@manojm5747Күн бұрын
@@marketsbyzerodha then when from 24/7 comes into picture? When can we expect 24/7 for cash segment of equity in Indian stock markets?
@element-onetwoКүн бұрын
Where is that bansal guy
@marketsbyzerodhaКүн бұрын
Go Goa Gone :)
@DemonSlayer-vh8uyКүн бұрын
i like this host better than bansal. when it comes to narration, both are great, but bansal comes with weird pro government propaganda content like what can govt do, govt doesnt have enough money and what not. Maybe its not his fault also as i dont know what happens inside. but i think a neutral approach should be kept. loved this episode as well. keep it up.
@shankarmohan87Күн бұрын
I don't see any pro/anti govt bias... perhaps you are projecting YOUR biases? May be YOU love the work the govt. is doing, love BJP & would give up your life for Modi ji n all... so even someone merely showing you data is offending you... Always entertain the possibility of the problem being with YOU, rather than doubting the rest of the world...
@DemonSlayer-vh8uyКүн бұрын
@@shankarmohan87 thanks for the free gyaan, by the way the narrative was pro govt, i said against that....this is what happens when you dont read the comment and simply start taking out your personal frustration on people....
@shaunsensei6948Күн бұрын
@@shankarmohan87 the guy literally was against gov dumbass
@Rudi_Mentary7239 сағат бұрын
@@DemonSlayer-vh8uy lol, this probably the MOST neutral channel when it comes to markets ever. I just see them give out facts and data and their explanation behind it.The bias YOU feel is YOUR opinion. Thanks for your free gyan here which was basically you letting out your frustrations in this comment because you felt the certain things were "pro government", and that's YOUR bias about not liking the current government in power. I've seen your comments on this channel and it's clear as day to see tbh. Bringing in your personal political bias in the comments, especially for a channel that deals with the kind of info this channel deals in, is a kid move in the first place. Have those political discussions with your local gully chachas.
@devpratapsingh5000Күн бұрын
Politicians would not at all like 24 hours stock market.
@rajkumarayyalurajanКүн бұрын
youtube.com/@devpratapsingh5000 why? stock markets are wealthy's playground to retain their wealth and earn. So they would love to have 24x7 market. Politicians are either wealthy or support wealthy. hence, i feel, they would love to implement this.
@rajkumarayyalurajanКүн бұрын
why? wealthy retain and earn through markets. politicians are either wealthy and support wealthy. hence they would implement it without hesitation, i feel.