Ravi Banagere

Sep 5, 2023 | valueresearchonline.com | Dhirendra Kumar |Ravi Banagere

I'm sorry to say that Bitcoin has not been cancelled. After the FTX collapse, I had written that I was happy that crypto had not been officially regulated in India. It's clear that apart from taxation-based measures, there won't be an actual crypto ban in India, unlike, for example, China. This is fine. Crypto should not be regulated, and those who dabble in it should be left to their own devices. They should be free to go bankrupt in the manner and time they choose.

Sep 4, 2023 | valueresearchonline.com | Ravi Banagere |Dhirendra Kumar

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the markets regulator, recently released a consultation paper to clamp down on financial influencers, also known as finfluencers. Finfluencers, who use social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and X (formerly Twitter) to offer advice and insights on various financial topics, have come under SEBI's scrutiny in recent months for wielding enormous clout among their followers and the potential consequence of misleading them.

Sep 1, 2023 | valueresearchonline.com | Dhirendra Kumar |Ravi Banagere

If your fintech shuts down, will you lose your investments? Absolutely not. The systems are designed in such a manner, that the moment any money is debited from your account, it goes directly to the fund company. So there isn't a situation where it is lying with the fintech. The mutual fund is a very open architecture thing.

Aug 30, 2023 | valueresearchonline.com | Dhirendra Kumar |Ravi Banagere

I think it was Charlie Munger who, during a recent Berkshire annual shareholder's meeting, used the word 'diworsification', originally coined by Peter Lynch in his book 'One Up in Wall Street'. Someone once called Munger the world's richest stand-up comedian, and I must say that his use of the word incorporates not just wit but a great deal of investing wisdom.

Aug 28, 2023 | valueresearchonline.com | Ravi Banagere |Dhirendra Kumar

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