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Reliance has been at the forefront of the Indian industry, innovation and corporate brutality. Some love this company, some hate it- some ever go as far as labelling it.

Say or feel what you may, but there is no denying the fact that Reliance is a global corporate juggernaut. There is no stopping it!

While some say its rise can be credited to its ruthless use of tactics, opportunistic adaptability, strong financial control, while others feel its outrightly lucky.

What I believe, in my analysis of Reliance, is the secret for its success is a cold emotionless corporate governance and remaining grounded at the fundamental economic principle of efficiency.

To illustrate the same, refer to picture 3. Reliance is a heavily leveraged company, that means its costs of capital is low. So is Vodafone-Idea's. But debt, it cuts both ways. For the last 3 decades, Reliance has been at the hilt of the sword called debt, while many others have been at the tip of the sword, only to be slaughtered.

I credit the rise & rise of Reliance not to the external layer of timely diversification, effective use of the political machinery or effective financial control, but to the genius of Mr.Mukesh Ambani. He'll be remembered for his ability to put Indian industry on the global map, for leaving behind the legacy of middle-class success, far-sighted corporate vision and an iron fi**ed corporate grip.

The Covid era is a proof of Mr.Ambani's capacity to put economic efficiency ahead of personal emotions. Reliance is still minting money for investors, while the market bleeds.

I am certain that as long as Mr. Mukesh Ambani is holding the bed rock of Reliance Industries, investor money will reap returns.

This post is to many forthcoming years of harvest from Reliance Industries. @ Kolkata

The world is in a crisis. The epidemic does not distinguish between the rich & the poor. But time, time does- it builds the riches from the meager.

The table shows how much wealth has been built at the end of each crisis' revival. This is what makes the rich, richer.

The present time calls for budgeting.- spend no more than what you require, keep an additional surplus to cater to emergencies like medical requirements, etc., and then if you have any liquidity left, invest it in the market.

Given the heavy discount the market is in, all your sacrifices and self-control now will result in dividends in the future.

Stay safe. Happy investing.

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The oil market has been going through some tough times, taking the world economy on a ride, surpassed only by the effects of COVID-19.

The latest article on our blog. A shoutout to Ria Vaghela for the wonderful article!

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What happened to the booming Oil Industry? The oil industry is one of the most important industries in any country, and the recent downfall in crude price means an uncertain future.

Considering the correlation of ~0.60 between S&P500 and Sensex (based on open prices), the Indian markets too have been hit hard, this friday.
An epidemic is a major threat to not only the health of the economy but also for mankind.
An an investor, these are times to be aware of all recent developments with reference to the Corona virus.

Blast from the past!
The stock market and the economic health correlation problem is much akin to the chicken and egg problem. While we can go round and round about the problem statement, what we cannot deny is the fact that the activities in the capital market measures the confidence in the economy, and vice-versa.

While markets are strong and roaring, much politics and rhetoric can be justified to everyone.