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Old 1st September 2020, 09:52   #691
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Re: Effects of Coronavirus on the economy

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the stock markets are in their own seventh heaven and not connected with reality. I sense a massive correction coming for the stock markets, globally.
Correction for what? Stock markets got disconnected from economy once financialization happened, and it has never gone back except for some blip followed by V recovery. FAANG are only getting richer and richer during pandemic, and that is enough for stock market to stay high. It looks like V recovery is now reserved for stock market alone, and not for actual economy.

Check the recent discussion here.
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As i write this mail, Sensex UP 0.16%, Nifty UP 0.18%.



Where is @Smartcat when you need gyan?.

Us , illiterates , who can think but not understand need your consul, O! great one.
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Where is @Smartcat when you need gyan?.

Us , illiterates , who can think but not understand need your consul, O! great one.
Go the stock market thread. Why ask unrelated questions in economics thread?
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Re: Effects of Coronavirus on the economy

Auto Segment, at the backdrop of the coming festive season shows a positive trend in dispatches from the leader in August- Maruti Suzuki.

Maruti Suzuki India, the passenger vehicle market leader, has reported strong sales of 113,033 units, up 21.3% year on year (August 2019: 93,173). All its vehicle segments, other than the Ciaz premium sedan, have notched smart increases.

As the virus continues to be a threat, the entry level segment shows a 94.7% growth (Y-OY) indicating the fact that demand has returned to that segment.


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This performance, even as the country’s economy recorded its steepest decline (GDP down 23.9% in April-June 2020 as compared to 3.1% growth a year ago), is a laudable one. Also, with the festive season not too far away and the rural markets back in the reckoning, expect Maruti Suzuki, which has moved on to fully petrol power, to maintain a good sales momentum in the rest of the fiscal.

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As i write this mail, Sensex UP 0.16%, Nifty UP 0.18%.

Where is @Smartcat when you need gyan?.
This is so because Rs 41,000 crores of FII investments poured into the stock market in August alone. Also the GDP drop had already been factored in by the market by June. The figures quoted are not movements just daily variations.
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As i write this mail, Sensex UP 0.16%, Nifty UP 0.18%. Where is @Smartcat when you need gyan?.
Link between current state of economy and current state of stock market explained here in post No. 618 to 627
https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shift...ml#post4869586 (Understanding Economics)
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Re: Effects of Coronavirus on the economy

What I find interesting is that till now earnings has very closely tracked GDP contraction. (-22% to -23%). Usually it stays like 2 points ahead.


Most of the big guys have announced so this needle will not move much.

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Clearly this chump inhabits a parallel universe. V-shaped recovery?? Need to check what he is smoking. The best part about economic reality is that you cannot talk your way out of it nor can you fool the housewife (aka voter) for they feel the sharp end long before the economic advisors of cuckooland. Pasting here a graph released today which I have also posted on another economics thread.
I have got many message that this Infographic is wrong, a simple google search shows that US economy has contracted more than 33% in comparable quarter.

While the moot point is still valid but data representation in this infographic is mischievous.

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I have got many message that this Infographic is wrong, a simple google search shows that US economy has contracted more than 33% in comparable quarter.

While the moot point is still valid but data representation in this infographic is mischievous.

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You may want to read the latter posts in the thread "Understanding Economics" to correct your misunderstanding. Thanks.
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You may want to read the latter posts in the thread "Understanding Economics" to correct your misunderstanding. Thanks.
Now that was not even dry humour Sir
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Now that was not even dry humour Sir
There are two ways to approach this.
The first is to think 'WhatsApp U alumnae. Not worth/ futile spending time on'. Deal politely, but where ones condescension and irritation show through. Result he will go back to his walled garden (maybe even taking potshots at us). And we would have lost an opportunity to get an alternate (true!) message across.

Or second take it as a person who is genuinely misinformed, but can be made to change his mind if facts are placed before him. And perhaps he will take the message back to his walled garden. I agree the chances of this happening are very slim, but that does not mean we should not make at least the one/ initial attempt.

Treat the fact that somebody has reached across from an (very likely) echo chamber as an opportunity. Don't close it by treating it as an irritation, at least initially. Afterall the experts here have managed to convince at least one other person, who was otherwise convinced he had all the facts, and that VNs infographic was fake propoganda.

(And yes, my bias shows through also)

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I have got many message that this Infographic is wrong, a simple google search shows that US economy has contracted more than 33% in comparable quarter.
While the moot point is still valid but data representation in this infographic is mischievous.
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The number isn't wrong, the comparison is.

If you are having doubts on the numbers of USA please read this article, https://vivekkaul.com/2020/09/01/the...acted-by-23-9/ I've found the author's articles balanced.

If you have doubts on how India's numbers were arrived at, the below link would help

Source https://indianexpress.com/article/ex...-math-6578046/

Attributing mischievousness without checking on facts is also being naughty :-)
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The number isn't wrong, the comparison is.



Attributing mischievousness without checking on facts is also being naughty :-)

It wasn't my intention to attribute this mischief to the writer, it was brought to my knowledge through various forwards and few articles that data comparison wasn't done accurately in the said infographics.

Look at this headline and you would read that US was contracted by 33%

https://www.businessinsider.in/stock...w/77263998.cms


Having clarified that, I am not a student of economics and was merely pointing out this anomaly, and I was given some sound piece of knowledge who understand economics much better than I do so graciously accepted their POV.

I felt it is important to articulate my position here hence this reply. Peace out!

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Re: Effects of Coronavirus on the economy

Does anyone find it surprising that the Chinese have managed to grow while the rest of the world is down with a recession?

No conspiracy theories here, but it is surprising. Almost seems like they engineered this crisis to destroy the developing countries so as to pick up cheap assets and inundate these places with debt. How can it be that even remote Amazonian villages are infected but the communist lands have controlled the pandemic?

I won't be buying a Chinese brand like MG or Huawei even if it decides my life, in this life. I hope all Indians do the same.

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Does anyone find it surprising that the Chinese have managed to grow while the rest of the world is down with a recession?
In China, the origin of the virus was from a single source, which is Wuhan. Once the single source was cut-off the spread was contained. Those who visited Wuhan were quarantined until the cases came down. In Wuhan, there was strict lock-down/quarantine with houses sealed with yellow tape. All supplies were delivered at the gate and the residents dared not break the tape.
Chinese Govt tracks all its citizens and it was easy to find who visited where. Though there is a question on the total cases, total deaths number reported by Chinese Govt, the virus is under control since offices are open, Disneyland is open, movie theatres have started opening.

In other countries, the virus entered via multiple points (all International airports), which were plugged late and then later the countries couldn't track effectively.
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No conspiracy theories here, but it is surprising. Almost seems like they engineered this crisis tl destroy the developing countries so as to pick up cheap assets and inundate these places with debt. How can it be that even remote Amazonian villages are infected but the communist lands have controlled the pandemic?
China is a seller. If they destroy the buyers, who pay them and how will they get rich?
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