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  • 3 investors sell major stakes in Edelweiss, IIFL, Paytm weeks before RBI crackdown: Report

    Though there is no clear link between the sale of shares and the RBI action, a proxy adviser has called the move 'odd' and another said the market regulator should look into the reason behind investors' trimming stakes

  • Indian-American investor Mohnish Pabrai on meeting 99-year-old Charlie Munger: 'He was...'

    The Mumbai-born Indian-American had earlier made headlines for paying $650,100 (Rs 5.32 crore) in 2007 for a seat at a charity lunch with Charlie Munger's longtime business partner and legendary investor Warren Buffett.

  • Mohnish Pabrai thinks India's NBFCs need to read Hamlet and Buffett

    Pabrai also advised against shorting, listing it as one of his ten commandments of investing.

  • The Dhandho Investor: Mohnish Pabrai is betting big on India; here's his strategy

    The ace investor recently talked about opportunities in the Indian market, saying it is one of the most fertile markets in the world for opportunities to make multi-fold returns.

  • Market upmove likely in 2017; like IT: Sanjay Dutt

    With currency exchange getting done by December 31 and situation normalising, 2017 could see upmove in the market, believes Sanjay Dutt, Director of Quantum Securities.

  • See Trump making deals that benefit the world: Mohnish Pabrai

    Mohnish Pabrai, Manging Partner of Pabrai Investment Funds also says that India is a tremendous market and that business in India has great growth prospects. If FIIs dance in and out of India, they will hurt themselves, says Pabrai.

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