While you are largely correct , the world today is largely disruptive in more ways. Take the case of takeover of venezuela , the whole ball game changed, it is not longer supply-demand theory.so, without considering the elephant in the room , any such predictions are risky. We are not in a perfectly free market with an even playground and common rules.
Agree with you. Keep up the good work.
While you are largely correct , the world today is largely disruptive in more ways. Take the case of takeover of venezuela , the whole ball game changed, it is not longer supply-demand theory.so, without considering the elephant in the room , any such predictions are risky. We are not in a perfectly free market with an even playground and common rules.
Yes Sir. Even " I am not a fan of Predications, rather ‘The Landscape of Possibility’." As i mentioned at https://thegreyswan.substack.com/p/indian-economy-outlook-2026-growth. So this post is again about the possibility only, it may or may not come true.