Finance

23 Jul 21

Network Effect: Why companies burn cash on customers?

In this hot season of startup IPOs, one term we are constantly hearing from pro-startup folks is “Network Effect”. So, what really is a Network Effect, and why do companies burn cash on customers? What is Network Effect? While there is no fixed definition to define Network Effect, the term can be used in any […]

17 Feb 21

The SPAC-tacular Rise of SPACs

Markets worldwide are having a frenzied rally, with Indian markets touching an all-time high every other day. Many private companies are leveraging this opportunity to launch an IPO. The retail and HNI Participation have been robust, with many companies generating hefty listing gains.

05 Jun 20

How Does Pharma Work – Part 2

The total size of the global pharmaceutical market is 1.2 Trillion Dollars, which are majorly contributed by three countries United States (486 Billion Dollars), China (137 billion Dollars) and Japan (86 billion Dollars).

28 May 20

How Does Pharma Work? – Part 1

There goes a lot into the process of making a drug. Before a drug is deemed suitable for patients, it has to go through rigorous testing and cost-effectiveness analyses. In this article, I have tried to explain the whole process, right from the Research and Development to Marketing.

22 May 20

Technical Analysis – Dow Theory

Charles H. Dow was the founder of the Dow-Jones Financial News Service in New York. He is known as the father of modern technical analysis and was the first person to create an index that measures the overall price movement of U.S. stocks.

21 May 20

Is Debt harmful for the country?

Debt is an instrument that has an equal number of critics and supporters, but if we look at this concerning the current scenario, things are on a bit of a scary side. We have seen the announcement of relief packages consisting of huge amounts of money. Have you ever wondered about where it is coming from, or do you have to worry about the debt taken by the government, and what repercussions it can have in the long term? In this post, I have tried to encapsulate a few things, which would help you get an overview of how things will move around with this huge debt.

07 May 20

Basics of Technical Analysis

Centuries of work has passed by interpreting and understanding the movement of prices in financial markets and the product of it is “Technical Analysis”

05 May 20

The Origins of Currency – Part 3

In my first and second part, I had explained what money is and brief history of Money. Money and currency have all the same characteristics except money is a store of value, whereas currency isn't. A thousand dollar bill won't buy the same amount of goods that it used to buy 30 or 40 years back.

24 Apr 20

The Origins of Currency – Part 2

The Gold exchange standard was similar to the Classical gold standard as it was self equilibrating in nature. Still, it had flaws, but one of the worst was the instability resulting from unexpected redemptions of gold. Suppose France had a trade surplus with England, France would receive sterling.

Network Effect: Why companies burn cash on customers?

The SPAC-tacular Rise of SPACs

How Does Pharma Work – Part 2

How Does Pharma Work? – Part 1

Technical Analysis – Dow Theory

Is Debt harmful for the country?

Basics of Technical Analysis

The Origins of Currency – Part 3

The Origins of Currency – Part 2

Elderconomics: The Business of Getting Old in Developed Nations

The $315 Trillion Question: Who Holds Global Debt and Can It Be Repaid?

Global Supply Chain in 2024: Surviving and Thriving in a New Era of Complexity

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