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Nokia was the market leader before android phones came out. Nokia is basically dead now without its proprietary symbian OS while Android keeps advancing.

GM was the biggest car company in the world before Toyota surpassed it. Toyota surpassed it with both tech and reliability.

Indian stock market used to be the 5th largest and in the span of 3 days....3 FUCKING DAYS it got surpassed by Taiwan and South Korea. Why? Because Taiwan is the largest manufacturer of semiconductor chips in both quality AND quantity, while South Korea's Samsung is the biggest phone manufacturer in the world, not to mention innovative.

You tell me ONE thing indian market's got where FIIs would invest in it? We don't have innovation like samsung. We're not a market leader in any current fields unlike Taiwan with its semiconductors.

China just cancelled over 12000 unimportant undergraduate programmes for its students such as arts and stuff, replacing them with over 10000 tech programs focussed on new tech like AI and robotics. China knows what's needed to stay in ahead.

India doesn't have a proper lithium cell manufacturing plant because we don't have the tech. All the factories do here is pack them. We don't have the tech to manufacture raw lithium cells. And a funny thing happened recently. Reliance and Amara Raja batteries companies want to set-up factories for raw lithium cell manufacturing but they need the tech from China and the CCP has outright said NO.

Indian market, at present, has little of value. We don't have anything innovative nor are we putting any emphasis on any innovation. We don't have any kind of product or service that can be used as a leverage against global markets (like oil or tech). We've got nothing to show for.

This is why Indian market, for FIIs, is just a short-term money making market. Their money doesn't stay here for long-term because FIIs mostly invest long-term in countries with some kind of leverage against global economy or countries that are innovative.

Times have changed. The interest of investors have changed. And India is LOSING.

So it doesn't matter how good Nifty's past performances look like. It's future is BERY bleak, like the rest of indian market...

Nokia was the market leader before android phones came out. Nokia is basically dead now without its proprietary symbian OS while Android keeps advancing.

GM was the biggest car company in the world before Toyota surpassed it. Toyota surpassed it with both tech and reliability.

Indian stock market used to be the 5th largest and in the span of 3 days....3 FUCKING DAYS it got surpassed by Taiwan and South Korea. Why? Because Taiwan is the largest manufacturer of semiconductor chips in both quality AND quantity, while South Korea's Samsung is the biggest phone manufacturer in the world, not to mention innovative.

You tell me ONE thing indian market's got where FIIs would invest in it? We don't have innovation like samsung. We're not a market leader in any current fields unlike Taiwan with its semiconductors.

China just cancelled over 12000 unimportant undergraduate programmes for its students such as arts and stuff, replacing them with over 10000 tech programs focussed on new tech like AI and robotics. China knows what's needed to stay in ahead.

India doesn't have a proper lithium cell manufacturing plant because we don't have the tech. All the factories do here is pack them. We don't have the tech to manufacture raw lithium cells. And a funny thing happened recently. Reliance and Amara Raja batteries companies want to set-up factories for raw lithium cell manufacturing but they need the tech from China and the CCP has outright said NO.

Indian market, at present, has little of value. We don't have anything innovative nor are we putting any emphasis on any innovation. We don't have any kind of product or service that can be used as a leverage against global markets (like oil or tech). We've got nothing to show for.

This is why Indian market, for FIIs, is just a short-term money making market. Their money doesn't stay here for long-term because FIIs mostly invest long-term in countries with some kind of leverage against global economy or countries that are innovative.

Times have changed. The interest of investors have changed. And India is LOSING.

So it doesn't matter how good Nifty's past performances look like. It's future is BERY bleak, like the rest of indian market...