Adani, Ambani & the Dark Side of Share Market | Ft. Abhishek Kar | The Arun Pandit Show EP 8
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The text discusses the history of the stock market, focusing on key events, figures, and manipulations that influenced market dynamics and crashes, such as The Great Depression and Harshad Mehta's schemes. It also delves into the evolution of brokerage practices, unethical behaviors, and the consequences of financial manipulation, highlighting the risks involved in such practices.
Insights
- The stock market history is intertwined with significant events like the Great Depression, where government policies led to a massive crash and prolonged economic hardship.
- Brokers in the stock market manipulated prices using insider information and unethical practices, leading to significant profits and consequences.
- The story delves into historical scams like the Haridas Mundra scam, emphasizing the need for regulatory bodies to counter fraudulent activities.
- The impact of key figures like Harshad Mehta on the stock market, with their involvement in scams and legal battles leading to fame, notoriety, and market crashes.
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Recent questions
What caused the Great Depression?
The Great Depression was primarily caused by the government's monetary policies that led to a massive crash in the stock market and a prolonged period of economic hardship.
Who was Harshad Mehta?
Harshad Mehta was a significant figure in the stock market known for his involvement in a limited company that faced liquidation, impacting the market with his schemes and manipulations.
What is a bank run?
A bank run is when people rush to withdraw their deposits from a bank due to fears of its collapse, a significant factor during the Great Depression and other financial crises.
How did brokers manipulate stock prices?
Brokers manipulated stock prices by acquiring insider information, influencing market trends, and engaging in unethical practices to make significant profits.
What led to the collapse of major financial institutions in 2008?
The collapse of major financial institutions in 2008 was triggered by risky investments, bundled and sold as safe investments, promoted by investment banks and rating agencies, leading to a global financial crisis.
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