by Pater Tenebrarum
My articles My siteAbout meMy booksMy videos
Follow on:TwitterFacebook
Seeking Alpha
Jayant on Emerging Markets, Precious Metals and Mining Companies Maurice Jackson of Proven & Probable has once again interviewed one of our friends, namely Jayant Bhandari, a frequent and highly valued contributor to Acting Man. Jayant is probably best known to our readers for his strong criticism of the economic and nationalist policies implemented by prime minister Narendra Modi in India since he decreed the demonetization of the bulk of the cash currency circulating in the country (see his most recent article here). Jayant Bhandari speaking at the 2016 Capitalism and Morality seminar. - Click to enlarge It is probably fair to say that Jayant is a lone contrarian voice in India at the moment, but we believe a very important one. In the process, he is not shying away from slaughtering a great many sacred cows, so too speak. Taking a stand against a misguided majority and a ruthless political machinery is risky, but at times someone has to stand up and do it. As an aside to this, we find it quite interesting that Mr. Modi, who is clearly a “populist”, is apparently beloved by a a great many globalists, who praise him to the rafters at every opportunity.
Topics:
Pater Tenebrarum considers the following as important: Debt and the Fallacies of Paper Money, Featured, newsletter, On Economy, On Politics, Periphery Watch, Precious Metals
This could be interesting, too:
Nachrichten Ticker - www.finanzen.ch writes Krypto-Ausblick 2025: Stehen Bitcoin, Ethereum & Co. vor einem Boom oder Einbruch?
Connor O'Keeffe writes The Establishment’s “Principles” Are Fake
Per Bylund writes Bitcoiners’ Guide to Austrian Economics
Ron Paul writes What Are We Doing in Syria?
Jayant on Emerging Markets, Precious Metals and Mining CompaniesMaurice Jackson of Proven & Probable has once again interviewed one of our friends, namely Jayant Bhandari, a frequent and highly valued contributor to Acting Man. Jayant is probably best known to our readers for his strong criticism of the economic and nationalist policies implemented by prime minister Narendra Modi in India since he decreed the demonetization of the bulk of the cash currency circulating in the country (see his most recent article here). |
 Jayant Bhandari speaking at the 2016 Capitalism and Morality seminar. - Click to enlarge |
| It is probably fair to say that Jayant is a lone contrarian voice in India at the moment, but we believe a very important one. In the process, he is not shying away from slaughtering a great many sacred cows, so too speak. Taking a stand against a misguided majority and a ruthless political machinery is risky, but at times someone has to stand up and do it. As an aside to this, we find it quite interesting that Mr. Modi, who is clearly a “populist”, is apparently beloved by a a great many globalists, who praise him to the rafters at every opportunity. Now, why might that be?
Jayant is also an advisor to institutional investors and the host of the annual Capitalism and Morality seminar, which features many renowned speakers from the financial industry. Our readers will no doubt recognize many of them: An overview of this year’s program and speakers can be seen here. The 2017 seminar will take place at the Segal Graduate School of Business in Vancouver on July 29. Maurice provides us with the following brief summary of the topics discussed in the interview:
And here is the interview – enjoy! |
Jayant Bhandari interviewed by Maurice Jackson at Proven and Probable |
Tags: Featured,newsletter,On Economy,On Politics,Periphery Watch,Precious Metals