Moral ambugity is part of Indian life
About this episode
The episode discusses ethical dilemmas in India and their implications for investment strategies.
In the past month, there have been many instances of ethical dilemmas in daily life which have further raised doubts in our mind about the health of the Indian economy and sustainability of some new age business models. In this edition of Fintrekk Capital Podcast, we discuss some of these moral instances and relate them to our investment strategy of not investing in this new-age business. *** Amit Kumar Gupta, founder Fintrekk Capital, is a SEBI Registered Invidual Research Analyst (INH100009327). We offer subscription based equity research services specialising in identifying emerging and fundamentally strong busines in Indian markets. To know more about who we are, and what we do, visit our website: https://fintrekkcapital.com/ *** For general enquiries, reach us at: Phone: +91 7011106044 Email: support@fintrekkcapital.com WhatsApp: https://wa.me/7011106044 *** Follow Fintrekk Capital social media handles: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083896525391 Twitter : https://twitter.com/fintrekk LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/82578376/admin/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2iySw5lmTaRFcbtcR1mv5y *** Follow Amit Kumar Gupta on…
People in this episode
Host: Amit Kumar Gupta
Topics covered
- ethical dilemmas
- Indian economy
- investment strategy
- new-age business models
- moral ambiguity
Keywords
- moral ambiguity
- Indian economy
- investment strategy
- ethical dilemmas
- new-age businesses
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Organizations: Fintrekk Capital, SEBI, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Spotify, Substack
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