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Parth explores the 'Greater Fool' theory, which posits that people buy overvalued assets not for their intrinsic worth but in hopes of selling them to a 'greater fool' at an even higher price. It connects this concept to the housing bubble, emphasizing the importance of investing in assets with real value. It also delves into India's negotiations with the EU regarding the proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) carbon tax and its potential impact on Indian steel exports to Europe. The piece provides insights into the significance of this tax, its timeline, and the implications for Indian steelmakers competing in the European market.
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Parth Verma
Summary
Parth explores the 'Greater Fool' theory, which posits that people buy overvalued assets not for their intrinsic worth but in hopes of selling them to a 'greater fool' at an even higher price. It connects this concept to the housing bubble, emphasizing the importance of investing in assets with real value. It also delves into India's negotiations with the EU regarding the proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) carbon tax and its potential impact on Indian steel exports to Europe. The piece provides insights into the significance of this tax, its timeline, and the implications for Indian steelmakers competing in the European market.
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