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All that glitters is not gold
What happened with PC Jeweller? A company with more than 90 stores around the country, yet had its share price trade for pennies at one.....
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Vodafone: Out of Ideas
How did one of the powerhouses of the world's fastest-growing telecom sector end up being traded as a penny stock?
FIC Hansraj
- 5 min
A DRACONIAN CANVASS: AN APPLE OR AN APPLE?
To dwell upon the behavioural economics that fosters the incessant increase in revenue of Apple following the release of the iPhone 14 via t
FIC Hansraj
- Oct 15
- 3 min
All that glitters is not gold
What happened with PC Jeweller? A company with more than 90 stores around the country, yet had its share price trade for pennies at one.....
FIC Hansraj
- Oct 7
- 4 min
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How did a name on everyone’s TV screen become discarded junk, kept aside in the DTH store room?
FIC Hansraj
- Sep 30
- 3 min
Vodafone: Out of Ideas
How did one of the powerhouses of the world's fastest-growing telecom sector end up being traded as a penny stock?
FIC Hansraj
- Sep 25
- 5 min
A DRACONIAN CANVASS: AN APPLE OR AN APPLE?
To dwell upon the behavioural economics that fosters the incessant increase in revenue of Apple following the release of the iPhone 14 via t
FIC Hansraj
- Sep 23
- 3 min
The curious case of Suzlon Energy
How did a global energy company operating in 17 countries end up being a penny stock?
FIC Hansraj
- Sep 18
- 4 min
A Tip about Tips
Explore the economic significance and behavioural finance behind tipping via this article.
FIC Hansraj
- Jun 19
- 4 min
A Wallet full of Dilemmas
The article elaborates how the use of e-wallets proves to be heavy on your pockets and leads people to spend more.
FIC Hansraj
- Jun 17
- 5 min
Parametric Insurance
Most people have had a poor experience with a regular insurance policy, where they have to wait for ages to get their payout.
FIC Hansraj
- Jun 13
- 5 min
Nailing the Economic Change
This article examines the relationship between the price of nails and its insight into economic change over the last few centuries