Emerging India?
Jayant Bhandari joins the Crony Convo podcast to discuss the myth of emerging India and why corruption, weak institutions, social disorder, and weak civic morality limit India’s future.
Articles by Jayant Bhandari
India, a Rudderless Ship
Jayant Bhandari examines India’s Covid lockdown and the institutional failures it exposed, including poor planning, migrant suffering, civic disorder, and administrative incompetence.
Opportunity or Value-traps?
Jayant Bhandari discusses whether market crashes create opportunity or value traps, examining bear markets, bad management, money printing, East Asia, and investing discipline.
India’s Hunger Games
Jayant Bhandari examines India’s Covid lockdown and the suffering it imposed on migrant workers, daily-wage laborers, and the poor, exposing institutional failure and social cruelty.
Cow-urine for Coronavirus
Jayant Bhandari examines the early days of Covid in India and what the crisis revealed about superstition, institutional dysfunction, public-health failure, and social disorder.
China: Still Optimistic?
Jayant Bhandari presents at PDAC 2020 on whether investors should remain optimistic about China despite coronavirus, Hong Kong protests, and global uncertainty.
Hysteria Creates Opportunities
Jayant Bhandari speaks with Maurice Jackson of Proven & Probable about how coronavirus hysteria, market panic, and global uncertainty can create opportunities for disciplined investors.
India: Countrywide Curfew Starts
Jayant Bhandari appears on RTD Live Talk to discuss India’s countrywide Covid curfew, lockdowns, wealth transfer, state power, poverty, and institutional weakness.
Toilet-paper Hysteria
Jayant Bhandari speaks with Albert Lu about toilet-paper hysteria, coronavirus panic, market selling, investor psychology, and how fear can create opportunities for disciplined investors.
Coronavirus: Stock Market Volatility
Jayant Bhandari speaks with Bill Powers of Mining Stock Education about coronavirus, stock market volatility, gold stocks, and how disciplined investors can think clearly during market panic.