ajay124
Well-Known Member
On January 8, 2008 the Sensex hit a high of 20,873. The dollar was worth 39.27 to the rupee. At its current level the Sensex is down 11% from that point of time. But the rupee has lost almost 64% of its value against the dollar. In absolute terms, the Sensex value adjusted for the rupees fall is now below 6,000.
The decline is probably not over. Crude oil is once again heading for 150$ a barrel. India is a heavy importer of crude for which it first has to buy dollars. Heads I win, tails you lose.
What can an average, helpless audiophile do in such circumstances?
Make do with less. Get used to the new reality. The bubble has well and truly burst. Especially the real estate bubble. The honeymoon lasted from 1992-2007. But now it is OVER. Perhaps for good.
The decline is probably not over. Crude oil is once again heading for 150$ a barrel. India is a heavy importer of crude for which it first has to buy dollars. Heads I win, tails you lose.
What can an average, helpless audiophile do in such circumstances?
Make do with less. Get used to the new reality. The bubble has well and truly burst. Especially the real estate bubble. The honeymoon lasted from 1992-2007. But now it is OVER. Perhaps for good.