Have Trimmed Positions In Stocks Where Valuations Had Reached 70-80 P/E: Helios Capital | CNBC TV18
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2024
- Market Masters | Taxes in the equity market should be looked holistically (STT+Capital Gains), says Samir Arora Helios Capital as he backs for no change in the tax regime. He tells Prashant Nair, Reema Tendulkar and Nigel D'Souza that they have trimmed positions in stocks where valuations had reached 70-80 P/E.
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Pointing to Saurabh Mukherjea. No love lost between the two
Can somebody tell the average cagr of his highest performing fund.
Most cruel decision was to introduce tax on equity. People are taking risk with hard earned money and small investors using SIP for fighting inflation are punished with LTCG
He is expecting that Indian government should reduce tax on FII making profits in India. Instead he should say that FII should get input tax credit in their home country. FIIs will return with good booties even if the tax structure remains the same
Foreigner investors receives tax offset in their home country for the tax paid in India under the double taxation agreement. Most of the developed nations (I.e. US, Europe, Canada, Australia, etc) have LTCG minimum 20% and STCG as per normal income tax slab which sometime goes upto 40% depending on your capital gain Hence, it doesn’t make any difference for FPI as long as the LTCG does not go above 20%. For example, if a foreign investor makes 10cr short term capital gain in India, then he or she will be paying 1.5cr (15%) STCG in india and the remainder 2.5cr in home country thus completing 4cr (40%) tax.
They get health care education travel water etc for free in return of that. What does the taxpayer of india get in return for free??? Absolutely nothing. Thats the biggest difference. In india its tax terrorism.
What his argument was that there are individual foreign investors who have invested in these FPI / FIIs. Like a Mutual Fund investor in India. So if FII / FPI themselves have paid tax on their gains, how would they calculate and provide tax paid certificate to that individual investor? Tax was not paid by the Individual Investor, but by FPI / FII itself. It becomes a regulatory hassle for them from the perspective of Individual Investor.
Some DTAAs has provisions that if you earn capital gains (from less than 10% of the holding in a particular company), then those gains will be taxed only in the country of your residence.
Bad temperament or age?
How does he takes investment decisions
Anxiousness nahi anxiety kehte hain. Meri chappal kahan hai.
Anxiousness is also not wrong. -ness can be used in english for everything, although it sounds bad but grammatically not wrong.
Hats off to the veteran Arora ji on how he put the vain and silly Nigel fellow in his place!
I find samir arora too rude on the hdfc bank question
Opportunist. His fund is best rest is worst. 😅
Dude ke dukhti stock par haath rakh di bhai ne!!
HDFC frustrated him as well😂
He is just worried about his 2% commission. Most of fund managers will never have problem with taxation in option trading because if it’s higher then it is good for them. If people shift from option trading to mutual funds then these funds manager will get their 2% . Even if they underperform nifty still they get their 2% which is wrong . If they are not able to beat Nifty return why are they charging 2% . No news channel anchor ask this important question . Instead they are asking about option to someone who never do trading. Useless anchors
Exactly
For him to take a jobe at Saurabh here is absolutely unwarranted and shows that Samir lacks class
😂😂😂 Hdfc bank
Loved his reply on hdfc bank 😅 interviewers need to prepare some sensible questions...
Nigel is a joker
HE IS TOO MUST ARROGANT. .don't CALL HIM IN FUTURE
Most over rated fund manager...personal opinion after watching so many interviews of this personality
looks more like a joker than a fund manager
@@skr-tb8vx you look like post covid fool😂
Abey vo padha kaha se hai dekh le pahle fir uske bare me kuch bolna
May be the above guys didn't invest in his alliance days😂...
Baap bap hi ..betaa betaa hi