DancingRaccoon
DancingRaccoon
16mo

Shame the people who point out your bullshit

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DancingRaccoon
DancingRaccoon

He's being condescending, instead of answering the question that's asked. He's basically calling him dumb.

WobblyCupcake
WobblyCupcake

Most are like that bs only on linkedin

BouncyNugget
BouncyNugget

How is that shaming?

SillyPancake
SillyPancake

the point is actually correct, isnt it counted in inflation ?

DancingRaccoon
DancingRaccoon

You mean the point of the commentator or Akshat ?

GroovyUnicorn
GroovyUnicorn

It's called influencer flame, it's quiet common and instead of standing up for the affected, our folks usually almost always say ki are bhai woh influencer hain woh sab janta hain.

TwirlyJellybean
TwirlyJellybean

I am glad this finfluencer is in my Linkedin's block list

DizzyKoala
DizzyKoala

Ignore he is a crybaby read hsi some post he is just crybibg and. Crying

GoofyPotato
GoofyPotato

I understood this as : INR depreciation comes to play when people travel or buy imported goods. Many companies who import goods and raw materials will have to pay more in INR terms, if INR deprecates, hence the increase will pass on to consumers. So, directly we may be spending in INR but its deprecation will affect us.

Maybe any experts can correct me.

DancingRaccoon
DancingRaccoon

I agree, INR depreciation comes into picture but inflation calculations already cater to it. The maths done in the post takes inflation and INR depreciation as completely separate entities and he's combining these both and claiming it's a net 10-11% loss due to these two phenomena alone. I feel that in every post he just inflates the numbers to make his point. https://www.linkedin.com/postslakshatshrivastavainsead_stock-market-might-give-15-returns-but-activity-7262387925684809728-D63R

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