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One should not look at trading screens for the next three-four weeks. If your nerves get the better of you, it means you are in the market for the wrong reasons.

Nandan Chakraborty, head of research, Enam Securities, in Business India.

Risk is always due to non-transparency and not market volatility.

P Nandagopal, senior vice president, Birla Sun Life Insurance, in Business India.

Those who fear India as the next Asian superpower may still be right; it just depends on what they mean by "next".

Comment by a reporter in Newsweek.

We thought about committing suicide several times because of the debts. I wish I never applied for the credit card.

Cho Gyung Hee, a South Korean who landed up with a humongous debt like several South Koreans after she went on a spending binge, paying one credit card off with another.

I am overjoyed that India is entering the world economy - it is time for celebration. I defy you to find a single reputable economist to say that outsourcing is a bad thing.

James Glassman, technology columnist and resident scholar, American Enterprise Institute, in Outlook.

The issues now, including the Rs 390 crore Petronet and the Rs 90 crore Power Trading Corp, are toddlers, the aperitifs. If people don't like the starters, how many will be left for the main course?

A merchant banker, in Business India.

Its a pity that we have come to believe in 'personality-based' bull markets in India. The feel good factor is not owned by any political party, it is a feeling pervasive across India, that belongs legitimately to all Indians.

Prolific investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, in Business India.

  

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First Published: Mar 08 2004 | 12:00 AM IST

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