Anubhooti had bought stocks just an hour before all the news of the mayhem spread:
Yesterday I dont know why, but I felt very sad, it was neither the first time I lost, nor the amount was too big, but may be it hurt me for multiple reasons and biggest one was that…….it was a real scam..everything fake, this way we cant trust anybody…..tomorrow suppose any other big house collapses like that then…..should we stop investing or stop doing business?
Go hop over to ArunPrabhu’s blog to read about the incident in detail:
Linked by sudipta. Join Blogbharti facebook group.Let us dust our minds off the flashing news items and stunning stories to do a quiet thinking, so that we can come up with some worthy ideas to work upon. Because a quiet minded thinking gives startling revelations on the issue that goes on. Let us do it in a sequential way. Satyam flourishes through the IT boom and Raju emerges as a messiah of IT workmen and his family foundation helps the poor. In his words empowering the rural poor. Well, so far so good. All is well; that goes well.


I think he is still lying. He must have siphoned off the money. Mint has a very interesting article and perspective about how it’s not possible to not have made that much money