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I feel like maybe HNIs and retail investors are selling heavily right now even though FIIs and DIIs made some solid purchases in the Indian market today, the market still ended up falling that’s pretty surprising.

Jaguar's rebrand was a great case study of Innovation vs Legacy. And the innovation backfired, their Legacy WON. What is the right approach to innovate? Does legacy play a far bigger role than innovation?

Scaling takes you from 1 to n. Innovation takes you from 0 to 1—and that’s where true business advantage lies.

There is a difference between startups and innovation As per my observations... Every second startup in India is like food delivery app or a cloud kitchen Do you really think India is innovating in a right direction ?

All the spectrums that Adani had, they sold them to Airtel. Everyone who was thinking that Adani would enter this sector, it doesn’t seem like that’s happening right now. Maybe they have some other plan for the future.

but this was already there right?

There are no right decisions. #newpost

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