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| Dr YV Reddy, governor, RBI,
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| in Fortune India
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| "Concentrate not on where the markets are headed but on which stocks you can buy cheap."
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| Bharat Shah, CEO, ASK Raymond James Securities,
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| in Businessworld
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| "The past two decades have left us with a distorted financial system, and inherent instability throughout the world. The temptation to address these problems with protectionist measures is rising and is in itself a danger. Our greatest hope is in recognising these problems and working toward their solution before they reach crisis proportions."
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| Maurice Greenberg, CEO, AIG,
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| in The Times of India
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| "The market rally has been broad-based so far with the valuation of the entire market rising to about 15 times forward earnings. What we believe is that there will be a shift from a broad-based rally to a stock-specific one."
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| Sashi Krishnan, CIO,
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| Chola Mutual Fund, in Businessline
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| "Just as economists have predicted the last 10 of three recessions, the same way, I predict 10 boom-bust situations out of three."
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| George Soros in Fortune
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| "Tech services-driven growth is great, but it's no substitute for the large scale employment that increased manufacturing brings. The law must be amended."
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| Subir Gokarn, chief economist, Crisil,
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| in Businessweek
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| "I firmly believe that the government has no business running industries that are a drain on the exchequer. We'll certainly proceed with privatisation or wind up unviable PSUs."
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| SM Krishna, Karnataka chief minister in Fortune India |
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