Ruchir Sharma

12 statements across 1 episodes · 3 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Sep 3, 2025 by Ruchir Sharma · across every show →

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Sep 3, 2025 positive
Insight
Sharma: Quality commentary and journalism must be intellectually unpredictable
“I think that I still believe in, maybe this is a slightly old school of journalism, that your writing needs to be unpredictable.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 1:38:39 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 bearish
Disclosure
Sharma: Refuses to Allocate Capital to US Private Markets Today
“I'd say, ah, I would not put any money in private markets in the U.S. Today.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 2:49:28 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Sharma: Morgan Stanley offered him $100,000 starting compensation at age 22 in 1996
“And then Morgan Stanley hires me then and they, I remember those days they made an offer to me of a 100,000 dollars.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 1:50:36 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 bullish
Disclosure
Sharma: Most Personal Portfolio Capital Is in International and Emerging Markets
“I'm saying that as a small portion to what I think, but otherwise most of my capital is international today. My own portfolio. It's mainly emerging markets. And even Europe.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 2:49:51 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 negative
Insight
Sharma: Government regulation inherently favors incumbent companies 90% of the time
“Every time a policymaker introduces a new regulation, remember that regulation by definition tends to be pro-incumbent. Whoever the person in power or the company which is already established, regulation, 90% of the time favors those people. So I think that is…”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 34:05 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 negative
Opinion
Sharma: Publishing in The New York Times Requires Fitting an Ideological Filter
“Like I used to write for the New York Times before this. And there it's much more ideological. If you don't have that world vision, then to pass your content through that filter is lot more difficult. That is a bigger problem, I feel.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 1:35:29 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 negative
Insight
Sharma: Bailing out private companies prevents new entrants and harms mobility
“The government should not be bailing out private sector companies, and should sort of, you know, keep, because I think that that creates an impression that the government is favoring the incumbent. Because after all, if companies are failing, it's, you know, i…”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 32:10 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025
Insight
Sharma: True happiness is complete personal autonomy, enabled by money
“Like the, like for me, when someone asks me, what's your definition of happiness? I think for me, the definition of happiness is having complete autonomy.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 1:57:10 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025
Disclosure
Sharma: 'I invest for the dough, I write for the show'
“I think as I said in the past that I invest for the dough, I write for the show.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 22:44 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 neutral
Assertion Supported
Sharma: US hedge fund startup compliance costs increased 10x over twenty years
“If you set up a hedge fund today in America, the cost of doing that has gone up 10 X. Over the last 20 years. The legal costs, the compliance costs, administrative costs. So then the threshold for you to break even has become much higher.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 2:26:59 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 bullish
Opinion
Sharma views gold and Bitcoin as equally viable anti-dollar plays
“I'm like equal, I mean, like, I, you know, like, do the two equally, because I've been bullish too equally, because my negative view is on the dollar. Right? So therefore, I see both those as sort of anti-dollar plays.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 2:45:27 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
Sep 3, 2025 neutral
Disclosure
Sharma: I hold zero crypto because I kept chasing the price
“No, unfortunately, like I've always chased the price, which is that I kept thinking it's getting too high.”
Ruchir Sharma Sep 3, 2025 ▶ 39:48 India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma · Nikhil Kamath
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