‘Harshad Mehta’s days are back, mainly in Kolkata’: Harsh Goenka on Kolkata’s booming stock market | Harsh Goenka Trends

Harsh Goenka frequently shares his thoughts and opinions about various things on social media. Recently, the chairman of RPG Enterprises took to his X and posted his thoughts on the booming stock market. He said he feels that the days of Harshad Mehta and Ketan Parekh are back in Kolkata. After he tweeted, many people responded in the comments section of the post.

“The stock market is booming and all the misdeeds of the Harshad Mehta/Ketan Parekh era are mainly back in Kolkata. They are collaborating with others to push stock prices to unrealistic levels. Now is the time.” I hope @SEBI_India @FinMIndia steps in and investigates before small investors suffer serious losses. ” Harsh Goenka wrote in a post. (Also read: Godrej Group split after 127 years is ‘clean as soap’, says Harsh Goenka)

See the tweet here.

This post was shared on May 4th. Since it was posted, it has received over 600,000 views. He has nearly 4,000 likes on this share, and that number is only going to increase. Many people took to the comments section of the post to share their reactions.

Here are people’s reactions:

“Mainly large steel companies. One of them has seen its stock price rise nearly 30 times in the last year to over 1000 levels,” one individual wrote.

Another added, “Yes, please. We have to be more realistic and responsible. This is not fair game, but who needs another debacle?” And to be honest, why not? You can always make a lot of money if you know how to play! (Also read: Harsh Goenka shares his 3 secrets from doctors to live a long and healthy life.Here’s what he said)

“Sounds like a pretty serious allegation, @hvgoenka – Community profiling could have been avoided! In a market with over 9,000 publicly traded stocks, even a small number of small businesses doing it is alarming. There was hardly any need,” commented a third.

A fourth person said: “The market survives because of two types of people: those who think the market is at a fair price, and those who think a crash is coming.This balance is what keeps it in balance.” ” he said.