FE Report (January 21, 2011)
Economic Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister Dr Mashiur Rahman today said his heart does not bleed for the small investors in the capital market who wanted to gain overnight without contributing to the country's economy.
He was talking to newsmen after inaugurating a flood protection project at remote Bhutiar Beel in the district.
When pointed to the drastic fall in share prices to the worries of the small investors Dr Mashiur said there is a pressure on the share market as some investors want windfall gain overnight.
He said the money pulled in the share market never came to the real investment in the industry. "So there is no immediate impact of it."
Economic Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister Dr Mashiur Rahman today said his heart does not bleed for the small investors in the capital market who wanted to gain overnight without contributing to the country's economy.
He was talking to newsmen after inaugurating a flood protection project at remote Bhutiar Beel in the district.
When pointed to the drastic fall in share prices to the worries of the small investors Dr Mashiur said there is a pressure on the share market as some investors want windfall gain overnight.
He said the money pulled in the share market never came to the real investment in the industry. "So there is no immediate impact of it."
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