Category: Business Culture
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Bulls, Bears and Economy: Who is winning?
Yesterday one of my investors asked me about inflation. “What do you think about the market at these levels of higher inflation?”My answer to that was a question and a statement. “What can you do about inflation? Things that are not in our control should not bother you, instead, you should think rationally and move […]
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Disabusing Delusions of 3Ns- Numbers, Nasdaq, and Nifty
Steadfast uncertainty has become a permanent part of our life. Almost every sane person started believing that there is a monster lurking around the corner to pounce on you to damage the tranquility of life. For the last 5 years, we have seen it all. The best part of this melee is our resolve to […]
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Retirement Portfolio, Holistically.
“Retirement is great but only if you have a lot to retire on and a lot to retire to.” #LifeAfterFI. I have written many short notes, hacks, and calculations about retirement and life thereafter. Today I felt the need to compile them and give them a fresh POV like old wine in a new bottle. […]
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Value Investing Starts With Value Search
“The secret to investing is to figure out the value of something – and then pay a lot less.”– Joel Greenblatt Deep inside the “Greed, Impatience, Shortcuts, I know everything, and Low-life” you won’t be able to find value. We need to drop them and move to better qualities to be able to shine in the […]
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Discounts Don’t Last, Lost Opportunity Lasts.
There are two kinds of Discounts I have witnessed in my life. Most Popular: Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance Trends, & Croma. All of them are with Depressing Depreciating Value. Least Popular: Nifty 50, Midcap, Sector & Smallcap Funds. All of them are with Amazing Appreciating Value. They are like Instagram and NAV’s respectively. One is loud […]
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Coconut and Currency Conversation
When we are surrounded by nature, the amazing properties that create its beauty are way beyond our comprehension. None teaches you like Flora and Fauna. I love to see things in my own peculiar way. The greatest investment that our ancestors have made for us is the nature that is around us. Unfortunately, that remains […]
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The Thin Line Between Attitude to Invest and Habitual Investing.
If you have FOMO of the Stock Market, then it is often due to the over-smartness embedded in you. It has no connection with the resources available around you. “Mulla Poompodi Ettu Kidakkum Kallinumundam Oru Sourabhyam.* A Malayalam adage translates into – ‘The stone near the Jasmine will bear its fragrance too.’ Your association with […]
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Value Investor Ki Khoj Me! (In Search of)
Has worry ever helped? Worrying only helped our enemies of all forms. If you continue to worry about smaller things, your health will end up paying a price. You need to wake up that child in you who always enjoyed the rollercoaster ride in an amusement park. Fun is not while it is going up, it […]
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My Past Experience Leading Me To The Future
This was written for the sole purpose of promoting International Investments through DSP Global Innovation Fund of Fund. “Mutual Funds Investments are subject to Market Risk,” Govt asked me to tell you this before you invest, however in the last 19 years, I am yet to see this said Risk, time is the risk. Hope […]
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Are you a Teacher?
As a Wealth Creator through Financial Products, I ask myself, how much more I need to learn to be a good teacher. Last week when I was conducting a training class for Roma and team, I asked a simple question. “Are you all Teachers? 5th September is Teachers Day; hence I want to know if […]
Malfunctions of My Brain 