Learn about investing in equity through these engaging and insightful blogs.
| Mountain of eternal growth |
| So long as our civilization is still around, you’ll continue to see long-term growth in business, which will reflect in the stock markets. Read on… |
| Patterns in Chaos? |
| At any given point of time and in the immediate future, all markets – stocks, bonds, currencies, commodity, etc. – are chaotic. A wise and seasoned investor should recognize chaos for what it is and refrain from trying to make some sense out of it. Read on… |
| Digital Rupee vs Crypto Currency |
| Money is simply a matter of communal faith. Holders of this faith includes everyone – from the head of the government to the governors of the central bank to the common man. No private crypto currency can replace this edifice. Read on… |
| Where is the Money? |
| Do you have any idea what happens to your money that you have lost on a stock? Its not that someone else gained, your money simply disappeared! Read on… |
| Stock Price Dilemma |
| A partially informed investor is as effective as a partially informed surgeon; he will only hurt himself and those around him. Successful investing takes hard work and effort. Read on… |
| Valuing Shares |
| Don’t base your decision to buy a stock solely on the DCF model as it’s a moving target, full of challenges. But, it’s the best available amongst all other valuation tools. Read on… |
| Old Profits vs New Profits |
| Double entry bookkeeping, developed by Luca Pacioli in 1494 ignores intangibles: goodwill, human resources, management quality, etc. We need is a totally different system of measuring business. Read on… |
| Habits that make you a Successful Investor |
| Being successful as an investor needs you to adopt ‘good habits’. Find out what they are… Read on… |
| The Futility of Planning |
| Long-range plans engender a dangerous belief that the future is under control. Read on… |
| Work less, Live more! |
| We all would like to reach a state where we could spend our time doing leisure-based activities, or even just being lazy. However, the whole reason we have economics is that civilization will probably never reach that state. Read on… |
| Dealing with Risk using Margin of Safety |
| Equities carry the highest level of risk, but their return potential is the highest too. But how do you measure risk? The smart way is to value a stock and assess the margin of safety. Read on… |
| Focus on Future Growth |
| The popular P/E ratio does not reflect the company’s future potential. The relationship between the price/earnings ratio and earnings growth tells a much more complete story than the P/E on its own. Read on… |
| Remove emotions from your Investments! |
| Being emotional is a human trait… But it’s advisable to restrict your emotions to your relationships… don’t extend it to your investments! Read on… |
| Avoid unnecessary Activity |
| According to French scientist Blaise Pascal, “All man’s miseries derive from not being able to sit quietly in a room alone.” The fund management industry needs to reflect on Pascal’s potent words. Read on… |
| Making irrational investment decisions |
| Insights on how emotions impact our investment decisions Behavioural finance explains how our emotions enter our investment decisions resulting in irrational decisions that are against our best interests. Read on… |
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