Sensible Investing
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Sector Diversification is not for Retail Investor
Learn why retail investors don’t need to copy fund managers, avoid over-diversification, and focus on circle of competence for long-term wealth creation.
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Investors’ common mistake during bullish market
You as an investor, may be considering trailing earnings or ROEs as base case for arriving at any valuation.
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Avoid Noise in long term investing!
Yesterday I had an interesting chat with one of our customers. We discussed various news and events. He suggested that we should include these into our research process.
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Why Chasing Multibagger Stocks Can Hurt Your Long-Term Investment Returns
Why Chasing Multibaggers Can Hurt Your Long-Term Investment Returns The idea of finding multibagger stocks has captured the imagination of many investors, especially in a rising market.
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Fake Multibaggers!
Fake Multibaggers! – Investment Shastra
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The Golden Rule of Investing: Focus on Businesses, Not Stock Prices
Many investors spend hours tracking stock prices, watching market news, and reacting to every market movement.
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An Athletic approach to Stock Market Investing
Recently, while going through my set of business dailies, I found many experts commenting about the recent bull-run in the Indian equity markets.
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Would you like to be the ‘lucky idiot’ or the ‘skillful investor’?
‘You make your own luck’ – The popularity of this statement comes from the basic human urge to deny any existence of luck and thus have a feeling of ultimate control over one’s future.
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Patient Opportunism…. Overcoming your action bias
‘Patience is a virtue’, more so in the world of investing ! Patiently waiting for bargains to come your way, is often the best strategy an investor can follow.
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Too good to be true?
In the fifth article of our Series on ‘The Most Important Thing’, we show you why if a certain investment is too good to be true, it probably is… Time and time again, the post-mortems of…
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How risky is that stock anyway…
If you want to make more money, the answer is to take more risk.” This is a common but incorrect perception of many investors, more so when the times are euphoric.
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Investors…Beware of these behavioural biases! – 2
In our last blog , we talked about some of the behavioural biases and mental pitfalls investors suffer from. We ended our blog with a promise of more to come!
