Learning from Gurus
14 articles
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Mastering Mr. Market: Graham’s Discipline, Soros’ Insight
Investors will continue to lose money as long as they believe that good times will continue indefinitely and that the worst times are behind us.
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Beat the Market! Buy Low, Sell High! Here’s how…
The only way you can make great returns in the market is to ‘Buy Low, Sell High’. Now that’s glaringly obvious, you might say. Well if it is; let me ask you…
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Second-Level Thinking: The Foundation of a Successful Investment Philosophy
Built on a lifetime of investment experience and analysis, ‘The Most Important Thing’ by Howard Marks explains the keys to successful investment and the pitfalls that can destroy capital or ruin a…
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Turnaround Stocks: Do They Really Deliver Big Returns?
Turnaround stocks attract investors who want to generate high returns by investing in companies going through difficult phases.
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Peter Lynch Style: Mastering the Cyclicals!
Cyclical stocks are companies whose earnings rise and fall with economic cycles.
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Asset Play Investing: Peter Lynch’s Strategy to Spot Hidden Value in Stocks
Markets often focus heavily on earnings, growth rates, and near-term narratives. In doing so, they tend to overlook what sits quietly on a company’s balance sheet.
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Peter Lynch Style: Making Money in the land of ‘Fast Growers’!
Most of us have relatives who like to fashion themselves as ‘stock-gurus or ‘fast growers’’, with their stories revolving around how they ‘could have been’ millionaires now, if only they had held…
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Margin of Safety – by Seth Klarman
Most investors spend their time thinking about potential returns. They look for the next multibagger, the fastest-growing sector, or the stock most likely to outperform the market.
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Investing Style Apt for Individual Investor – The Peter Lynch Style!
“Go for a business that any idiot can run – because sooner or later, any idiot is probably going to run it.”
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Look for the Right Stocks – The Philip Fisher way
“I don’t want a lot of good investments; I want a few outstanding ones.”
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Value Investing Principles: Lessons from Sir John Templeton
Most investors focus on price movements and short-term trends. However, long-term wealth creation is driven by discipline, valuation, and the ability to think independently.
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Charlie & the Lollapalooza Effect
I came to know much more about the super investor, Charles Thomas Munger, aka Charlie Munger, Vice-Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway over a discussion, which happened impromptu over a lunch meet with my…
