Saw so many posts mocking the noted economist Raghuram Rajan for his opinion.
Only time will tell whether he's correct or not.
However, it reminds me of this as an investor 👇
A stock delivered 80 -100% returns in 5-6 months = Create a sensation in media and social media.
Excitement.
A stock delivering 18-20% CAGR for the last 15-20 years = Who cares?
Boring.
One wise man said that " Good investing is always boring"
Sustainability|
5 eggs cost around ₹25-30/- which gives 30 grams of high-quality protein and other micronutrients.
Just compare it with any street food. Price-wise and quality of nutrition-wise.
Think.
People speak like experts after spending 1-2 years in the market.
Legends consider themselves students even after spending 30- 40 years in the market.
Random observation 🙏
My friend dad invested a few thousand rupees in MRF around 15-20 years ago and he forgot about it.
A few days ago while cleaning his old cupboard he found the old share certificate.
Now it is worth a few crores.
Stocks ❤️
Tweet like a bull market storyteller 😜😜
Thread on 25 GOLDEN RULES by Peter Lynch ( One rule per day)
Day 1:
Nobody can predict interest rates, the future direction of the economy or the stock market. Dismiss all such forecasts & concentrate on what's actually happening to the companies in which you've invested.
Met a veteran investor, who said it took at least 2 cycles to understand the market dynamics.
After few days, met a guy who entered the market 3 years ago and made good profits in a year and behaves like a "master of the market".
Can anyone remember Browsing centres/Cyber cafes which were popular during the early 2000s, charging Rs. 15-20/- hour, now it's nostalgia 😔
Random thoughts |
Instead of reading too many books, it is good to read a few books many times.
This is one such book, nobody can explain investing in such a simple language.
Random thoughts |
ITC food division is doing innovative things.
Bought this at ₹15/- from the nearby Kirana store.
A Healthier breakfast option at this price is really good.
@dmuthuk
Many people make fun of Saurabh Mukherjea, but his newsletters and books are the great sources of learning.
Personally helped me in my investing decisions.
Very few people who share the knowledge in a simple words.
My Diwali Picks 😃😃
√ For Value Investors: The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham.
√ For Moat Investors: The Little Book That Builds Wealth by Pat Dorsey.
√ For Growth Investors: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by
Phil Fisher.
Probability of losing your capital = 0