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Anne Lamott in her book “Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life”, has written some amazing lines. They are so relevant to investing as they are to every walk to li ….Read More

This Behavior Gap Sketch is one of my favourites. Our success in investing lies in understanding the difference between things we can control and the things we can’t. We all k ….Read More

Let’s try to answer this question together. When should we Eat? Answer: When we are hungry. When should we Rest? Answer: When we are tired. Likewise, when should we Inv ….Read More

What better way to start the year than writing about Emotions and Worry? Don’t you agree? Maybe Not. I get it if you don’t. Trust me, I don’t get it too, but this is a post that b ….Read More

I have written extensively about Compounding. It’s one of my favourite themes and needless to say it forms the bedrock of investing as well as our lives.  Everything we ….Read More

I thought of intentionally keeping today’s post short and sweet but insightful. This concept is one of the most important concepts for investors and I am confident you will agree ….Read More

On second thought, let me add 3 words before the word investing in the headline. All naïve stock market investing boils down to these 3 questions. 1.Will the market go up or dow ….Read More

“Ontological Confusion” is a new phrase I learned a few days ago while reading a paper that described some recent research about why so many otherwise level-headed and ….Read More

How many are willing to do a Trade with Warren Buffett? Before you get all excited, listen to this one carefully. He gets your age, and you get his money. Mr. Buffett will do it ha ….Read More

I am assuming here that after reading Part 1, you agree with me on the fact that a stock market is a complex adaptive system. If you don’t, I encourage you to read Part 1 till yo ….Read More