One of the timeless lessons in investing is this: markets have a way of tempting you into the very behaviour that destroys your returns. Long-term compounding gets overshadowed by short-term excitement. Patience gets replaced by the adrenaline rush of daily swings. This isn’t new. What’s new is how easy it…
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Why so Much Hate on Sip or Mutual Funds? is it really Bad ?
So much hate on SIP so much hate for mutual funds. It’s not new, in every bear market it happens which is natural. Sad is when people who are at a good level and have good very good followers start misquoting it day and night. Please understand – SIP is…
What Can I’ve Learned from Bernard Baruch about Investing
Bernard Baruch is one of the most legendary characters in the history of investing. In his biography, Jim Grant writes that Baruch was not as wealthy as most people imagine, but rich enough to live the lifestyle “of a millionaire” (whatever that means). At various times in his life, Baruch…
The Legend of Rice and Chess: A Tale of Exponential Growth
The legend of rice and chess is a classic parable that illustrates the power of exponential growth. It’s a story that has been told and retold for centuries, captivating audiences with its simple premise and astounding conclusion. The Tale A wise man, having invented the game of chess, presented…