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Sep 8, 2020 15 tweets 6 min read Read on X
Thread on "Investing Resources"

Day 1: Best sources which help us to understand the business models. ImageImage
Day 2:

Sustainable competitive advantage [Moats]

Image courtesy: Inc website. ImageImage
Day 3:

For Beginners. Image
Day 4:

Life stories/ Biographies/ Autobiographies.

• The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life.

• Poor Charlie's Almanack.

• Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.
Day 5:

Small and Microcap Investing. Image
Day 6:

Websites/ Apps useful for stocks research:
@screener_in
@ValueResearch
@in_morningstar
@mystockedge
@Tijori1
@MoneyWorks4ME
@moneycontrolcom
Day 7:

Some of the important articles and letters by Warren Buffett. ImageImage
Day 8:

Business-related information and updates. Image
Day 9 :

Some of the good books in the Indian context/ by Indian authors. Image
Day 10:

Resources will make you a sensible investor.

Sensible Investing | Image
Day 11:

Mental Models. ImageImageImage
Image courtesy: Visual Capitalist.
Day 12:

Financial Analysis and reporting (including forensic accounting) Image
Day 13:

Behavioural aspects of investing:

Books 📚:

• The Little Book of Behavioral Investing.

• Value Investing And Behavioral Finance.

• The Behavioral Investor.
Day 14:

Value Investing:

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Here we should ignore cyclical (including commodities) (1/n)
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[My understanding]

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