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3. Circle of competence, Invest in what you understand

4. The amazing story of Raamdeo Agrawal's First 100 Baggers stock

7. Warren Buffett's criteria for selecting stocks

8. Buying a book is not an expense, It's an Investment

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4 Sep
Here are my learnings from the book:

"The Almanack Of Naval Ravikant" by @EricJorgenson

@naval

13 Life Changing Lessons
Specific Knowledge
Be Perpetual Learner
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29 Aug
Should you go with Direct stock picking? Or

Should you go with Active Mutual Fund? Or

Should you go with Index Fund?

Time for Small Thread 👇👇👇
First of all Beware of miss-selling investment products

There are always new and creative ways to sell new funds and products that pay up to the investor emotions

The menu is being changed constantly
*Direct Stock Picking*

Your chances of picking the winning stock are very small while your odds of picking a loser are fairly large

Even The best investors cannot outperform over every single market cycle
Read 14 tweets
27 Aug
Focusing on the right sectors is half the battle won in finding the right companies. - Samit Vartak
What are the differences between a gruesome and a good quality business?

Good quality business is one where there is a big gap between that business and the rest of its competitors.
What are the key questions that you ask yourself before buying a business? Image
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4 Aug
What you should avoid in Investing

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→Fragility
→Status duo
→Cyclicality
→Complexity
→Win-lose situation
→Over quantification
→Misaligned incentives
→The high correlation in positions
→Underestimation of expense
→Failure to think probabilistically
→A conviction based on a narrow outcome
→This time is different: a new new thing
→Closet indexing: Curated museum v/s warehouse
→Serial acquisitions/ dilutions and low tax
→Failure to distinguish between good businesses and good investments, the role of embedded expectations

→Avoidance of decision fatigue by the concentration of positions

→ Heavy involvement of government in regulation and ecosystem
Read 6 tweets
3 Aug
The quote 'Studying for a greater cause' is brought into play here.

Hello,

Sharing about one Good Initiative

Academia_thriftnate is a book shop on Instagram affiliated with Cholo Paltai NGO. @cholopaltai2 has led many drives for stationery, food, Yaas relief etc.
The Calcutta Anti-covid belt emerged from them and now they are helping to rebuild Sunderban. But the funds collected aren't sufficient so they started a page where you can sell, buy or donate books and 75% of the profit goes to Cholo Paltai donation fund.
This initiative has many positive collateral impacts like waste reduction, saving trees etc. So would be grateful for your help. Even following the page or liking the posts will help them to reach many more people who NEED help and who CAN help.
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26 Jul
Thread on Investing Insights and Learning from @safiranand

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Opportunity cost

“In economics, one of the first lessons He learned was that capital is limited and has alternative uses, including satisfaction of consumption. You can do your best to find a good use for its growth.
As long as the search for yields and risk minimization is in balance, you can do well,”
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