AMA Today (Wed, 10 Nov) at 1pm to 2pm. Ask me about stocks, markets, finance and life! No advice, just some learning.

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No stock stuff please :) 2022 wise I'll still own a car and use Ola/Uber when I don't feel like driving! Thinking about weight reduction is like an SIP, it happens every month :)
Every company has to grow, and we will too. Vision is big, massive, enormous. Action will happen over time - the idea is to build a profitable, strong financial business.
In general I don't think it's very useful for equal weight funds to be used longer term. It works when the index heavyweights change but not when the biggies get bigger. We had a post on this long back! capitalmind.in/2017/10/sponso…

If you can quit your job and live on the income that your investments (or otherwise) generate, you are independent. In other words: if you can work because you want to, not because you have to!
There's no one way to live your life - be open to new things, to changing everything and to finding what you really want to do. Sometimes this is a deep philosophy, and sometimes they think this means they can buy crypto.
Both, probably. Hey, government debt is a ponzi scheme usually, and it's a new world order too. However, in the end, it might be decided at different ends of a gun.

IPO when it happens :)
Stock that troubled me first - ICICI technology fund, which lost 80% in 2000, and took the only savings I had. Gave me courage eventually to go buy stocks on my own, and that's been a good journey.

Interests: I've had varied sorts - treks, cycling, rock climbing, salsa, squash, basketball, long drives. Some happen regularly, some I simply don't have time for. But there's still enough time to explore, I hope!
Markets will eventually fall, of course, but it could take a while since the central banks seem to get too concerned when equity markets get impacted by monetary policy changes.

Valuations - I think don't predict, react. Things will change.
Whatever makes you comfortable. Peter lynch had 1000 stocks, and he beat the index for a decade. Buffett says he has a few but actually has hajaar, that's that. What matters isn't the number - it's your strategy to stick with or add to the winners.
Head still swirls, but I have mined a very tiny amount of bitcoin to learn more and get started.
Been too long, but I loved compilers in 6th sem. Prof I really liked was Dr. Mohanan

Yes, we have positions open for a dealer/trader, analyst with stand-out writing skills, and of course always open for tech positions (React/JS/Node/Python). jobs at capitalmind dot in. (No freshers unfortunately)

Crypto only when it's legal. Rest we do have an excellent set at capitalmind.in - fixed income and equity portfolios. We'll build more on those lines!

The standard rules apply - promotion using influencers/socmedia rather than ads, electric vehicles, energy efficiency etc. Too broad, I know! :)
Agriculture has a different dynamic (and limited buyers afaik) since it can only be bought by people who've been farmers. Perhaps plantation land is more useful? But I'd say very very long term bets, and probably less than 10% of portfolio in right place.

Of course, we are in a bubble. The problem is to figure out when it will pop! We can make guesses, but let's react, not predict.

Everything changes your view about life. Nothing has changed my views more than the impact and our reaction to Coronavirus.

We made an entire video saying vote Yes, so unless you're reading "yes" as something else, there isn't a question :)


In general, doctors have a back-ended financial life - struggle early, and make globs of money later. So I'd say focus on being great, and great things (and money) will happen :)

1. Rebalance once a year?
2. Painful for ETFs I agree. Could use index funds, or ask if your broker supports "tagging" of investments so you can see separately?

Btw, at @capitalmind_in we have an offer on for the smallcases and for Capitalmind Premium. Check them out too:

CM Premium: get.capitalmind.in/premium
CM Momentum SC: capitalmind.smallcase.com/smallcase/CMMO…
CM Low vol SC: capitalmind-portfolios.smallcase.com/smallcase/CMDM… Image
Pay off loans for the feeling of happiness of being debt free. Edu loans are a good investment (not spending) so you can pay back through EMIs longer term, while SIPing, as long as your debt is affordable. (outstanding <3x annual income)
I suppose the best answer right now is: wait for it :) Lots of great ideas, but to reveal them now would be premature. Hope SEBI will give us the ability to make them a reality!

One learning I have is to take separate covers rather than a single floater for both, as one situation can impact premium for the other. But beyond that - take a cover now itself, and do have a "super top up" for those insane expenses if it happens.
Last q for today. Performance on smallcases may be messy due to market orders, and taxation, in comparison with MFs. For same strategy, an MF is a better vehicle - but some smallcases have better strategies (and can go to cash, which helps in deep falls).
Thanks for all the participation! Hope this has helped. I'll be back next wednesday for another round :)

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Coffee shops taught us that. The coffee is crap and irrelevant.
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Accreditation for 1 yr if you give docs for 1 yr
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