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Assistant Professor of Physics at University of Delhi, India. Teacher, Father, Husband, Son, Investor, Village Boy, Optimist Equity investing is liberating.
Dec 6, 2022 13 tweets 6 min read
A thread and summary of my study on #Yasho industries.
Let's write it in Q/A format so that it is more clear.

Q1 : What is the business about ?

Ans : Yasho is a fine & spec chem company with 3 plants in Vapi Gujarat. 580 employees, 140 types of chemicals and 2000+ clients Q2 : What are the categories it operates into ?

Ans :
1. Consumer chemicals : Aroma (clove oil) and Food Antioxidants (for edible oils). 20% revenue with single digit margin. Stagnated growth and no pricing power. Not in focus from 2016.
Highly competitive market. Image
Nov 16, 2022 11 tweets 4 min read
Varun beverages has been a wealth creator from the time of its listing and is one of the high growth #FMCG companies. I have been following this business and as @ishmohit1 from @soicfinance says, start from the easier business and build on the knowledge.. This is my first
(1/n) business study and I enjoyed the process. Now, I know what to track in this business and what are the expectations and definitely have more conviction on this. Here is what I learned from its latest concall and few other sources. Please bear with me as I am new to this
(2/n)
Nov 15, 2022 4 tweets 3 min read
It's a pity seeing my fellow Physicists, scared of equity markets and thinking it like casino. It is casino with one difference, one can create a favorable environment where the probability of your winning is much higher. It's probabilistic with some defined knowns and ofcourse some unknowns.
I learnt about investing and in general about finance in last 1 year. After spending some time in this world, i realised I entered late but it's ok..better late than never. I am 34 and hopefully have more than 20 years of runway in front of me.
Nov 15, 2022 4 tweets 4 min read
I see a lot of people recommending Gold investing to hedge against the Equity markets. Gold again is glavour as crypto crashed. My view for #NRIs :
What is better for NRIs? #GoldETFs or just simple tax exempted #FDs in NRE bank accounts..@YESBANK proposing up to 7.5% FD interests Being a NRI, if you really want to keep your money safe and if your earning potential is good and clear for next 10-20 years, then having a good amount in high yielding fixed deposits is not a bad idea. Of course, one should also have clear investment strategy and goals but for