Backing Dravid
Looking for companies that can bounce back like Rahul Dravid did many times.
Looking for companies that can bounce back like Rahul Dravid did many times.
Assets produce cash. Liabilities consume cash. This simple way can be used to avoid bad investment decisions.
An imaginary conversation with Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla on the future prospects of Vodafone Ide
We human beings we are self centered. Our own interests come first; this is just how we are. We respond to incentives especially if they appeal to our self interest. And if the incentives don’t appeal, there would be unintended consequences. That is why Charlie Munger said: Show me the incentives and I will show […]
Capital allocation at Infosys from 2011 to 2018 and returns to Shareholders as a result of it.
An imaginary conversation between N Chandrasekaran and Warren Buffett on Capital Allocation.
It’s the nature of the market to swing from extremes of euphoria to extremes of despair. At one extreme gold can trade at the price of dirt and the at the other end, dirt at the price of gold.
My open letter to R G Chandramogan founder and CEO of Hatsun Agro asking him to be more conservative while paying out dividends.
Emotions can play tricks on our minds, making us believe what we want to and leading us to ignore what is reality. Therefore emotions need to be avoided while investing.
We tend to over weigh what we know and under weigh what we don’t. This can be dangerous.