Growth and Optionality
This is a blog on the importance of growth in investing and how companies can create optionalities for their shareholders.
Category: Compound Interest
99 not out
This is the 99th blog. This blog looks back on how and why I started blogging.
Aavas – the house that Sushil Agarwal built
This is a small tribute to Aavas Financiers and it’s former CEO Sushil Agarwal.
The humble Index Fund
What is an Index? An Index is a collection of companies. The Sensex 30 is a weighted average of the 30 largest companies (by market capitalization) in the BSE . The Nifty 50 is a weighted average of the 50 largest companies in the NSE. Likewise there are other indices like Small Cap Index, Bank […]
Insurance bhi. Investment bhi.
This blog is about Financial Products that come bundled with Insurance and Investment that end up being good for neither.
When output is independent of input
This is a blog about non-linearity.
Elementary ideas from high school that work in Investing
We take two ideas from high school – Efficiency and Compound Interest and apply them to investing.
If See’s Candy were in the wedding business
This blog is about my friend’s business that share many characteristics with See’s Candy.
Force Multipliers
Levers are an example of a force multipliers.
Fantastic compounding machines and where to find them
Compound Interest is a wonderful thing. The stock market is a wonderful place to find such compounding machines.
Interest upon Interest 