Reciprocation at play
I take a current example to show Reciprocity Bias.
I take a current example to show Reciprocity Bias.
To survive we need to avoid fragility and to thrive we need to embrace optionality.
Today’s market crash that wiped out Rs 13 T of market capitalization may actually be a great opportunity to buy more. Just need a different perspective.
A blog on Russian Roulette and it’s real life equivalents played by some really smart people and how they usually don’t have happy endings.
This is the 100th blog and has written by Ankit Kanodia. He has detailed his investing philosophy through 3 simple principles.
This blog has some of Warren Buffett’s lesser known quotes along with my interpretation of it.
This is a blog about Errors of Commission and Errors of Omission. I compare and contrast the approaches taken by Amazon and Berkshire.
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 […]
Ideas from different disciplines helps bring in different perspectives.
Ben Franklin said to persuade you must appeal to interest. In the blog I have provided 3 case studies on how people have convinced the other party to get wonderful results!