Just like your money, the opportunity cost compounds too! According to John Stuart Mill, Opportunity cost is the loss of potential gain from one option over another. In other words, what else could I have done with my money? For example, every… Read More ›
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Best Invention Of All Time In The Stock Market
KISS — Keep It Simple Stupid This story is of Late Jack Bogle. For those who don’t know who Jack bogle is, he is someone who turned the complexity of finance and investing into something that anyone could understand, and… Read More ›
Investing Works Better When It’s On Autopilot
Investing is the only field where you don’t have to know all the complicated ins and outs of an industry. All you need is to be patient! You can outperform the majority of retail and professional investors by doing the… Read More ›
Stock Picking Like Warren Buffett.
From buying cheap companies at lower prices to purchase good companies at a fair price. Investors worldwide have praised Warren Buffett’s ability to cherry-pick winning stock and companies over the last 50+years. Buffet has a net worth of $100.6 billion… Read More ›
Heads I Win, Tales I Don’t Lose Much
The margin of safety, sort of! Dhandho — what the hell does it even mean? Well, Google and you find out! If you know the investor Monish Pabrai, I am sure you’ll know what that word means. He is the guy… Read More ›
Six Investing Principles From Sir John Templeton
During his lifetime of investing in the market, he came up with some principles to help him guide through the ups and downs in the market. When the author asked him if any other investor helped him discover these principles,… Read More ›
Invest Money With Your Schedule, Not Your Emotions
When money is in the equation, use your brain, not your heart. People check their investments regularly, sometimes up to 5-10 times a day. When the stocks are soring and reaching daily new highs, we pile on and keep piling… Read More ›
What Are The Risk And Reward In An Investment
High risk = high return, low risk = low returns But why? Every investment carries risk along with it, whether the investment is in the form of cash, share, bond or any other physical assets such as property. The level… Read More ›
What is inflation? How will it affect your portfolio in the coming years?
So what is inflation, you ask? In simple terms, it is the rate at which purchasing power of a currency declines or the rate at which consumer products increases in value over time. For example, if the price of a… Read More ›