This is a superb article that I read recently. How you frame yourself is one of the most critical aspects of success, in any endeavour, including investing.
A must-read.
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An interesting article -
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Great piece. My corollary to this is that you need to figure out balance in everything. The best example is seen in cooking ( Masterchef) how no one ingredient can be allowed to overpower or how sweet and salt need to be balanced.
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Great advice, simple to follow. Thanks guys for Gyaan.
Note: Great smile 
, it may work as anti-depression.
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Good one on personal finance and why DIY investing is better in the long run
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(Case study of After Pay - study for Bajaj Finance as well as SBI Cards)
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Century of wisdom by 4 experienced investors. Read between the line; they seems struggling like us. Samirji has shared some good advice in initial part of video. I liked it hence sharingâŚ
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Warren Buffettâs comprehensive CNBC interview. The 2-hr video is a must watch. Although itâs of Febâ20, but its worth watching now & again - viewing the perspectives in hindsight and again some of the timeless principles Buffett mentioned : -
Some of the gems which I feel worth highlighting\revisiting : -
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The simplest investment principle - take a piece of paper and write - "I own this business at this price because _____________________ "
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A good idea gives more trouble than a bad idea because it works, works, works and then it doesnât
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Businesses always faced one or the other trouble\uncertainty - Before COVID, it was trade traiifs, taxes, disruption etc. Its how well theyâre placed to tackle these that counts
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A bond yielding 2% means buying zero-growth earnings at 50 times PE. Use this comparable perspective when valuing stocks
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3 things to check to determine how a business will perform 10 yrs from now - Volume growth, margins and its competitive position
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Banks make more money when the interest rate curve is steep; however, well-run banks are certain to make good money over a low-interest cycle as well
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Lower interest rates are good for stocks, not so good for insurance companies which sell Fixed return and Annuity products
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Index funds is a conglomerate of 500 cos. about which the investors are crazy about and donât put a conglomerate discount; then why that isnât the case against a well-managed conglomerate
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Portfolio management isnât a daily activity. There are months when WB, Ted and Todd donât have much to do w.r.t managing stocks in portfolio
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It always looks logical retrospectively but puzzling prospectively
A lot of other issues are touched - Board of directors, Airlines business, cryptocurrencies, holding cash etc. etc.
P.S - Pardon for the long post but since itâs a long interview that covered a lot of imp points, so I thought of summarizing them.
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Great video by S Naren on being contrarian
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Why Goldman Sachs Research Expects a Bull Run for Commodities in 2021 https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/podcasts/episodes/12-15-2020-jeff-currie.html
worth a watch âconcentrated focus on fundamental analysis 
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25th Wealth Creation Study by Raamdeo Agrawal.
Note: Actual video starts from 2.00 hoursâŚ
Also find pdf of the study here. https://motilaloswalwcs.com/ - Download link is there.
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For scientifically oriented --its a possible to model it as same patterns repeat again and again and what might look like a random event to the naked eye is not so random when u are able to process large amounts of past data to see a pattern âgood watch 
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