First of all congrats. You are alive and not been decimated. Lucky are the ones who are about to retire – they will get a great chance to invest smartly. So obviously a man who retired a few months ago and put half his money into YesBank at a price of 252 (obviously great buy, […]

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We got freedom from the Brits in 1947, however we still have not got freedom from poverty, hunger…etc. This brings me to the greatest freedom ever. The greatest freedom ever is something which all of us have – and most of us do not use it well. It is the freedom to choose our attitude. […]

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Does it feel like 1992? for the older investors like me? or Does it feel like 2008 for younger investors? Or does it feel like something new – if you have only seen the markets from 2009 to 2020..you may not know what is uncertainty. Here is a summary of what happened in the USA […]

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Markets are down, the dow plunged 7% on Monday. Dark Monday as some people called it. Remember the US markets were at an all time high, and was feeling stretched. Also remember that every balloon is looking for a needle somewhere. What should you do now? I have written about it in 2 previous posts […]

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Most investors are ready for some volatility. However for people like me who have seen (and remember!) 1993, 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2008 a few questions which advisers must answer are: a) how worse can it get b) how long will it remain bad / terrible c) what can we do about it. The sad […]

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As I had said earlier I am trying to make this blog more rounded. I do not deal with financial Public Relations, credit cards, health insurance, home insurance, Technical Analysis, etc. So I am trying to get other experts to write. Here is an article on credit cards by an expert on credit – Aparna […]

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