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Just last week I came across the following post.
Why has Zuckerberg’s net worth suddenly dropped from $122B to $43B while Buffett’s net worth increased from $104B to $109B?
Because most of Zuckerberg’s net worth is tied up in Facebook stock. As a result, the major decline in META stock value (about 60 per cent down from a year ago, when it became Meta).… Read the rest
Yes, you heard it right, the Lollapalooza Effect, and I am sure many of you have never heard about it. It may sound a bit strange, but it holds much importance for an intelligent investor.
First of all, we will discuss What the Lollapalooza Effect is?
It is nothing but A phenomenon where multiple human biases, acting in a concerted way, produce a large, extreme result.… Read the rest
In the last blog, we have seen that how people use to read the information. In this blog, we will elaborate on the Approaches adopted by various people during the analysis of the information. I have seen, three types of analysis were done using three different approaches.
What your mind does not know, your eye cant see.
For example, see the Data Points given below and see how the people read them.… Read the rest
Nowadays there is too much information is available and it becomes very difficult for a layman to analyse and interpret it.
Another problem is that everybody is taking the different meaning of the same set of data, which is suitable to him and publishing it in such a way that it could benefit them.
The difference between the Novice and the Expert is their ability to quickly determine what’s relevant and what’s irrelevant… Read the rest
“The ancient Romans were used to being defeated. Like the rulers of most of history’s great empires, they could lose battle after battle but still win the war.
An empire that cannot sustain a blow and remain standing is not really an empire.”
— Yuval Noah Harari,
The same rule is applicable everywhere whatever it may be in history or in an investment.… Read the rest
After reading the previous post “The fox and its sour grapes” in three(3) parts one big question arises what is important? Timing the Market or Time in the Market?
The Fox & Its Sour Grapes – Original
The Fox & Its Sour Grapes – Variant 1
The Fox & Its Sour Grapes – Variant 2
First of all, see what people use to say “It is a more important Time in the Market than Timing the Market”.… Read the rest
The difference between the Novice and the Expert is their ability to quickly determine what’s relevant and what’s irrelevant. The biggest problem in today’s market it is hard to differentiate between what is relevant and what is irrelevant.
Financial literacy is not a side effect of wealth. Wealth is a side effect of financial literacy.… Read the rest
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