Buffett: Penny stocks and day trading are my real key to wealth

Interesting article that I read yesterday on sfgate.com. In an interview that is sure to shake the pillars of Wall Street, billionaire investor Warren Buffett revealed to our crack reporter Kent Baleevit that he actually made his wealth from risky penny stocks and day trading. “C’mon, Kent … long term value investing? Who has time … Read more

What type of investor should you be

At the heart of any investment strategy is a key decision that the investor needs to make right at the start. This decision could change based on life circumstances and priorities (hopefully not based on swinging moods). But once made, it is important for investors to stick to that. And that decision is what type … Read more

Value Investing in Mutual Funds

It is structurally not possible for mutual funds to implement value investing, in its completeness. Structural Constraints Mutual funds are essentially slaves of their investors and their temperament. Simply because of the structure of mutual funds and the need to beat an index on a monthly, quarterly, annual basis, it is almost impossible for mutual funds … Read more

Just another blog!

So I have a blog. Is it just another blog? I hope not – but we will see as it shapes up. Often, I have this habit of musing about a number of things close to my heart – like finance and investing, with my wife, family and close friends. So why not try and … Read more

Book Synopsis: The Upside of Irrationality

Another weekend another book. This time it was about irrationality and actually how it helps being irrational – The Upside of Irrationality! We are an irrational species, and that was amply demonstrated through a set of experiments that the author conducted over time. Irrationality One of our irrationalities has to do with lack of acceptance … Read more

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