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10/07/2026

No matter how good the investment opportunity, always remember the supposed aphorism of economist John Maynard Keynes: “Markets can stay irrational for longer than you can stay solvent.”

Allocation to an investment always matters irrespective of how good the investment idea is…..unless this idea generates sufficient earnings to justify their price as has been understood for many years.

19/06/2026

William Bernstein wrote in his book The Investor’s Manifesto about an important ability investors need to be successful:

“…they must possess an interest in the process. It is no different from carpentry, gardening, or parenting. If money management is not enjoyable, then a lousy job inevitably results, and, unfortunately, most people enjoy finance about as much as they do root canal work.”

03/04/2026

Market declines can trigger fear, but they also test discipline. The real difference lies in whether investors stick to their plan or abandon it at the worst time.

There is a well-documented quirk in how the human brain processes losses. Behavioural economists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky called it loss aversion: the pain of losing a rupee feels roughly twice as intense as the pleasure of gaining one. When the portfolio statement shows red, our brain treats it like a threat.

The real danger isn’t falling markets. It’s our reaction to them. The dabbawalas has unshakeable commitment to a system that works, executed with discipline regardless of the day’s conditions…..likewise investors must remain grounded to their unshakeable clarity in their decisions.

01/04/2026

This is about clear thinking in investment decisions. The average investor loses money in even the very best performing fund in history. Because they enter and exit at absolutely the wrong time.

SEBI data shows that a large number of mutual fund investors do not remain invested in a scheme for even two years at a stretch. Interestingly in January 2026 the inflows into gold ETF exceeded flows into equity fund…this does adversely impact the portfolio’s performance.

To know more, grab Peter Lynch’s book One Up On Wall Street.

29/03/2026

Pursuant to the previously published investment framework, I will engage in a detailed analysis of this concept, centering on four vital areas: clear thinking, personal ex*****on, antifragility, and investment psychology. It is imperative to remain composed during these trying times amidst the rise of uncertainties.

28/03/2026

Charlie Munger's framework stresses that the true substance of investment does not reside in buying or selling transactions, but rather in the waiting interval. He advocates for the application of mental models to develop a discerning understanding of the world, thereby neutralizing the influence of greed.

26/03/2026

The Charlie Munger Investment Framework: Model 5 emphasizes the impact of compounding, demonstrating how consistent, small-scale investment actions can generate significant returns.

25/03/2026

Charlie Munger's Investing Framework Model 4: Apply Opportunity Cost to Compare Options within the Constraints of Time and Available Capital Resources. In comparing options, list alternatives, estimate returns, identify next best choice, calculate lost benefits, and consider long-term consequences.

23/03/2026

Charlie Munger's Investment Framework: Model 3-harness the Circle of Competence to understand and reflect on the investor's strength to remain grounded within this circle

21/03/2026

Charlie Munger's Investing Framework Model 2: Leveraging second-order thinking to predict subsequent events and evaluate ripple effects and unintended consequences for enhancing long-term outcomes, thus creating a unique edge in decision-making.

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