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Go for the Million! | Quest for Value

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Price is Everything. Price changes Everything. Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s posts. Laquo; Intense Learning…. Confusion. And then Chaos. Go for the Million! If you already have a million dollars. Or more, this blogpost is not for you. For all others, I’ll cut the bullshit and get to the chase. I am just mighty pissed off. When you have less than a million dollars –. You really want to know what they DON’T tell you. By the time you are rich, you will be OLD. You will be very old. Your kids and grand kids, ...Let m...

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Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s posts | Quest for Value

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Price is Everything. Price changes Everything. Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s posts. Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s posts. I have learnt a tremendous lot from Prof. Sanjay Bakshi from his blog and other lecture notes. I have compiled a list of the best articles (in no particular order) on Fundoo Professor (blog by Prof. Bakshi) for reference. 1) Circle of Competence – http:/ fundooprofessor.blogspot.com/2007/12/mr-buffetts-model-on-circle-of.html. 8) What should Infy do? 10) Project Libra revealed – http:/ fundooprofe...

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Fav Investing Books | Quest for Value

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Price is Everything. Price changes Everything. Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s posts. I) The Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis Ben Graham. Ii) You can be a Stock Market Genius Joel Greenblatt. Iii) Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits Phil Fisher. Iv) One up on Wall Street Peter Lynch. V) Stocks for the Long Run Jeremy Siegel. Vi) Margin of Safety Seth Klarman. Vii) Reminiscences of a stock operator Edwin Lefevre. Viii) Black Swan and Fooled by Randomness Taleb. Ix) Thinking, Fast and Sl0w Daniel Kahnemann.

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Key-takeaways from Whirlpool Annual Report FY10 | Long & Short of Indian Equities

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Long and Short of Indian Equities. Stocks. Sectors. Fund Managers. Theme: Domestic Consumption -The way forward! Akash Prakash’s Amansa Capital Portfolio →. Key-takeaways from Whirlpool Annual Report FY10. July 15, 2010. Theme of the Annual Report,. Taking a leap into the next growth curve. It has charted a 3-pronged business strategy. Grow the core business. Extend the core business. Expand beyond the core. This business strategy will be supported both by heavy investments and channel strategy. Penetrat...

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I don’t know | Intelligent Investing in India

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Intelligent Investing in India. Facebook vs. Google – Different interesting viewpoints. I don’t know. Though the author specifically relates this to MBAs, it is applicable to all and sundry. I think the higher you are in status and social standing, the more difficult it is to say I Don’t Know. Especially if highly paid! One Response to “I don’t know”. Feed for this Entry. On February 18, 2012. Facebook vs. Google – Different interesting viewpoints. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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Disclaimer | Intelligent Investing in India

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Intelligent Investing in India. No Responses Yet to “Disclaimer”. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Sensex – An analysis of historical valuations | Intelligent Investing in India

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Intelligent Investing in India. Sensex – An analysis of historical valuations. I was playing around with the historical data of Sensex and its valuations (available from BSE website).I took the monthly data from Jan 1991 to September 2012 (261 data points). A basic analysis of the data points:. PE Multiple percentile range (For e.g. In 70% of the instances, the PE ratio was above 16.4):. PE Multiple Percentile Range. PB Multiple Percentile Range. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. 8220;Anyt...

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India Value Invest: Bubble Bubble

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A collection of my investment ideas discovered by applying value investing approach of Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, Phil Fisher and other value investors. Sunday, July 20, 2014. Thanks for posting something Sane :). market cant go up forever, market is a little bit expensive and it makes sense to take some profits however it doesnt seem like a bubble yet, not at least in india however its difficult to call a top. July 21, 2014 at 11:59 AM. What is the target level for Anuh Pharma? I was worried about...

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ISGEC Stock Story | Quest for Value

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Price is Everything. Price changes Everything. Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s posts. Laquo; Welcome 2015! ISGEC has been one of the very good winners in 2014 in my portfolio. Due to multiple requests to expand on this story, I have prepared a quick presentation to detail the story. Link to the presentation below:. This entry was posted on January 16, 2015, 9:53 PM and is filed under Stock Analysis. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response. From your own site. It has been...