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@KyleTibbitts @lpolovets @zackkanter Concentrated benefits, diffuse costs.

If there is an ad, it’s bad - Rule of thumb for everything in life :-)

Ignore Dr @Swamy39 at your own risk 🙏👍🙌👇👇good article by @PritishNandy ! As Amit Mitra had aptly put, of all the people who had taught him in Harvard, Swamy was by far the best 👌👌. So why not take a chance and listen to the Mylapore Brahmin for a change ??? @jagdishshetty

8 things that make me respect a man. 1. He doesn't kneel to the masses 2. He stays fit 3. He challenges himself 4. He doesnt blame others for his shortcomings 5. He provides for his family 6. He lifts other men up 7. He keeps his word 8. He relentlessly seeks to improve

A startup is an org which is on a non-linear growth path - poised towards marketing dominance - leveraging innovation with defensible technology or business process, using a repeatable business model. @startupindia #startup #definition

What platform will be most popular in 10 years?

@gvkreddi Please use advanced search in Twitter. My entire stock portfolio is in public domain.

The best opportunities are waiting just outside the scope of your imagination. How to make them come to you: Be very competent at a hard skill Participate in the relevant community Use your real, human identity Have a portfolio of your work Have a strong point of view

My article on @vuepress has been published on @smashingmag today! 🥳 Having followed them since the beginning of my career, it's kind of surreal to be one of their authors. 🤯 Incredibly grateful to @drewm and @rachelandrew for their support throughout the process. 🙏

There's enough quality content here on healthcare, education and economic prosperity to keep you busy for an entire week. 👇🏽 Happy reading!

All I’ve learnt is buying and holding good companies and diversified equity funds and not let emotions come in the way of staying the course. I don’t know many other things. That’s why despite being asked, I don’t give any media interviews.

I'm not an expert on banking. But I would be comfortable owning only three banks: HDFC Bank, Kotak and City Union. I was holding CUB right from the time it was a micro cap. When I decided to own only one bank, I let go of CUB and stayed with HDFCB. Never held Kotak so far.

My stock investment strategy: 1) Buy quality companies 2) Expect to hold for 10+ years 3) Try not to overpay 4) Keep track 5) Sell rarely Try not to overpay means I've been buying ITC a lot lately. Nestle was purchased post Maggi fiasco and so on.

New YouTube Video The Third part video of the video series on "How to Analyze a Stock". In this video, we will see a practical ways for the five approaches to pick a Stock idea. Used Human voice! Follow up with the actions Duration ~ 16 min

Interesting Journals from "Centre for Financial Management", covering all subjects from Investing to Behavioral Finance. Good amount of material from Investing and Behavioral Finance. @Gautam__Baid

Assume AAA bond yields of 10%. You buy a business at 10 times pretax earnings. Its earnings don’t grow however. And it pays out most of earnings as dividends. Then you are paying a full price for a non growing perpetuity. Because earnings and book value won’t grow.

Government investment is where business innovation goes to die.

5/5. The Royal Caribbean cruise liner has a new augmented reality experience in its entertainment room that people can play using their smartphones. Why isn't this application more popular? I list a couple of use-cases that could spur your thinking

Life and business are about prudent risk, not zero risk. Otherwise, you wouldn't be reading this because you'd be huddled around a smokey fire in a cave concerned about trying to find food using a large rock.

Wealth Management by @sg_rajasekharan # Slide 43

1/ Favorite podcasts & memorable episodes at the moment: Invest Like The Best @patrick_oshag "Zack Kanter on All Things Business"

I have never understood bill payment reminders that end with ‘Ignore if paid’. How hard is to verify before spamming?

Short videos on Financial Statement Analysis Most of them are < 10 minutes, for quick viewing

@VenkateshJayar2 Along with @screener_in I use the below for quantitative Fundamental analysis. @Trendlyne @dynamiclevels @MarketSmithIND @ValueResearch @investello @Investingcom

Twitter's 2 Worlds: Zero-Sum: consumption, tweet-dunking, virtue signaling, identity politics, straw-manning, scapegoating, stagnation, reduction Positive-Sum: creation, ideation, exploration, steel-manning, connection, evolution, compression Which world do you live in?

India’s problem is not that the wealthy pay too little in taxes. It’s that there are too few wealthy Indians. [My take] v ⁦@WSJopinion⁩

Not sure how I didn't know this, but here's a fantastic candidate for your .vimrc: set clipboard=unnamedplus This unifies your system and Vim clipboards. So you can '⌘-c' something in your OS and then 'p' it right into place in Vim, and vice-versa with 'y' and '⌘-v'.

Results = (Hard Work*Time)^Strategy Working hard is important, but working on the right thing is more important. A great strategy can deliver exponential results. Of course, the best strategy is worth nothing if you never get to work. Zero to the millionth power is still zero.

#JavaScript tip for today: "npkill" is a nifty little tool that shows all `node_modules` in your system - and allows to remove the selected ones. You can quickly free up some serious gigs by taking care of the old/demo projects!

"I meet a lot of people searching for something (career, relationship, etc). Yet, when it’s put in front of them, they won’t pursue it because they fear pain (getting hurt, failure, etc.). So they unconsciously (& expensively) trade self protection for misery." - @ShaneAParrish

Networking sucks in direct proportion to the amount of people who approach it with a "what's in it for me" -first mentality. Networking is awesome in direct proportion to the amount of people who approach it with a "how can I help you" -first mentality.

THE BEST PODCASTS AND ARTICLES I'VE EVER FOUND Here are the 0.1% of resources I've consumed that have brought me 90% of the value. The LINDY LIBRARY. I wish somebody gave me these in a list so I could have spent more time exploiting than exploring. THREAD...

Startups should want employees (especially product, design, engineering) to use beautifully designed software. Our tools inspire us & influence the products we make. Yet we often accept legacy software in workplaces. If you use a poorly designed SaaS tool, find something new.

//Mathematicians, computer engineers and scientists in related fields should take a Hippocratic oath to protect the public from powerful new technologies under development in laboratories and tech firms, a leading researcher has said.// #ethics #tech

CFA Society India conducts regular sessions on Investing and Finance. The recorded webinars are available in this link.

“We don't rise to the level of our expectations, we fall to the level of our training.” — Archilochus

@patrick_oshag @rorysutherland Good nonfiction books to read when building software: - Toyota Production System / Ohno - Hackers & Painters / @paulg - Courage to be Disliked - Design of Everyday Things - Maverick / @ricardosemler - Origin of Wealth / @EricBeinhocker - Obliquity - The Timeless Way of Building

We got to fuse the online with the offline

There will be many more multi-billion dollar businesses in the people search & matchmaking spaces. “People Search Engines”: - Career - Dating - Friendship - Interests / hobbies - Teacher / student - Care giving Right now, the data exists—it’s just stuck in people’s heads.

@jmj Bluetooth-LE based social, ISAs, fully biodegradable packaging for CPG, pre-fab construction, avatar-based streaming/YouTubing, equity tokens in crypto, RallyRoad-for-X, Medium-for-News, hard-to-find data marketplace, easy to play crypto gaming, feedback tools 4 elected officials

Cc @jjude

I loved this interview with @ramit. He is one of the few mainstream personal finance personalities whose message isn't BS. He also has a unique ability to get people FEELING excited about discussing money. Highly recommend:

Wow, that kind of blew up. I have to test more than 100+ apps. 🤯 I did the first 12 already. If you want to follow along I published a folder on @useloom For everyone still waiting: I do my best. 😬

Personal beliefs: 1. The world is extremely inefficient. There is low-hanging fruit everywhere. 2. People don’t learn from history. Study the greats. Find simple lessons. Copy the best stuff. 3. When in doubt, don’t blame individual people. Blame the incentives of the system.

We cannot deny the pain in the economy. But some companies not only survive but even able to thrive under such situation. Paints, adhesives, liquor, cigarettes, food products, select consumer durables...

The Russians & Germans have low enemity now. So does the Americans & Cubans. But the leadership of Pak and India cannot afford peace, because under peace, the issues of Employment & hunger will rise. The people will revolt Religion & an enemy state is enough to silence the mob

@jjude I find parents shield kids from "money matters" early on. Thats not helpful. Involve them early on.

2 - As a marketer, your biggest contribution to your brand (unless you are Starbucks or Walmart, where loyalty is important) is to generate as many new customers as is humanly possible at the lowest possible cost. That's how you protect the future of your brand.

Learn to learn efficiently. How? 1. Study in blocks of 25 minutes. 2. Take a break for 5 minutes in between block. 3. Paraphrase what you just learned 4. Teach! (or talk about it) 5. Retain more info by rereading your notes 1, 3, 7 and 30 days after you wrote them.

@millstoic @AJA_Cortes Trying to make money (ethically and refusing shortcuts) is a great way to learn to listen, to learn what is valuable to others, and to learn to make it. “I don’t want to make money” is often a narcissistic thought where we don’t want to listen to others about our current value.