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Linkfest: September 05,2014
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Employees make big bucks from unlisted shares (ET)
Vijaywada set to witness real estate boom (FE)
IFC’s investments in India this year near $1 Billion (Mint)
USL probes loan to UB group and its associates (BS)
SAT order on NSE’s actions after the Emkay crash (AjayShah)
Health Insurance:The good,the bad and the ugly about family floater plans (FE)
I really want to crush the Efficient Market Hypothesis (PragCap)
Even bull markets aren’t easy (CommonSense)
New Howard Marks Memo:Risk Revisited (OakTree Capital)
Scottish ‘Yes’ vote could cause currency crisis (Telegraph)
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On fundamentalists and fortune tellers
"Fortune tellers live in the future. So do people who want to put things off. So do fundamentalists"
- Ed Seykota
— Trading Proverbs (@tradingproverbs) August 28, 2014
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Narayan Murthy invests in realty
Property has always been a major investment avenue of the rich. Now, some of the people one would expect to focus on enterprising ventures are also looking at rent-yielding property.
Infosys co-founder NR Narayana Murthy’s family office has bought high-end luxury apartments in Bangalore and Mumbai, said sources familiar with the development. Catamaran Ventures, which manages part of Murthy’s wealth, has previously invested in e-commerce, FMCG and education ventures.
Sources told TOI Catamaran Ventures, which manages Rs 600 crore of funds, had invested at the pre-launch phase, providing scope for steep appreciation once the projects are completed.
While A-grade commercial office space gives a annual yield of 10% in India, residential properties give an average yield of 3%-4%. In some luxury residential properties, the yield could touch 7%.-from TOI
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Linkfest: September 04,2014
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
The God of Crude Oil Trading (Bloomberg)
Equity MFs push new schemes (BS)
Are you making the most of your Employers Provident Fund? (ET)
Anatomy of a bull market (FreeFinCal)
Why Indians do not like to invest in equities (Subramoney)
Pay attention to stock markets of China and Russia (ShortSideOfLong)
The mystery of momentum (Swedroe)
Hold on to your gold: A supply shortage is coming (DailyReckoning)
30+ Years of Comparative Chart of Sensex,Fixed Deposit,Gold,Silver (WiseWealth)
Pet Canards (MediaCrooks)