Source: Exchange Filings of Lasa Supergenerics Ltd
Author: Raoji
Linkfest: 19 November, 2018
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
RBI Board Meeting today (ET)
HUL’s profiteering practices (BQ)
Govt looks to garner 5000 Cr from CPSE buybacks (MC)
The oil price is controlled by just 3 men (FE)
SEBI seeks ROC stamp for IPO prospectus (BL)
IIFL Demerger Analysis (Tankrich)
What I learned as a hedge fund manager (Vanguard)
Most money advice is worthless (Vice)
The unfair advantage of discomfort (KC ROI)
Pivot or Fail? (A VC)
Top Posts on Alpha Ideas This Week
Here are the most clicked items on Alpha Ideas this week:
Diwali Discount: Holding Companies (AI)
PMS Performance Comparison (AI)
How different companies cheated investors (Rudra Chowdhury)
Munger: How a dumb person can get rich (AI)
Only Bajaj Finance (AI)
Page Industries gets a reality check (Mint)
Anil Goel on Market Timing (AI)
Shree Krishna Infra : Vachva Re Deva (AI)
Book Review: The Art of Execution (AI)
Where Sanjay Lalbhai is investing his personal money (OB)
Is NSE Tone-Deaf?
Despite clamouring complaints from investors to fix its shitty website, Vikram Limaye does not take any action
Dear @NSEIndia – you need to work on priority to make your website user friendly – fetching out info on your site is quite a struggle – for most investors I speak to, the user experience is quite frustrating. @vikramlimaye
— Ashish Chugh (@hiddengemsindia) November 14, 2018
Yes indeed. If I want to navigate to something on nseindia I actually Google it then Google gives the link.
— Sreenivas D (@f2003062) November 15, 2018
I have only used NSE for one company's data, I. e. BSE Ltd. (which also I download from BSE portal now) , for all other companies, I use BSE India, extremely smooth user experience
— Raunak Singhvi (@raunak_singhvi) November 15, 2018
They are still in the 90s kind of website development. Haven't seen any update or make over past ten years
— Affu Rida (@AffuRida) November 15, 2018
Getting company wise updates from NSE Emerge is next to climbing Mt. Everest
— Pushpa Leela kumar (@jplkumar) November 15, 2018
Jeff Bezos on Company Longevity
Amazon is not too big to fail. In fact, I predict one day Amazon will fail. Amazon will go bankrupt. If you look at large companies, their lifespans tend to be 30-plus years, not a hundred-plus years.
The key to prolonging that demise is for the company to obsess over customers and to avoid looking inward, worrying about itself.
When looking to the types of companies that have made it the longest, they tend to sell a particular type of alcohol.
Most of the companies that are multi-hundred year old companies are breweries.It’s very interesting — I’m not sure what that says about society.
