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Do you have Conviction?

I feel uncertain, more uncertain about the future now than I did 20 years ago.

The way it plays out is I have more stocks in my portfolio now than I had 20 years ago.

I know for some people this becomes the issue of don’t you have enough conviction?

And I hate that word in investing, because it puts us on a spot.

So, do you have enough conviction?

Can’t you put all your money in this if you feel that strongly?

No, I never feel that strongly. I don’t have that much conviction. Maybe you do.

And there are investors out there, I think, who overestimate their capacity to value companies and overestimate the capacity of markets to correct and then underinvest.

They might still make money for a while, but at some point in time, their portfolios will blow up

said Aswath Damodaran

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Links

Linkfest: 22 May, 2023

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Supreme Court Committee report on Adani (Live Law)

The hits keep coming for Vodafone India (FE)

Coforge makes it to the Billion $ club (BI)

Change of guard at HUL (BW)

From Web2 to Web3 (Forbes)

The Great Disconnect (Anand Sridharan)

Gold as a Safe Have asset (Larry Swedroe)

What AI means for Investment Professionals (CFA Society)

What went wrong with Argentina? (SUA)

10 things we let go as we age (POF)

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Top Clicks on Alpha Ideas this Week

Here are the most clicked items on Alpha Ideas this week:

Don’t align with unaligned owners (AI)

Pharma’s 90% Problem (AI)

3 leading brokers under investigation (BS)

Notes from my travels to US (Sunil Singhania)

Over confidence is getting the better of HNI stock calls (Forbes)

GNFC: Don’ ask, Don’t tell (AI)

The best investment strategy is the same (Prem Watsa)

Vesuvius: Only L1 matters (AI)

Return of industrial stocks (Fortune)

Mankind: Chat IPO, Pat IT (AI)

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InvestorPresentations

GNFC: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

Source: Investor Presentation of Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers &Chemicals Ltd

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BookExcerpt

Don’t Align with Unaligned Owners

Source: Pulak Prasad, What I Learned About Investing from Darwin