Category: Links

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Govt mulling fourth booster dose for economy (Mint)

Saudi Oil output to recover in 2/3 weeks (Reuters)

DHFL’s debt resolution plan hits roadblock (ET)

On Hawkins Cookers FD Scheme (FE)

PI Industries turned 1L to 82L in 10 years (BT)

India Inc: Plastic ban can be an ‘Existential Issue’ (BS)

How the plastic bottle went from miracle container to hated garbage (NatGeo)

No need to have a Swiss Army Knife approach to investing (Mohnish Pabrai)

One simple trick to make you invest better (Morningstar)

Hair on a deal (A VC)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

A $45 Billion Bet on Modi’s India is rapidly unraveling (Bloomberg)

On Wealth Destroyers (ET)

Why has Equitas holdings taken a knock? (BL)

India Microfinance sector to double in size (Muhammad Yunus)

How Bhushan Steel Promoters siphoned off funds (BT)

Don’t give away your crude gamma (Macro Tourist)

How do ignorant traders succeed? (Nassim Taleb)

The relationship with the Customer (Seth Godin)

What’s more important? Wealth or Income? (Marc Litchenfeld)

Immutable truths and arguing fools (Morgan Housel)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

A fresh Oil crisis (Zero Hedge)

Key takeaways from FM ‘s third press conference (MC)

SEBI mulls whistle-blower mechanism for Auditors (ET)

Stress in the power sector (BS)

Invit or UnFit ? (OB)

Dry spell in IPO (BL)

Profile: Harsh Neotia (Rediff)

Index Fund: The Benchmark (Subramoney)

Letter to a friend who just made a lot of money (Graham Duncan)

Presentation at HT Finance Meet (Manish Bhandari)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Altico defaults (Mint)

M&M offers its cars on monthly subscription (ET)

Bank Credit growth slows (FE)

Market breadth is worst in 6 years (BS)

Valuations at PI Industries defy gravity (Mint)

Interview with Manish Bhandari (Morningstar)

The right way to read the charts (Dr C K Narayan)

How horse breeding led to Cyrus Poonawala’s fortune (MC)

Why are so many fund managers men? (Behavioural Investment)

Never say never in Investing (Jack Forehand)