Category: Links

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Did you ever think of an Ambani company going bankrupt? (ET)

Why I am angry about the Flipkart deal (Raghav Bahl)

India’s small businesses find credit in short supply (Reuters)

Argentina’s crisis sparks EM fears (CityWire)

The curious case of Hindustan Unilever (Calm Investor)

Time to buy smallcaps? (Nooresh)

Company Profile: Indian Terrain (OB)

Most quick Billionaires go bankrupt soon (Monika Halan)

Here’s when you know you are still not rich yet (FS)

Rules Vs Guidelines (Morgan Housel)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Arcelor Mittal clears 7000 Cr of Uttam Galva’s dues (MC)

Rupee is worst Asian currency of 2018 (Quint)

High profile exits at Mutual Funds (BS)

Contrasting performance of Indigo and Spicejet (Mint)

Interview with Sunil Subramaniam (BL)

Secret Diary of Ajay Piramal (OB)

Company Profile: Chaman Lal Setia Exports (OB)

Bakshi Ram-The man behind UP’s overflowing sugar mills (Rediff)

Debt is slavery-A reader’s story (Subramoney)

Why can’t fund managers admit mistakes? (BI)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Piyush Goyal to handle Finance (ET)

Manipal-TPG gets back into Fortis race (MC)

Flipkart’s ESOP fable has a bitter twist for ex-employees (Mint)

RBI announces further restrictions on Allahabad Bank (Quint)

Narendra Modi has lost the Boardroom (Reuters)

China launches first India-dedicated fund (TOI)

They couldn’t have known (TRB)

If we invested in public stocks (Morgan Housel)

Latest issue of Graham and Doddsville (Columbia University)

China’s Silicon Valley (Atlantic)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Ashish Gupta’s 10L investment in Flipkart is worth 130 Crores (HT)

Fortis saga not over yet (Mint)

ADAG Group vacates its Corporate HQ (ET)

Equity MFs log Rs. 12,400 Cr inflow in April (BL)

Interview with Alok Singh (Morningstar)

3 Casualties of a recent SEBI diktat (Quint)

90 years of lessons learnt (T Boone Pickens)

Gambler’s ruin and bet sizing (Climateer)

My five money mistakes (Humble Dollar)

Where money grows up (Humble Dollar)