Category: Links

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

SEBI questions NSDL -Alpha Ideas had a minor role (MoneyLife)

Sasikala Convicted (BS)

FIIs go on a shopping spree (BL)

Small Savings schemes are better than FDs now (ET)

Is bubble risk elevated for US stocks? (Capital Spectator)

DSP Blackrock stops fresh inflows in Micro-Cap Fund (Quint)

3 signs that tell you to sell a Mutual Fund (Mint)

How Deepak Shahdadpuri’s unlikely bets paid off (Forbes)

Thoughts on buying vacation properties (Financial Samurai)

Maybe your customer is not trying to save money (Seth Godin)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Kolkata-City of launderers (ET)

GVK wins bids to rights of Navi Mumbai airport (Mint)

India’s Coal Giant risks burning investors (Bloomberg)

Top 5 Infra Mutual Funds (My Investment Ideas)

Behavioral Bias: The curse of knowledge (Subramoney)

Treat your builder like a stray dog ! (Ravi)

Sell Everything. Ya Right ! (Howard Lindzon)

Am I the only one nervous? (Pension Partners)

How to overcome Money Addiction (Financial Samurai)

The stock that changed my life (Michael)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

All out war in Infosys (Mint)

The Greek Crisis is Back ! (Bloomberg)

6 Things that may spoil the sugar surplus (Bloomberg)

Interview with Uday Kotak (Money Control)

Mark Mobius’ favorite themes in India (Quint)

Interview with Vallabh Bhansali (Morningstar)

A dozen lessons on growth (25IQ)

Research: Superstition and Financial Decision Making (SSRN)

Strategy: What we don’t do (A VC)

Meet short seller Marc Cohodes (ET)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

India signals end to easing cycle (Bloomberg)

Bonds face worst losses since 2013 (Mint)

Infosys may go the Tata way (ET)

Infosys is destroying shareholder value (Mohandas Pai)

Pune developer DS Kulkarni struggling to survive (Ravi)

The heros of real estate are money lenders (Hiranandani)

How casinos hack the human brain (Prof Varma)

AI trader takes on Wall Street (Bloomberg)

Lifelong learning is good for your health & wealth (HBR)

The future of labor/work (AVC)