Some stuff I am reading today morning:
BSE may launch IPO by March 2017 (BL)
Can PayTM disrupt Indian banking? (Quint)
Where is your edge? (Prashanth)
7.4% Post Office Recurring Deposit (MyInvestmentIdeas)
Stock Talk:Jain Irrigation (RJ)
India’s own craft beer Bira 91 (Forbes)
In Real Estate,money is made on the purchase (FS)
Inside the secret world of wealth managers (Guardian)
Charting the Career Risk Trade into year end (TRB)
3 Strategies for Retirement Spending (Vanguard)
Some off beat reads for the weekend:
Uri avenged (Quint)
Sword of the Brother Enemy (Shashi Tharoor)
Is Angel Investing in India a bubble? (Inc42)
Why political dynasties succeed in India (Caravan)
Cyrus Mistry’s elephant (Economist)
I used to be a human being (New Yorker)
How to raise successful kids without over parenting (TED)
Why Osho called Mother Teresa a Charlatan (HP)
The man behind Unoffical Subramaniam Swamy (NL)
Making sense of modern pornography (New Yorker)
The rich kids of Singapore (GQ)
Roadtrip : Magical Norway (TeamBHP)
Startup Story: Tax Saver Niyo (YS)
Gossip: AAP sweeping Punjab (Gossip Guru)
Germany’s upside down house (NatGeo)
Good analysis- now go eat some chole bathure and gulab jamun. https://t.co/ayDWtVIgZ4
— Samir Arora (@Iamsamirarora) September 22, 2016
@Iamsamirarora just realised, to be good in market you need ROUND FACE. Basant, Raamdev, Rakesh, you… hmmm ROUND FACE is the secret 😎
— Manish Desai (@mdesai71) September 22, 2016
BJP has stopped the Railway Budget. Now this money will go to its Corporate friends. pic.twitter.com/OmZQZpX6NE
— INC India (@INCIndia) September 23, 2016
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
L&T Technology Services to list today (Money Control)
How L&T’s Senior Management unethically enriched themselves (BL)
Vodafone pumps in 47,700 Crores in Indian arm (Mint)
Interview with Prashant Jain,HDFC MF (ET)
Stock Review: Cosmo Films (RJ)
You are not as rich as you think (Bloomberg)
Why young people don’t buy cars and apartments anymore (Brightside)
But how much does it cost? (Seth Godin)
Financial Independence is easier as a couple (RetireBy40)
Enemies of investment success (Vanguard)