Here are the most clicked items on Alpha Ideas this week:
JHS Svendgraad: Information is money (AI)
Upto 33,000% returns in 10 years (ET)
NESCO Ltd: It’s lovely to be a Mumbai land owner (AI)
Top MF Buys & Sells in Sept 2017 (AI)
AIFs: Party to Abhi Shuru Hui Hain (AI)
Notes from Morningstar Investment Conference (Subramoney)
Reliance Capital Investors note Anilbhai is no Arjun (AI)
Stop wasting time (Microcap Club)
Roller Coaster (Amit)
PE Firms short circuit IEX IPO (AI)
Some off beat reads for the weekend:
The inhuman treatment of Mumbai commuters (Counter Current)
Did Britain educate India? (Open)
Asia’s water wars (ATimes)
The Prophet of Germany’s new Right (NYTimes)
Why India needs a Balochistan policy (Swarajya)
Why Rohingya will never be welcome in Myanmar (SCMP)
Pakistan: Coup Talk (Dawn)
The world’s first terrorists (Independent)
Road Trip: The Meghalaya Sojourn (TeamBHP)
The alternative Kishore Kumar playlist (Scroll)
This Londoner started a 4.4 Cr Vada Pav Business (YS)
Go anywhere on Earth in 60 minutes (Futurism)
Blany D’Souza – Mangalore’s Urban Gardener (BI)
The true story of the Death of Stalin (Smithsonian)
Book Review: Survival of the Prettiest (NYTimes)
Source: DRHP of Reliance Nippon Asset Management Ltd
Source: IDBI Capital Research
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
How Tata Tele-Bharti deal took place (ET)
India’s billionaires taken to task by minority shareholders (Quint)
SIP inflows grow by 50% in one year (BS)
NSE declares Amrapali Aadya as a defaulter (BL)
When to sell (Amit)
Ridham Desai at the Morningstar Conference (Subramoney)
Why rent agreements are usually of 11 months (Mint)
More ways to get into trouble (Macro Tourist)
A simple trick to spot market bubbles (DR)
Buffett having second thoughts of immortality (Deal Breaker)