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Mega Linkfest:March 11,2016

Some off beat reads for the weekend:

Chimpanzees believe in God (Independent)

Aadhar Bill is the basis of a revolution (Nandan Nilekani)

How Ranveer Singh made it (Caravan)

Real reform by the NDA Govt (Swarajya Mag)

Dehradun student creates ‘Uber for scrap dealers’ (Better India)

Baptism by fire for the Piramal siblings (Forbes)

The incredible rise and fall of fracking King Aubrey McClendon (Bloomberg)

The Obama Doctrine (Atlantic)

Winston Churchill’s 12,000 Pound Bet (Telegraph)

The man who sold the Eiffel Tower.Twice (Smithsonian)

Life & Death in the App Store (The Verge)

How we shut down our startup before first anniversary (Rodinhood)

Auto Review: Mahindra KUV 100 (Team BHP)

Startup creates antidote to nasty hangovers (YS)

Gossip:Congress low on funds (Gossip Guru)

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Vijay Mallya’s warning

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Linkfest:March 11,2016

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

ECB’s Draghi plays his last card (Telegraph)

10 Things you should know about the Real Estate Bill (ET)

The properties of Vijay Mallya (Mint)

Prashant Jain Vs Mr.Market (Outlook Business)

Infy co-founders sell 7.5 Million Shares (BS)

Is timing the markets important?Absolutely ! (Nooresh)

Modi’s budget helps India Inc cut bond costs (Bloomberg)

Replicating Private Equity (Alpha Architect)

Stock Analysis:Satin Credit Care (TankRich)

31 Investing Rules (Life & Equities)

 

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Goals and the Market

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Linkfest:March 10,2016

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Concor’s OFS is for the long haul (Mint)

Sunil Singhania:What lies ahead for equities (Morningstar)

Post Office Small Savings Schemes Rates Effective 1 April,2016 (BeMoneyAware)

Manipulation or Brilliant Trade? (Bloomberg)

Dividends are more reliable than buybacks (TRB)

Notes on 100 Baggers (ValueWalk)

4000 year old financial indicator says crisis is looming (Zero Hedge)

Me Active,You Index (Morningstar)

These trendy stocks have reached crackpot valuations (DR)

900 million Indians can’t get online.Here’s why (CNN)