A 60-part series by NPTEL on Financial Statement Analysis and Reporting https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw4SlTWA7bpiUK-b6FssPlg
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Useful Pyramid For Investment Decisions
Useful Pyramid for investment decisions/ personal finance
CNBC’s Warren Buffett Archive
Yesterday I posted a short blog post with link to 2018 Annual General Meeting of Berkshire Hathaway. I watched the Live telecast of the AGM till very late night (as per India Time). Some days back I posted a blog on Charlie Munger and shared some of his videos. Few days later I wrote another... Continue Reading →
Live: Berkshire Hathaway Annual General Meeting 2018
Watch Berkshire Hathaway Annual General Meeting 2018 Live on Yahoo! Berkshire Hathaway AGM 2018
Good Read: How Long Is A Quarter? 6 Months If You Are This Indian “Startup”
I came across a couple of interesting articles on Reliance Jio (Mukesh Ambani's $38 billion "start-up") suggesting that the accounting practices (just like a lot of other things at the Ambani Group) could be dubious. I want to write something on valuation and Indian equity markets since a long time...meanwhile do read this article. Ambani’s... Continue Reading →
Chanda Kocchar, Videocon case and test of “ना खाऊंगा ना खाने दूंगा”
Some interesting stories have unfolded in the Indian Banking and Financial Sector in last 1-2 months. First, there was the Nirav Modi and Punjab National Bank scam, and since then many Banking frauds or scams are coming in light. But there is one peculiar story that is still not being seriously pursued. Few days ago... Continue Reading →
Quick Thoughts: Skin In The Game and Facebook
Since Jan 2018 I have temporarily stopped buying books. This was a harsh but much-needed decision bacause I realized that I was only buying new books without finishing the earlier ones, and in some rare cases, not even opening the books bought earlier.Looking forward to finish the books in shelf soon and start with "To... Continue Reading →
Good Read: Definition of A Bank
Brilliant Definition Of A Bank... A bank is a broker between the middle class and the rich. The only place where the two meet is in a bank. The middle class brings the money, through saving, and the rich takes it, through borrowing. A middle class person saves the money because they have more money... Continue Reading →
Good Read: Why Financial Statements Don’t Work for Digital Companies
Here is a very good article written by Vijay Govindarajan, Shivaram Rajgopal and Anup Srivastava published on Harvard Business Review Blog. Why Financial Statements Don’t Work for Digital Companies Some of you may not be able to access the link, so I am reproducing the article here with due credits: On February 13, 2018, the New York... Continue Reading →
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