Are all market crashes bad?

Amit Trivedi of Karmayog Knowledge Academy on why the great Indian securities scam resulted in a better and safer market for the investors. 

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Are all crashes bad? 

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Coming soon in Hindi

"Riding The Roller Coaster - Lessons from financial market cycles we repeatedly forget"

जल्द ही आ रही है हिंदी में 
keep checking the Hindi blog http://ridingtherollercoasterthebook.blogspot.in/2017/03/blog-post.html

VMA event of 19th Feb covered in Hitvada on 25-Feb-17

Thank you Ranjit Dani

Seeking your reviews about my book - Riding The Roller Coaster

Those of you who have read my book “Riding The Roller Coaster – Lessons from financial market cycles we repeatedly forget”, may I request you to spare some time and write a small review, please? You may do one or more of the following:

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3. You may write a review and send me an e-mail
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Looking forward to your support.

Do you know the future?

Do you know the future?

https://ridingtherollercoasterthebook.com/2017/01/17/do-you-know-the-future/

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In Vivek Reddy's words

Vivek Reddy writes about the book - "Riding The Roller Coaster - Lessons from financial market cycles we repeatedly forget"

Merry Christmas

Wish you all a Merry Christmas.

The best way to spend time would be to pick up a book. Invest in knowledge. As Benjamin Franklin said, “It pays the best interest”

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https://ridingtherollercoasterthebook.com/2016/12/24/merry-christmas/

Learn from others’ mistakes and experiences as it is costly to make mistakes

It is costly to make mistakes

Another high on the roller coaster ride

Gujarati edition of my book "Riding The Roller Coaster - Lessons from financial market cycles we repeatedly forget" is available for pre-order now on www.amazon.in

See the details below:

Gujarati edition available for pre-order now

Riding The Roller Coaster - Gujarati edition ... coming soon in bookstores

Happy Teachers' Day

History has been one of the finest teachers for mankind. We have learnt so much from what our earlier generations have done.

On this Teachers’ Day, I bow down to all the teachers – present and the past, who have helped me learn and grow in life. Your contribution has been immense in making this book (Riding The Roller Coaster - Lessons from financial market cycles we repeatedly forget) possible.

Lessons we refuse to learn ...

https://ridingtherollercoasterthebook.com/2016/06/02/lessons-we-forget-or-we-refuse-to-learn/

Blog for the book - Riding The Roller Coaster

Have you subscribed to the book's blog yet? There are many interesting posts already there.

Rising The Roller Coaster - Lessons from financial market cycles we repeatedly forget

On herd mentality ...

Don't follow the herd - Think rational We being social animals have a tendency to follow what our peers do. Hence during uncertain times we tend to take haphazard investment decision which we regret later. To avoid such situation and make the most from our portfolio it is important to think rationally and make prudent decision, reckons Amit Trivedi

Read more at: http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/mf-experts/dont-followherd-think-rational_711454.html?utm_source=ref_article



Also read how investors queue up to invest in IPOs ... Investing in IPO and herd mentality

Riding The Roller Coaster on www.goodreads.com

https://ridingtherollercoasterthebook.com/2016/04/15/www-goodreads-com/

Hum nahin sudharenge ...

Yesterday, an article I wrote appeared in Mint.  (See the link below)

Understanding the line “past performance may or may not be sustained”

The article talked about how looking at a single period could be unfair and wrong.

And another newspaper surprised us by carrying a very similar article - repeating the same mistake today.

Her is the link to that article:

Sector funds beat diversified peers in 10-year SIP returns

Remember Infrastructure funds outperformed the diversified funds in 2007-08 and Tech funds beat these funds hands down in 1999-2000.

Lekin hum nahin sudharenge.

Draw conclusions based not on one but various time periods

Conclusions should not be made based on one game. It is unfair, and it is also incorrect

Click on the link below to read my article published today in Mint:

Draw conclusions based on not one but various time periods

Why are markets taking a nasty "U": turn?

Why are markets taking a nasty “U” turn?

Beware of market reports! - from the archives

This one is from the archives. I wrote this in March 2010.


Do you consider market reports as advice or do you treat them just as a piece of reporting? Investment expert Amit Trivedi guides you.

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You cannot predict the future, but you can protect yourself

The track record of forecasters is not as impressive as one would like to see. So if you cannot predict, protect your portfolio.

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