\"In investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable.\"

If it costs your health, success is actually a failure.

Individuals who cannot master their emotions are ill-suited to profit from the investment process. An intelligent investor is one who realizes that market fluctuations are his friend rather than his enemy — and profits from folly rather than participates in it.

A lot of people with high IQs are terrible investors because they’ve got terrible temperaments.

“The big money is not in the buying or selling, but in the waiting.”

Are you missing India\'s next big growth story? ➡️Housing sales jumped 23% last year. ➡️UPI hit 16.7 billion transactions in Dec 2024. ➡️160 million domestic flyers in 2024.

Some Indian companies are raking in revenues but still drowning in financial stress! 🚨 Vodafone Idea: ₹81,418 Cr EBITDA, but a shocking ₹-1,39,709 Cr PBT 🚨 Reliance Infra: ₹6,606 Cr EBITDA, yet ₹-12,261 Cr PBT 🚨 RattanIndia Power: ₹3,336 Cr EBITDA, but a ₹-10,960 Cr loss

\"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.\" — Warren Buffett

\"People calculate too much and think too little. Thinking is a surprisingly underrated activity in investing. People who cannot be alone with their own thoughts for a long time are terrible candidates to become successful investors.\" - Charlie Munger

D.Muthukrishnan @dmuthuk It\'s less likely we would be a rich nation even after few decades. That\'s okay. Let us accept that. But still there is lot of scope for us to become better. Cleanliness, decent roads, footpaths to walk, efficient public transport, less or no corruption, universal access to decent education and healthcare, clean water, pollution free air, peaceful society, happy citizens- all these things can be achieved even with middle income. No need to be rich. When there is a will, there is a way. Where is the will?