Archive for December, 2011

 A picture is worth a thousand words  goes the saying. Also a picture speaks louder than words. The best picture  that attracted me in 2011 is here.  Good bye to 2011.  Wishing a bright 2012 for my blog readers.

The curtain is going to fall on 2011. Investors’ grumbling has been louder in 2011. Exchange rate volatility,inflation,debt and very marginal industrial growth mirrored the global economy in 2011. Investors have experienced both the bright and the dull side of the trend. I think that  stock investors learned lot of lessons in 2011 compared to [...]

The climate is salubrious.The weather is chilly.The day is a big day.2011′s Christmas Day. The place I am referring to is the garden city of Bangalore in India.Be it for job opportunities,education,health facilities,parks and for tree-lined roads,cosmopolitan work culture and for many things Bangloreans are spoilt for choice.I also sucked into it. Not attracted to [...]

My brown bag days

Posted: December 22, 2011 in Mind Over Matter
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Things happen in life. Although I am in my late fifties my family members still call me a fussy-eater kid. I wonder many times why. This might be because of my childhood eating habits. Strict scheduling of my breakfasts ,lunch and dinner timings. One thing I cannot forget  even today is  how I loved to [...]

 I always remember the famous quote of Napoleon that “Two-thirds of the decision-making process is based on analysis and information and one-third is always a leap in the dark.” This is absolutely true when it comes to the stock market investments. In the context of growing number of debt treadmills around us debate swirls over [...]

My management school never taught me how to cross water logged street. I learnt on my own. Similarly it has not taught me practically the ground level slips and jumps in stock trading and investing. Often you find the market is very funny and frustrating. High beta news trigger a monster rally in overnight trading making [...]

All the Financial and business news looked awfully bad. Hyper-bearishness reign supreme. Chaos reigns. Statistics warns each and everyone about the consequences. Economic and financial headline shakes crudely the mood of the investors. Experts forecast for a credit bubble. In sideline talks analysts admit that we may be heading for an ugly bear market in [...]