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- Blaise Pascal
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Investing is laying out money today to receive more money tomorrow - Warren Buffett
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November
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- Buffett on terrorism
- Miseries of the man
- How many winners needed
- 15 minutes a year for ....
- Prejudices
- Watch play field than scoreboard
- Shares and book
- What a fool or geinus can make
- Grounds which don't shift forever...
- Trust your stocks as long as the fundamental story...
- ...the opposite occurs
- People do wrong things
- Things are never clear on Wall Street
- Correction is not a disaster
- Business to choose
- Who can follow the stock market
- Wasting energy in forecasts
- Stocks on shorter and longer term
- Investing without research
- How to pick a stock
- Why the stock prices go up
- Stock market and wife
- Insight into business
- Enthusiasm in Wall Street
- Cost-cutting companies
- Temperament to control
- How to time the buy
- Right sector and right time
- Cyclicals
- Power of compounding
- Quality of the business
- Great business at a fair price
- Change vessels instead of devoting energy on leaki...
- Secret of sound investment
- Inflation protection by tangible asssets - wrong
- Don't buy what you don't understand
- Reality
- How to deal with Mr.Market
- Margin of Safety
- What you know and what you don't know
- Valuing a stock or a bond
- October is a dangerous month
- Qualities of Investor
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Words of Wisdom
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Warren E. Buffett
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Benjamin Graham
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Peter Lynch
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Charles T. Munger
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Seth Klarman
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George Soros
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Philip A. Fisher
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John C. Bogle
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Sir John Templeton
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Anonymous
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Benjamin Franklin
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Jokes
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Fundmentals
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Jim Rogers
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Joel Greenblatt
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John Kenneth Galbraith
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David Dodd
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Dr Yaga Venugopal Reddy
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Jeremy Grantham
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John Maynard Keynes
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Marc Faber
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Mark Twain
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Nouriel Roubini
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Prof. Sage
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Small Cap
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Walter Schloss
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Bill Miller
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Christopher Browne
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David Dreman
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Free Cash Flow
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John Neff
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Mahatma K. Gandhi
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US Treasury Bonds
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Aberdeen AM
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Albert Einstein
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Bill Gates
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Blaise Pascal
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Burton Malkiel
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Gautama Buddha
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George Gobel
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Hasmukhbhai T. Parekh
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Henry David Thoreau
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Investors
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J.R.D.Tata
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Jack Welch
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James Montier
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Jeffrey Tannenbaum
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Jesse Livermore
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Jim Cramer
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Jim Grant
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John Rothchild
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Lalu Prasad Yadav
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Lord Rothschild
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Mark Sellers
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Marty Whitman
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Mayer Rothschild
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Michael Mauboussin
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Milton Friedman
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Mohnish Pabrai
(1)
Montek Singh Ahluwalia
(1)
N.R.Narayana Murthy
(1)
Paul Samuelson
(1)
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Robert Cialdini
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Thomas Jefferson
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Links I follow
- Century Management
- Finance Documentaries
- CSInvesting
- Kiran Dhanwada's blog
- Deepak Shenoy's blog
- Prabhakar Kudva's blog
- Chinmay's blog
- Ankur Jain's blog
- Devesh Kayal's blog
- Ninad Kunder's blog
- Amit Arora's blog
- Abhishek Basumallick's blog
- ValuePickr
- Neeraj Marathe's blog
- Dalal Street
- In an Uncertain World
- Dhwanil Desai's Blog
- Kraemer Schwab
- Graham and Doddsville
- The Ben Graham Centre for Value Investing
- Sequoia Fund
- Investing Values
- Rohit Chauhan's blog
- Vishal Khandelwal's blog
- 8% per Annum
- donmihaihai
- Equitymaster Outsideview
- India Money Mind
- Khan the teacher
- Prof. Sanjay Bakshi's blog
- Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
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