Invest at least as much time and effort in choosing a new stock as you would in choosing a new refrigerator.
- Peter Lynch
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Investing is laying out money today to receive more money tomorrow - Warren Buffett
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- Downturn is an opportunity
- Independence of solitude in the midst of crowd
- Believe nothing unless it agrees with your own reason
- Buy it today, if it is attractive
- Investor's misery index
- The key to making money in stocks is not to get sc...
- Derivatives business
- Investor & Speculator
- Feudal structure was responsible
- Money
- Opportunity and the means to grab it
- Savings account better than this management
- Accounting issues
- Past history
- Goal
- Prosperity and Depression
- Inside information
- The herd follows the foolish leader
- Fate of US Treasury Bonds
- Investing: Entertaining or Boring?
- Unsustainable debt dynamics
- Shall become the Ponzi government if ...
- Madoff is us and Mr.Ponzi is us
- To keep from following the crowd...
- Business which can support mistakes
- Investment opinion
- Dangerous for CEOs to predict growth
- Being an Investor or a Business Manager
- Investment and speculation becomes blurred when ...
- The dumbest reason to buy a stock is ...
- Are 'Growth' and 'Value' contrasting approaches?
- What is good for croupier is not good for the cust...
- Virtues and the directions
- Learning and re-learning
- Research a stock
- Learn that there is company behind every stock
- To be an investor for every purchase
- On stock bargains which are plentiful now.
- Time to buy
- Economic forecasting
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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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