Hi, my name is Vishal Khandelwal, and I welcome you to my home on RU-vid. This channel is a collection of all my favourite things. Here, I share my life experiences, and lessons from the books, essays, and many other things I’m reading on topics related to learning, investing, decision making, human behaviour, and the pursuit of good life. I run an investor education initiative at Safal Niveshak, which is read by 90,000+ people worldwide, and has been ranked among the best value investing sites in the world. You can find me at safalniveshak.com and vishalkhandelwal.com.
In recent months, I contemplated lot on this topic. Read few books like imigai, psychology of money helped to form perspective. But never reached to final answer. This discussion helped to dig deeper.
Hi, Vishal and Bogumil. Thanks for sharing a very soothing and insightful conversation. With reference to ideas for an infinite life, while it's true that there won't be anyone specific to live for, it would still be interesting to witness history rhyming across generations and cycles, and evolution shaping life in an Universe with an apparently ever increasing entropy.
Hi Vishal This is such a genuine Video coming straight from the heart. I still remember reading your emails very long back as i was part of your email list. One thing common between us is that we both are Charlie Munger fans. I wish you the very best and keep carrying on the great work. Thanks for sharing your insights and wisdom. Your insights are too good and valuable to all serious investors. My best wishes once again Vishal
The thesis he follows is almost impossible for Individual Investors to replicate without atleast 10 15 yrs in the market. Catching market bottom once like many in 2020 is diff from doing it for decades. He is diff league
I have heard Mr. Kenneth many times but I can’t understand him. His answers are not for average man to understand. Very complicated, please sir make simple. He would be a horrible teacher. I have not learned anything from this guy. Please make things simple yaar.
Mr Andrade is probably not reading this; but old bridge expense ratio is quite high; asking if this will naturally come down over time ? Or is the plan that the future performance factor in the high fees ?
Why should i think of it as pms? When it is launched as a mutual fund ill be comparing it as a mutual fund only. If they will keep such high expense ration the growing AUM will not be that easy
Ok. Expense Ratio is inverse of PE ratio in terms of valuation. With increase in AUM, it will reduce thus increasing your returns exponentially over a period of time as new investors join in or more assets come in. Hope its clear now.
It's not true that we implicitly assume that we are smarter than the others when we trade. Each one is situated in a different context - Available money to invest for buyers, money needed (by selling )to spend or to invest elsewhere. Similarly on the risk side, how much one can afford to loose is very different for each person....and so, each one acts according to their situation...no one is assuming any edge.... One can make good money just by following simple rules and restricting impulsive buying and selling.... everyone can make money at different points in time, by investing in different stocks and/or in different asset classes
In my personal case, I wouldn't term them as heroes but maybe as idols. Mine are : • The Money Guy Show Podcast • Neeraj Arora • Parimal Ade • Vishal Khandelwal (new addition)
You are only talking about issues.. there is hardly any plan.. The only message you need to give is learn investing, read books, observe and develop overall understanding.. You have spent most of your time in telling the thing which people knows anyway.. Give short and clear message..
