@LearningEleven Thank you for the response. I meant the ones you are subscribed to.
Just like news or driving to investment decisions?. What do you think your offering is meant to do for the subscriber?. Who would be ideal and what do they get out of it?
@rohitchauhan@rohitchauhan if one can be a certain type of investor (ex: Pulak Prasad), can't one be a certain type of poker player (plays only if hand is good)?.
@LearningEleven Honest question, what's the point in such a temperature check when one doesn't know what's in the pool? How do you interpret this data and what can it mean to you?
@naralokesh@the_hindu@naralokesh more strength to you!
if you are not already aware, there is
@DakshanaIndia
which screens for 11th and 12th from exceptional talent AND poorest of the poor. Please make the kids aware of it and ensure the potential ones apply for it.
@Ronitper @Ronitper Ok, how about a thought experiment. Let's see how the following bunch (which are very close to prices at which Nalanda built stake) will do from today to mid - long term.
Advanced Enzymes, Jyothy Labs, Matrimony, Indiamart
@unseenvalue Well, it does serve well politically!. Compete with eastern neighbor while showing western neighbor for votes, not a bad strategy I guess.
@safiranand @Ronitper Sir, shouldn't it be the very reason it is relevant to retail investors ?. If retail cannot make their time frame longer, they should work on that rather than ignoring people like Nalanda. Because kids have less attention span, doesn't mean we don't teach them about Arjuna
@Ronitper @safiranand Amara raja investment is from late 2000s, they make decent return. To me, Nalanda is one of the most clone worthy ones. Predictable, transparent and easy to understand. Like stocks, more than 90% fund managers or fintwit are useless aka "lower than cost of capital" folks.
@SridharanAnand The other day, world received investing advice from Iran. Given how competitive sir is, no way he wants to be left behind. War of Fiduciaries