Sometimes you don't all the information to press the trigger. That is where your gut and experience come to rescue.
Whatever you see, read, hear, observe, experience, it is ultimately feeding your gut and helping you take a better decision.
Inventory is not always just finished goods or raw materials.
For project-based businesses, inventory can include WIP; economically, it is like debtors.
Imp to understand what sits inside inventory and evaluate inventory + receivables together as working capital.
Sideways markets are like this: some days are good, some days are brutal.
Don’t let either distract you from the bigger picture.
Stay the course. Rewards come from being patient through the noise.
PB Fintech which was a 90,000 Cr mcap company yesterday, is down ~30% today.
Who is to say only microcaps are risky?
Market cap doesn't define risk. The expectations embedded in the price do.
Whenever someone gives you a round number price target for a stock (like a 600 stock having a target of 1000), know that it is not arrived after a well thought out maths.
Having a trust in your process ensures that you don't get swayed by all the hot stories and IPO peddled as next big thing at any valuation.
Spend time in figuring what works and double down on it.
US AI labs slowing down and delaying IPO should be seen as a function of expanding losses without having a light at the end of tunnel.
All the high flying AI/ data center stories should get some sense.