Great initiative by the varsity team. Kudos to the efforts put in it. Amazing and well thought about content. Hope more and more people sees this series.
This is the best platform for learning. Zerodha varsity is doing tremendous job in the field of financial education. How they are presenting the content in a most simplified manner. Thanks to the. Zerodha team. All the 3 persons in this video are better than IIM professors in terms of delivering any topic.
The question is not about if the market is efficient or not it’s about how to find out the inefficiencies consistently over long periods of time and execute perfect trades there are only handful of investors who can do that but for general population i.e. 99.99% index funds are better route. Even Warren buffet said that and index funds are mainly based on efficient market hypothesis.
interesting rule that Charlie Munger used to swear by. In fact, even Warren Buffett swears by it too. Charlie Munger once commented that both he and Buffett have three file organisers on their desks. They have labelled them 'Yes', 'No', and 'Too hard'. If anyone sends them a business or a stock to analyse, it goes into one of these organisers. So, any stock they are given to analyse, they either 'yes', 'no' or term the stock as 'too hard' to analyse and move on. Any guesses where the highest number of companies end up? Well, they end up in the 'Too hard' basket. That's right. Buffett and Munger know nothing or very little about a large number of companies in the US. Hence, they label them 'too hard' straightaway and don't waste a lot of time digging deeper into them. This way, they can focus their time and attention on the limited number of companies they understand and believe they have an edge over others.
You are requested to upload warren Buffett letters in hindi so that every indian can understand easily and can relate... thank you... waiting for the response...
Great podcast keep posting in frequent manner
this is crazzzyyy! Amazing depth! Loving this series! Hope they drop more episodes soon! 😁
This how a great company works, give knowledge to people, make them interested and then they will all become your future clients.
Thanks Zerodha for initiating this kind of educational ventures .
Motilal Oswal ceo also reads it
Yas but ramdeo sir is not ceo he is a chairman
Loving your episode. Please continue to create series
Great initiative by the varsity team. Kudos to the efforts put in it. Amazing and well thought about content. Hope more and more people sees this series.
quick recall of the letters read long time ago. knowledge packed series.. eagerly waiting for future episodes..
I can't imagine that we are getting these things for free.
Now this is what I call the real Philanthropic work.
I'm already into this and excited for the upcoming episodes 💯
This is the best platform for learning. Zerodha varsity is doing tremendous job in the field of financial education. How they are presenting the content in a most simplified manner. Thanks to the. Zerodha team. All the 3 persons in this video are better than IIM professors in terms of delivering any topic.
You been to how many IIMs 😂😂😂😂??
I have been to none.. but I believe quality education is underrated…
keep posting 💯
Wonderful work by Zerodha team❤
Good one, keep posting.
The question is not about if the market is efficient or not it’s about how to find out the inefficiencies consistently over long periods of time and execute perfect trades there are only handful of investors who can do that but for general population i.e. 99.99% index funds are better route. Even Warren buffet said that and index funds are mainly based on efficient market hypothesis.
interesting rule that Charlie Munger used to swear by. In fact, even Warren Buffett swears by it too.
Charlie Munger once commented that both he and Buffett have three file organisers on their desks. They have labelled them 'Yes', 'No', and 'Too hard'.
If anyone sends them a business or a stock to analyse, it goes into one of these organisers.
So, any stock they are given to analyse, they either 'yes', 'no' or term the stock as 'too hard' to analyse and move on.
Any guesses where the highest number of companies end up? Well, they end up in the 'Too hard' basket.
That's right. Buffett and Munger know nothing or very little about a large number of companies in the US.
Hence, they label them 'too hard' straightaway and don't waste a lot of time digging deeper into them.
This way, they can focus their time and attention on the limited number of companies they understand and believe they have an edge over others.
You are requested to upload warren Buffett letters in hindi so that every indian can understand easily and can relate... thank you... waiting for the response...
Kuku FM pe hoga
editing >>>>
Please continue superb
Amazing stuff
Great podcast!
Instead of promoting foreign investors, you should focus on Indians too!!
Are you here to learn ? Or look at the face of the person white or brown
Good podcast but kite from zerodha always goes down during important days.. unable to add funds and sell the stocks during crucial days
Insightful
the statement that you said "Even a dumb person can run the business" I think this statement has been said by Peter Lynch
So helpful❤
next please make video why berkshire hatway is pileing up liquid cash currently siting on a mountain of 180 billion dollar
Are these episodes from snow ball book?
Great going zerodha
wow💕
Ye india nhi America h isiliye sirf English me baat kr rhe h😡😡
If u can't adjust with English then i want this in tamil it is indian language
Helpfull for self progress 👍
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