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Gordon
@gordonmax
Shepherding illiquid assets by day, liquid assets by night. Personal views. 🇮🇳
Mumbai Katılım Aralık 2009
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@kapil_tandon “Two sectors doing well in a World War” is just the kind of armchair analysis that has become mainstream these days. Ppl who don’t realise that if it rains everyone will get wet!
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Soon one will need a phone to read a newspaper 😕
Shyam Sekhar@shyamsek
When you need to put a statutory advertisement and still don't want people to see your results. We keep inventing new ways all the time !
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Can’t stop them. Poor risk / return. If how I think is how I trade, will junk this idea and look for the next one
Ben Calusinski@BCalusinski
BlackRock Quant Interview Question How you answer reveals how you think, and how you think determines how you trade Interested to see some of your answers👇
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History will be kind to you Dr Singh! … Go well, sir!
Sanjeev Bikhchandani@sbikh
Ramu Damodaran posted this anecdote about Dr. Manmohan Singh in a St. Stephen’s College Alumni Whatsapp Group. With Ramu’s permission I am posting it here “My first meeting with Dr MMS was in July ‘91, the day I joined Prime Minister Narasimha Rao’s office. The devaluations of the rupee had taken place a few days earlier. He came to the PM’s Race Course Road office and walked straight into his room from the car. On the way out he detoured to come to my room. He had a small envelope in his hand which he gave me saying “please make sure this is credited to PM’s Relief Fund.” I opened the envelope after he left to find a cheque for a huge amount I cannot now precisely remember . With it a note saying “Representing the difference in rupee value of my assets abroad consequent upon devaluation.”” There are huge lessons in this story for all founders, start ups, investors, managers, business leaders and others around integrity, probity, good governance, resolving conflict of interest, not profiting from inside information etc. etc. Thank you Dr. Manmohan Singh. Thank you Ramu_Damodaran for this story. @Ramu_Damodaran
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Recommend me the best youtube video you saw recently could be any topic or length
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Apparently this happened! …
Economy of Pakistan@Pakistanomy
A PIA flight left Toronto for Karachi 2 hours and 56 minutes earlier than scheduled, leaving all passengers behind. At first, when someone shared the post, we considered it fake, but the flight details confirm the story. The traveler was right: What kind of airline does that?😂
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Khemani makes a good case, but one thing I have learnt over 20y is that when it rains “everyone” - no matter how well you manage the macro - gets wet. Even if rains somewhere else in the world
Sekhar@LearningEleven
Most are directly or indirectly worried about deep correction in the markets. Vikas Khemani shares wonderful insights, on why it may not be the case, with data points! Credits: @SunriseFinanci2
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ashwin now has as many test hundreds as dhoni
#INDvBAN
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@gdalmiathinks He used to be the head chef at Masque, Mumbai. Guess I have to now visit Naar!
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Excellent tasting-menu dinner, curated by chef Prateek Sandhu, founder of the iconic restaurant Naar. (Now I understand why Naar is often regarded as possibly the best restaurant in India!)
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Strong case for a dislike button, but that way how will you make a business out of outrage?
Elon Musk@elonmusk
The 𝕏 algorithm assumes that if you interact with content, you want to see more of that content. One of the strongest signals is if you forward 𝕏 posts to friends, it assumes you like that content a lot, because it takes effort to forward. Unfortunately, if the actual reason you forwarded the content to friends was because you were outraged by it, we are currently not smart enough to realize that.
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