Ashok Jainani

Primary elements to value stocks, but most investors don’t have a clear sense of what each implies and how to see these impacting entry-exit strategies

Investors must be aware that stock prices do not necessarily truly reflect the underlying company’s business performance. And likewise, politicians must not jump staking claim

Retail investors, who assumed that what worked so far will keep working, might again be victims of painful price and greed adjustment  After the WW-II,

Things hidden below the surface influence a particular situation, making it more complex than it at first seems Human mind and financial markets are a

Thirty spokes share the wheel’s hub; It is the center hole that makes it useful. – Lao Tzu “Whatever is subject to arising is subject

Truth can’t be said; What can be said isn’t truth – Lao Tzu Surprises never cease, madness never ends in this flickering world, more particularly

“Higher the risk, higher the returns.” Absolutely wrong. Beware! This is the advice only fools or the cheaters will give you. Higher the risk only

To err is human, to repeat is Market Gurus Lottery and underworld are the only two options that possibly offer you making easy money. But

Market speaks the truth; crowd speaks with a forked tongue The legendary 1940s technician Garfield Drew said “stocks don’t sell for what they are worth,

Don’t Last Long. Its season is over. Politics is politics. It has nothing to do with integrity and honesty. Politicians need not deliver on the

Love the idiots, because there are damn so many Anchoring is defined by psychologists as a tendency of the human mind to give disproportionate weight

“The strongest line of resistance against these pressures is a keen awareness of their existence and insidious power.” – Max Gunther, Zurich Axioms Herding is