Learnings
Learnings
Why Overhype Gets Attention and Why You Should Avoid It
Social media rewards fear, urgency, outrage, and exaggerated promises because emotion drives engagement. But overhype may win attention today while slowly...
Why Every Trader Should Learn Partial Derivatives
Partial derivatives are the foundation of modern options trading, quantitative finance, and algorithmic trading. Learn how concepts like Delta, Gamma, Theta,...
Understanding Telegraphic Transfer for International Investments
If you have ever invested in global stocks through platforms like INDmoney, Vested Finance, Stockal, or Fi Money, you may have...
Three Cups of Chaos: Inside a MacroView Conversation
In this Mumbai chai shop conversation, the trader, the investor, and the neutral friend are not merely debating markets. They are...
What is “TACO” negotiation strategy
The so-called “TACO” negotiation strategy—short for Trump Always Chickens Out—emerged as a satirical label for Donald Trump’s trade tactics. The pattern...
Thriving in Markets and Beyond – The First Mover Advantage and the Art of Evolving
Every trader knows that timing is everything. The right entry can make or break a trade. The same is true when...
Mumbai, Markets, and Masala Chai: An Investing Chat
Ravi and Nirmal, two Mumbai buddies, dive into a lively chai-time banter on investing, swapping vada pav analogies and poking fun...
The State of India’s Stock Market: What Every Retail Investor Needs to Know in 2025
The Indian stock market stands at an inflection point. With 11.4 crore registered investors actively participating in the markets, we're witnessing...
Key Learnings from The Imitation Game on How to Track Smart Money
If you've seen The Imitation Game, you’ll remember how Alan Turing and his team cracked the Enigma code - but didn’t...
How Fund Managers Use VaR to Survive Market Shocks
When you’re managing serious capital in the markets, making money is only half the job. The other half is not losing...
What Traders and Investors Can Learn from Thinking, Fast and Slow
Markets are complex, but the human mind adds a layer of complexity most traders underestimate. Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow...