Investments / General

Thinking fast and slow about valuations

The world recently learned of the passing of Daniel Kahneman, the psychologist who revolutionised economics, along with Amos Tversky and other collaborators.

Seven key themes to better understand today’s stock markets

Are We Nearly There?

Any adult who has embarked on a journey with a young child is undoubtedly well-acquainted with the infamous question, “Are we nearly there?” During a recent road trip, my five-year-old posed this question no less than ten times - the initial query occurring just a few minutes into our two-and-a-half-hour drive.

When to sell a stock

Warren Buffet’s favourite holding period for a stock is “forever”, but even he acknowledges there are valid reasons for selling a stock. Deciding when to sell a stock is something both professional and retail investors grapple with. In fact, it’s accepted wisdom that it is psychologically easier to buy a stock than to sell one.