Alfred Winslow Jones’ insight into short selling highlights the critical role of psychology in investing. While shorting demands scepticism...

Quote of the day by Maxime Lagacé carries a timeless lesson on self-awareness, inner peace, personal growth, and emotional intelligence. In...

Behavioural finance expert James Montier argues that investment success depends more on controlling emotions than predicting markets. By av...

Legendary investor Robert Kirby stresses that beating the market demands perspective, patience, and courage. These qualities are crucial fo...

Warren Buffett divided the investment universe into Inevitables, Highly Probables, and Impostors. The Inevitables are companies whose domin...

‘Oracle of Omaha’ Buffett’s investment style has been patient. He never chased quick returns and has always talked about the power of compo...

PMS-style mutual fund advisory can fetch you a curated selection of funds with allocation and execution embedded. This convenience faces a ...

An experiment demonstrates how survivorship bias can create the illusion of market genius. By selectively sharing successful predictions an...

Flexi cap mutual funds offer fund managers the flexibility to invest across market capitalizations and sectors, making them suitable for mo...

HDFC MF’s Navneet Munot tells Sanket Dhanorkar and Kayezad E. Adajania how navigating crises has shaped investing discipline, risk manageme...

Carl Icahn's "war chest" analogy highlights that sustained success in investing, particularly in takeovers, hinges on having ample "reserve...

markets fell March Iran US Israel conflict drove oil surge, hitting Dalal Street hard. Investor Vijay Kedia urges patience, stressing losse...

Vijay Kedia urges investors to stay calm amid market volatility, noting that losses are paper until realised. The market capitalisation of ...

Legendary investor Shelby M. C. Davis emphasised that long-term investing succeeds when discipline overrides emotion. Markets move in cycle...

"Investors want to invest more when the market is high and pull out money when the market is down."

To succeed, an investor must have the right temperament and reasonable expectations from the market.