psramkumar @psrkram

Joined June 2012

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Daniel @MnkeDaniel

11 months ago

Nick Sleep is a rather unknown investor who crushed the market with over 20% CAGR. He wrote phenomenal Investing Letters. Here's a summary of the most important points from 12 years of Letters:

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Roshan Kishore @Roshanjnu

4 years ago

Dipankar Gupta once asked Andre Beteille what defined a true intellectual. Here’s what he said

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Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4

a year ago

Schopenhauer, good morning

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Investing by the Books Podcast @IB_Redeye

3 years ago

Reading books is great; discussing them with their authors is even better. Here are our talks with the people behind five incredible investing books:

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Fundoo Professor @Sanjay__Bakshi

a year ago

Regardless of what’s happening in India today, focus in the fundamental investing community should shift back to what matters most- corporate earnings growth, the long-term trajectory of that growth, entry multiples, dividend yields, returns on invested capital, and the prospects…

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D.Muthukrishnan @dmuthuk

a year ago

We expect the markets to provide: 1+1+1+1+1+1+1 = 7 Whereas markets provide: 2-1+1+2+2-2+3 = 7 We expect markets to provide linear returns. Markets always provide lumpy returns. Most of the investors miserably fail to understand this. That's why wealth creation is difficult.

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psramkumar @psrkram

4 years ago

Remember It Well: How to Learn Better via UCLA Magazine magazine.ucla.edu/depts/lifesign…

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Kevin Hartnett @KSHartnett

4 years ago

People often say "physics influences math." I wanted to know what that really means, which led me to write this new story for @QuantaMagazine. It's about the leading-edge of physics-math interaction today, which takes place around quantum field theory. quantamagazine.org/the-mystery-at…

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FS @farnamstreet

5 years ago

Perfect responses to problems do not exist. Every solution creates future problems. Good responses fix the problem and prevent it from happening again. Great ones make future problems easier and not harder.

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Va Nagappan வ நாகப்பன் व नागप्पन 🇮🇳 @nagappanv

5 years ago

தேவைக்கு மேலாகவே படிக்கிறோம் - தேவையானதையல்ல . . . !

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psramkumar @psrkram

5 years ago

I just grabbed @JDavidStark's free e-book "How to Budget Your Time: A Guide for Regular, Irregular, and Mixed Schedules." Get yours too. jdavidstark.com/subscribe/how-…

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psramkumar @psrkram

5 years ago

We live in a wondrous time, in which the strong is weak because of his scruples and the weak grows strong because of his audacity. quotes.thefamouspeople.com/otto-von-bisma…

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James Clear @JamesClear

5 years ago

If you don’t do it consistently, it’s not a habit. It’s a hobby.

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James Clear @JamesClear

5 years ago

Books are more likely to change minds than conversations. There is too much happening internally during conversation: - Did that sound stupid? - What do they think of me? - Will I lose the friendship over this opinion? Books can let you chew on an idea without social risk.

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psramkumar @psrkram

5 years ago

Who is a Philosopher? with Jason Reza Jorjani youtu.be/uTNON7Rz1PY via @YouTube

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psramkumar @psrkram

5 years ago

"தமிழ் கலாசாரம்தான் கெத்து” - இயற்கை விவசாயி கிருஷ்ண மெக்கன்ஸி | Aurovil... youtu.be/rex43VpphkA via @YouTube

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James Clear @JamesClear

5 years ago

When reading books or listening to podcasts or taking advice, remember that everyone is biased to their personal history. The world is complex and there is no single path to a success. Look for patterns that are repeated across many successful people, not single stories.

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Wealth Theory @Wealth_Theory

5 years ago

Strange reality: You would get more joy from slowly achieving your goal than you would from achieving it overnight and not achieving anything for a long time afterwards. The joy is in the journey.

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

7 years ago

FOUR Productivity FEYNMAN- strategies: i) Stop trying to know-it-all. ii) Don't worry about what others are thinking. iii) Don't think about what you want to be, but what you want to do. iv) Have a sense of humor and talk honestly.