This framework emerged during a recent conversation with a new partner, one of those discussions that begins with portfolio construction and quietly drifts into philosophy, usually without anyone quite noticing when the transition happens. It struck me that investors tend to fall into two broad camps: the physicist and the biologist. The physicist believes markets…
The only New Year’s resolution that truly matters
Well, setting New Year’s resolutions is like signing up for a gym membership in January. It is a bold move but sticking to it can feel like an Olympic sport. The trick is not just about starting strong, it is about staying persistent and flexible enough to adapt when life throws curveballs. So why not…
Hard years, honest lessons
Trading has a way of reminding us politely at first, then aggressively that experience is not a force field. Even highly seasoned professionals get humbled. If trading were easy, everyone would be retired by now, preferably somewhere warm, arguing about which year they almost nailed the top. I came across the following comment from a…
From euphoria to reset
I picked up this latest commentary from a partner while rushing to a meeting, proof that markets have an excellent sense of timing, and not always a helpful one. Here is a section: The digital asset markets have delivered yet another year of profound contrasts, one that tested convictions while reinforcing the sector’s long-term trajectory….
The Bhagavad Gita
My exposure to the Bhagavad Gita has also been an integral part of my Transcendental Meditation (TM) journey as a Sidha. As I have deepened my meditation practice, the teachings of the Gita have taken on even greater significance. The Bhagavad Gita is a timeless conversation between Lord Krishna and the warrior Arjuna, set on…