Books for 2019


Books, Decision Making, Expected Value, Luck, Probability

Thinking in Systems Systems are like Russian nesting dolls—a system that has its own subsystems is also part of a larger system which is part of another larger system. As an example, a supply chain consists of many different industries where within each industry, sit hundreds of companies. Each of these companies is further made […]

Books for 2017


Books, Psychology, Risk

Whatever you decide to call yourself whether as a trader, speculator, value investor, growth investor, fundamental analyst, technical analyst, a hybrid of both and so on it doesn’t matter. You are a capital allocator. The role of a capital allocator is to allocate capital in the most efficient way that maximizes long-term return. Simple as […]