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Skill vs Luck — What Really Decides Your Investing Success?
access_time 2025-10-06T04:49:33.889Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Skill vs Luck — What Really Decides Your Investing Success? Have you ever wondered why some people seem to always make money in the stock market while others struggle? It might look like they are very smart or have some secret trick. But the truth is — in investing, your results come from both skill...
Why Do People Sell Too Early?
access_time 2025-09-13T09:38:53.708Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Why Selling Early Can Hurt Your Investments Why Selling Early Can Hurt Your Investments Have you ever sold a stock too soon, only to see it go much higher later? Many people make this mistake. The truth is simple: patience is the secret to making money in the stock market. Last month, my friend call...
Base Rate: The Simple Rule to Avoid Money Mistakes
access_time 2025-07-30T12:12:11.237Z face Rajasekar
Base Rate: The Simple Rule to Avoid Money Mistakes 1. What is Base Rate? Base rate means the average chance of something happening. Example: If most cars on the road are white, it’s normal that many accidents involve white cars. It doesn’t mean white cars are unsafe. 2. Why It Matters in Investing I...
Why Most People Fail at Buying the Dip – And What It Really Takes
access_time 2025-06-14T09:24:27.376Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Why Most People Fail at Buying the Dip – And What It Really Takes You often hear the advice: “Buy the dip!” It means buying a stock when the price falls. Many people believe this is how to make money in the stock market. But if it’s that easy, why do so many people lose money? Professor Aswath Damod...
How to Stay Calm During Market Volatility
access_time 2024-11-29T01:22:05.223Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
How to Stay Calm During Market Volatility The stock market is an inherently dynamic environment. Peaks and troughs, sudden surges, and unexpected declines are all part of the game. While these fluctuations are normal, they often test investors' resolve, leading to anxiety or impulsive decision-makin...