Building a list of people you should follow to get Financial gyan. Most tweets revolve around money, markets and behaviour when it comes to both of them. Let’s learn by sharing what each of us here read/ follows.
(This is a Wiki and editable by all, add people you follow below along with some of their tweets you relate to the most)
Follow Anupam Gupta here.
Beware, festive sales are coming. Advice I would want to swear by:
What matters while it comes to investing, and sometimes its just 3 things
Follow D.Muthukrishnan here
He is a Certified Financial Planner and calls himself an Amateur investor.
How he talks about time as a factor across multiple of his tweets! Something many of us miss out.
The last one reminded of this article, a good read!
Anupam also has a great Podcast! by the name Paisa Vaisa https://ivmpodcasts.com/paisavaisa
You should check it out!
Follow Kayezad Adajania here.
Heads personal fianance at moneycontrol. Everything from changes in the regulatory framework that affects your investing to avoiding investing mistakes!
Definitely follow P V Subramanyam, popularly known as the Author of Retire Rich here.
The Do’s and don’t of investing in markets!
Who doesn’t like Book suggestions?
Deepak Shenoy, founder at CapitalMind.
Buying a house, there is no simple answer to this!
https://twitter.com/capitalmind_in/status/1330798877885214723?s=20
Information Asymmetry and building wealth go hand in hand. Here’s how:
https://twitter.com/deepakshenoy/status/1330242255379177473?s=20
A technical take at markets by Sharavan Venkataraman
50 rookie mistakes to avoid as a stock market beginner - a thread.
Basics of systematic thinking about trading strategies
A post was merged into an existing topic: Become better at investing (a mega thread of Tweets by experts)
An Industry veteran and founder, fund manager at Helios Capital Samir Arora shares all his tib-bits on twitter!
Alok Jain, A SEBI registered Investment Advisor and momentum trading proponent runs WeekendInvesting and has model portfolios one can invest into.
Aswath Damodaran Teacher at NYU’s Stern School of Business shares a data update on markets and finance!
and also shares his classes. with everyone