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May 16, 2026

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Myopic Loss Aversion (Benartzi & Thaler 1995): Why Indian Retail Investors Sabotage Long-Term Returns by Checking Portfolios Too Often

Myopic Loss Aversion — Benartzi & Thaler's 1995 Nobel-grade explanation of the equity premium puzzle, applied to Indian retail investors, with Titan Biotech FY25 audited numbers as an anti-MLA corporate-cadence case study.

May 16, 2026

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Net Debt to EBITDA Ratio: The Single Solvency Test Credit Analysts Care About Most

Net Debt to EBITDA is the single ratio professional credit analysts use most when assessing survival odds. This educational deep-dive teaches how to read it, where retail investors misinterpret it, and how Titan Biotech (BSE: 524717) FY25 audited numbers illustrate a -0.75x net-cash fortress reading. Not a buy/sell recommendation.

May 16, 2026

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Look-Through Earnings: Warren Buffett’s 1990 Berkshire Letter Framework for Measuring Your True Portfolio Earnings

Warren Buffett's 1990 Berkshire letter introduced look-through earnings — dividends plus your proportional share of retained profits. Why this single number reveals what your portfolio truly earned, illustrated by Titan Biotech FY25's high-retention, low-debt capex discipline.

May 15, 2026

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Ambiguity Aversion: Daniel Ellsberg’s 1961 Paradox and Why Indian Investors Prefer the Illusion of Probabilistic Certainty in Weekly Options Over the Honest Uncertainty of Long-Term Equity

Daniel Ellsberg's 1961 paradox shows humans pay a premium to avoid unknown probabilities, not just risk. This explains the bulk of Indian F&O loss data, sub-5-month equity holding periods and month-21 SIP abandonment. Titan Biotech FY25's disclosure architecture is read as a positive illustration of how a small-cap can collapse ambiguity for long-term investors. Educational case study only — no buy/sell call.