behavioral finance

April 23, 2026

Horizontal bar chart of yearly multibagger shares (FY20–FY25): FY20 28, FY21 26, FY22 22, FY23 18, FY24 14, FY25 11 (FY25 bar in green).

Invert, Always Invert: Charlie Munger’s Cornerstone Mental Model for Avoiding Small-Cap Disasters in Indian Value Investing

Charlie Munger's favourite mental model — invert the question. Instead of 'how do I find the next multibagger?', ask 'how do I guarantee small-cap losses?' A disciplined Indian inversion checklist, illustrated by Titan Biotech's FY25 audited numbers.

April 13, 2026

Dark blue article header with large white title 'The Sunk Cost Fallacy' and green italic subtitle; below is a four-block infographic showing Lucky (gray), Disciplined Investor (green), Confused (light gray), and Bias-Trapped (orange).

The Sunk Cost Fallacy: Why Indian Investors Refuse to Sell Their Worst Stocks and How This Silent Wealth Destroyer Makes You Throw Good Money After Bad — The Complete Value Investor’s Guide to Breaking Free From the Most Dangerous Decision Trap on Dalal Street

📅 Published April 12, 2026 (Saturday) The Most Expensive Words in Investing: “But I’ve Already Put So Much Money Into It” With the SENSEX at 77,550 […]

April 12, 2026

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Herd Mentality: Why Following the Crowd on Dalal Street Is the Fastest Way to Destroy Your Wealth — How Independent Thinking Separates Multibagger Investors from the Losing Majority in Indian Markets

Herd mentality is the single most wealth-destroying behavioral bias in Indian markets. Learn why following the crowd always leads to losses and how independent thinking creates multibagger returns.

April 9, 2026

Hero header with dark blue background reading 'Survivorship Bias' and subtitle; below is a four-block infographic: left column has 'Lucky' (top, gray) and 'Confused' (bottom, light gray); right column has 'DIScIPLINED INVESTOR' (top, green) and 'BIAS-TRAPPED' (bottom, orange).

Survivorship Bias: The Invisible Statistical Trap That Makes Indian Investors Overestimate Returns, Chase Past Winners, and Ignore the Graveyard of Failed Stocks — How to Think Clearly About Market Data and Build a Truly Resilient Portfolio

📅 Published April 09, 2026 (Thursday) The Dangerous Illusion: Why the Stocks You Study Are Not the Full Picture Every Indian investor has heard stories like […]

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