Many investors secretly compare their portfolios to others — and it quietly destroys their confidence, discipline, and returns. This article breaks down the psychology behind portfolio comparison, FOMO, and why chasing someone else’s gains is the fastest way to lose money.
Ever felt smarter after your stock crashes? Welcome to the mind game called hindsight bias. This blog breaks down why our brain suddenly becomes a market expert only after losses and how regret quietly pushes us into averaging down, panic selling, holding losers, and repeating the same mistakes.
Cheap stocks look harmless, but this is exactly why cheap stocks trap you. They lure investors with low prices, oversized fantasies, and the promise of multibagger miracles — while quietly exploiting every psychological bias we carry. The real danger isn’t the stock itself. The danger is the story your mind builds around it.
Most investors trust ROE without realising how easily it can lie. Two companies can post the same ROE and still be complete opposites—one a compounding machine, the other a disaster waiting to happen. This blog reveals the three numbers hidden behind ROE that expose a company’s true character, and why smart investors always look beyond the surface.
Introduction In modern markets, narratives change faster than ever, and fundamentals often reveal the true picture far later than investors
