No Laughing Matter This Investing
O ovoj e-knjizi
When Swami, the impatient bloke with a heart of gold, and Jigneshbhai, his wise, calm friend and financial advisor get together to talk over coffee, their questions don't stop, and the answers keep coming. This book is a collection of such thought-provoking coffee conversations on investing between the two friends.
This is a collection of coffee conversation between 2011-2016 and reference many of the events around investing and economy that happened during that period. The events and conversations are topical and reflect the mood of the moment at that time, but often the wisdom that they reflect is timeless.
Some of the topics you will find in this collection include
· Investing downgrades
· Role of faith,
· European Union issues,
· Mixing Cricket with Investing (and the Retail Investor's Retirement like Sachin Tendulkar's!),
· Government Policies,
· Record Highs, and many more.
These musings and essays deal with the temperament and behavioural aspects of Investing in the context of happenings and events. Sometimes, conversations over coffee can say a lot. Especially the ones with Jigneshbhai, Swami and the wealthy old man.
If you are interested in small snippets filled with humour and wisdom that are quick topical reads around investing, business and economy, this collection of coffee conversations is for you! Get your copy now!!
O autoru
Ranjit Kulkarni is an author with a penchant for portraying characters from the real world and weaving stories around their apparently mundane lives. He is the creator of Jigneshbhai and Swami.
Born and brought up in Mumbai, Kulkarni spent his childhood in the environs of urban, middle-class India. As an adult, he spent over two decades as a corporate executive in technology and consulting; and his writing is inspired from his experiences from the real urban world of work and life.
With his constant knack for observation and a deep-seated fondness of reflection, he loves crafting sensitive tales that entertain and provoke thought. When not writing, Kulkarni loves reading and going on trips with his wife.
