The Making of a Value Investor: What a bear market taught me about investing

It's great book

Full of insights and observations about the equity markets in India. If information is X, then knowledge is X raised to the power of 2, and experience is X raised to the power of 3, and insights is X raised to the power of 4. Information is a commodity and freely available and hence has no value in today’s world. On the other end of the scale is insight that only comes with experience and is of infinite value. This is what this worthy book is all about. I am looking forward to more learning from this esteemed author in the coming years as he is quite young and has a long runway in front of him.

Authors shares how he has tackal and handles the small cap crash and you get to learn how big investor like gautam thinks

Wow

Very well articulated by Gautam in themost realistic manner with chronological order of dates during the bear market ,the learnings , observations and what not to do in future

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Excellent book

The journal unfolds his personal learning, highlighting his own victories and failures and making his way through the bear market and rising above all. Baid's storytelling, akin to a journey through time, skillfully immerses readers in his evolving worldview. The chronological presentation of journal entries, accompanied by insightful retrospective commentary, opens up a treasure trove of timeless investment principles.Coming from a non-trading background, bear market goes above my head. However, with his side by side commentry, the author has made the content intriguing and understandable. His experiences has now become a roadmap for me and readers, offering profound insights into the essence of value investing.Overall, the book transcends its narrative, delivering invaluable lessons on navigating financial markets and cultivating resilience.