So, it’s our fav Friday and Personal Finance (PF) topics will be all high on charts. IMHO, learning PF is a life long journey as instruments keep evolving, dynamics keep changing.
To keep updated about ever evolving topics, what are the sources you use to learn (watsapp forwards not included ;) ).
Some of the sources, I use -
Research reports of ICICI Direct - Team under Dharmesh shah explain various factors impacting the particular counter, they aggregate various data points and make good arguments for/against any counter. These reports helped me visualise beyond the (P/E) as I prefer value-based investing style.
Investor outreach by Parag Parikh AMC - I enjoy reading/watching commentaries by this particular fund house. Learnt a lot about various investment products from these sessions. They provide good frameworks to look at future markets.
Books - Some of the classics provide a holistic view of various investment cycles, patterns. They can become very interesting if you have a long term knowledge gain about PF. My favs are - Coffee can investing, The Intelligent Investor, Behavioural finance books by Parag Parikh.
Feel free to add your sources and build a community repository. Happy Money Minting!
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DISCLAIMER - I have no intentions to become a finfluencer. These posts are just to trigger personal finance conversations as I see many noobs chasing small/mid caps without a fundamental understanding.
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