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[Podcast] Stock market returns are lumpy. Get used to it

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Our latest podcast episode is here, and it’s all about exploring the different ways investors make money in the market.

From thrilling arbitrage strategies to the art of short-term trading, we’ll cover it all in a language that even your neighbour’s fish could understand (well, almost!).

But that’s not all—our experts will take you on a journey through long-term fundamental investing and quantitative approaches too!

Expect some fascinating references, like the infamous LTCM blow-up, and how best investors (& trades) made their fortunes. We’ll also unravel the logic behind the elusive VC’s hunt for 50x returns and how even “value stocks” need a dash of momentum.

So, whether you’re an investing enthusiast or just curious about the market’s mysterious ways, you won’t want to miss this one.


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00:38 What do you think about the new all-time high? How do you view different types of investing strategies in the market and how to make money from these strategies?

24:27 The problem with peoples expectations: When I say stock markets do 12%, people expect this to be linear.

27:00 Concept of Expectancy

33:29 Problem in arbitrage is competition, so you need to lever yourself up

38:21 Option volatility trading – sell options expiring in 2 days and make the decay

46:32 When VC wins they need to win huge

49:50 Nifty monthly returns – how do quant strategies do?

56:52 We have just hit all time high. Based on the past data, how long can this good time potentially last? Which one is your favourite investing strategy?


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