He presented a study in the book comparing two groups:
Stocks to Riches: Insights on Investor Behaviour Parag Parikh He presented a study in the book comparing
Parikh’s insight was that we treat Mr. Market as our manager , not our servant. For me, it was the chapter on how
For those who have read it, what was your biggest "aha" moment? For me, it was the chapter on how we treat "paper profits" differently from realized cash. You buy a stock at ₹1,000
A must-read for every Indian investor who is tired of losing money despite doing "everything right." It transforms you from a speculator into an owner.
: Use tools like Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) to remove emotional decision-making and avoid the trap of timing the market.
You buy a stock at ₹1,000. It falls to ₹600. You refuse to sell because you are "anchored" to the ₹1,000 price. You tell yourself, "I will sell when I break even." Parikh calls this madness. The stock doesn't know your purchase price. The market does not owe you a return to your anchor. He advised treating every decision as if you are buying the stock today for the first time.