Out of 17 stocks that I own, I am allowed to go wrong in 2-3 of them. Not going wrong shows that you are not taking enough risks or operating on the edge. Learning from mistakes is the number 1 way to improve as an investor. An excerpt from the annual letter :)
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18-19% ROE wale being bought by institutions at anywhere b/w 12 and 20x price to sales. Not many liked this space in 2013. Not many hate it today. Social validation in investing is a big curse ...
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#DeepakNitrite valuation is most attractive in the space...
— jeevan patwa (@jeevanpatwa) June 30, 2021
growth will be most explosive in the space... pic.twitter.com/8VYdWwFApY
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