Ankush Agrawal (@ankush__agrawal) 's Twitter Profile
Ankush Agrawal

@ankush__agrawal

Founder- surgecapital.in | Chartered Accountant | "Never Wishing, Always Trading"

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linkhttps://www.surgecapital.in/sharedresearch calendar_today20-08-2011 11:16:13

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Portfolio looks good, results are good and finding good new ideas. All thats needed is market to find some trend and portfolio goes BOOM!

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Vinod Khosla on tradeoffs- "Say if you bet your life on being the best cricketer and you dont make it, then you are a waiter" "its about making a choice of whether you want to take that 0.01% probability chance of being the best cricketer and the rest of the probability being

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#AnthemBio’s earnings call is a masterclass every CRDMO student should hear—packed with sharp insights and critical thinking. Jonathan Hunt would do well to listen closely and learn how to engage without resorting to cheap sarcasm.

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In microcap it's a great sign when a stock is moving up and no one is talking about it. It's usually a bad sign when a stock is moving up and everyone is talking about it.

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"The concept of "priced in" is overused by investors when it's really terminology for traders working on much shorter durations"

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"Competition is always scary, but competition against a juggernaut that seems to have permission from its shareholders to not turn any profits is really frightening."

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In investing, when you buy matters as much as what you buy. And one of the most overlooked opportunities is finding a company while its moat is still under construction.  At this stage, the earnings will be lumpy and unusually difficult to predict. Less profitable operations are