Recently finished reading the book “What I learned about investing from Darwin” by Pulak Prasad. Awesome book. I liked it so much…its at high level like Intelligent Investor and Howard Mark’s Most Important Things.
My query about it is as follows :-
I totally agree with Buying good companies and also becoming permanent owners by never selling.
But in case of buying, as they have said, that they buy only when a major setback to market happens, like in their case they invested during Global Financial Crisis in 2008, then in Europe crisis in 2011 and then Covid crisis in 2020…and they really got good quality companies at very low valuations.
But in case of a normal investor like us, we have regular income, every month and we need to deploy this capital regularly. We dont mind, never selling, but while buying, we need to be regular. We cant buy only 3 times in 14 years. So where is the disconnect about my understanding? Am i on wrong understanding path?
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