EQ Saturday Sapience #148
Equity Intelligence 6th December 2025
Quote for the Week
“The problem isn’t that investors never learn a lesson. It’s that they learn the wrong lessons…. Every investing craze turns out to be another iteration of the same old story: the quest for the Holy Grail of high returns at low risk with no work. In the 1980s and early 1990s, it was mutual funds run by active managers. In the mid-1990s, it was emerging markets. In the late 1990s, it was internet stocks. In the early 2000s, it was real estate. Then it was ‘inverse’ funds that benefit from falling markets. Next it was private alternatives, then cryptocurrency, NFTs, and SPACs. The quest for the investing Holy Grail is always futile. To earn higher-than-average returns, you must take extra risk and you must commit additional time and effort. You’re kidding yourself if you think there’s a shortcut.” —Jason Zweig
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Podcast for the Week
India’s Growth Leap: Insights from EAC-PM Member Shamika Ravi... Watch more
Articles for the Week
e-Viatara set to arrive. Will Maruti’s entry shift EV industry into top gear?... From a 543-km range to 2,000 charging points and an all-India service network, Maruti is betting that infra, not early-mover advantage, will decide India’s future EV leader… Read more
Priceless experiences, premium prices... Destination weddings bring luxury and spectacle within reach of the Indian brides and grooms. The destination wedding segment has been growing exponentially, and all branded hotels now focus on this market… Read more
GIFT City: India’s emerging rival to Dubai and Singapore... Today, GIFT City hosts 1,034 registered entities and 38 banks with $100.14 billion in assets. Ranked 46th globally on the Global Financial Centres Index (its highest ever), GIFT City has become the primary mechanism through which global capital acesss India’s fast growing economy... Read more
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