Masterclass with Super-Investors

Wow. Enjoyed reading every page of this Book. Had longed for long to read about the thinking, mindset and the background of Great Indian Investors. The last book I could get was Indian Money Monarchs - Chetan Parikh. The longing to know about the Indian money masters would flare up, as the materials / books available were more about the American Investors. Vishal and Saurabh deserve compliment for writing and bringing out such a book. It would serve the investing community more - if a Paper back edition follows. May be a Equity Mutual Fund could promote it as a good marketing effort. Would recommend you to read this book, as the contents fully reflect the Title of the Book.

About quality of print & cover: Though book content is in Black & White; the paper, print, cover quality is simply awesome. Hardly I find such quality print in India. Full marks to publisher & seller. About Contents: This book is for people or investors who are at least 2-3 yrs in Indian stock market (especially value investing) with overview of financial statements/ratios and try to do some sort of basic level analysis before investing. More you are in Equity market, more you will appreciate and extract meaning from experience shared by these legends. You can co-relate the thought process, uncertainty and various other factors you go through when you invest. Full marks to writers Vishal & Saurabh for quality of the questions. These are very detailed questions, hard to find in any other interview. Note - I used to wait many a times get this book in discount during sell period on Amazon. But never ever saw this book going to discount sell. And perhaps rightly so.

It will be an eye opener for those who are willing to/ planning to make long term investment bets in stock market on serious note. In simple words, if you believe capital market can create value in long term then you are correct. The book has ample of examples to understand how master investors understood the markets and companies. It has basic Financial data of stated examples and also factors which led to growth of particular companies. Without real life examples, you really can not correlate the fundamentals and movement in stock price. The book is a repetitive read, and those who want to make quick money would find this book really boring. The reason being its all about time, rather than timing. The entire list of master investors has one thing in common, and that is they believed that capital market can create wealth. Choosing the right company has a power to change your fate so the conviction and belief in capital markets.

You get a glimpse of opinions of long term experts in markets, which you would never get by reading random books or by watching youtube videos. However, the book is written with the assumption that the reader understands the basics of stock markets and is not a complete 'do it yourself' kind of book. Very well written.

Excellent insight about lesser known wizards of Dallal street… 👍🏼