I recently got quoted in the national business daily Economic Times Wealth Magazine section. You can download the full 'Q&A Ask The Expert' section here. Or just check the image below for my quote:
Category: Interviews
My Interview with Morningstar
I recently got interviewed by Morningstar. If you invest in Mutual Funds, you would already know about Morningstar. It's a globally respected, independent research organization that focuses on providing ratings for mutual funds and other financial products. The interview had…
My Interview with Stock & Ladder
Recently, I got interviewed by Ravichand of Stock & Ladder. The interview was originally published here (at Investing Chat with Dev Ashish). It covers my background, investment philosophy (and how it has evolved over the years), how I invest and other…
Featured in Mumbai Mirror (for How to Retire at 40)
My wife and I got some coverage in Mumbai Mirror a few days back. The coverage was about people in India are working towards their Financial Independence (or Early Retirement) and trying to answer the question 🙂 How to Retire at 40? Here is the article: And…
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Featured in Times of India (for Early Retirement)
My wife and I got some coverage in Times of India a few weeks back. The coverage was mainly about how some Indians are working towards their Financial Independence (or let’s say Early Retirement). Here is the article: After the article…
Interview – A Financially Independent Entrepreneur
This interview is of a person who has already achieved his Financial Independence and FIRE (What?). In his previous avatar, Ram Medury has worked as a CIO in IT and Financial sectors. Currently (and after achieving his Financial Freedom), he…
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Interviewing a Rich & Anonymous Investor
This guy is financially independent. He prefers that I don’t call him rich. 🙂 Manages an 8-9 figure portfolio for himself and family. Is a full-time investor. Straight talker. Is smart and extremely sensible when it comes to money. So…
Interview with Jonathan Clements (1008+ Articles for WSJ)
I have been a fan of Jonathan Clements’ writings for years. He is a celebrated writer who writes about Personal Finance and Financial Planning - Best known for writing (hold your breath) more than 1008 articles for The Wall Street Journal! So…
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My Interview with Wealthy
It’s a little overwhelming to be asked questions. 😉 I’d rather be the one asking the questions. That said, Wealthy.in interviewed me sometime back about investing, personal finance and what I think about money, in case you are interested. So…
Interview with John Huber – Part 2
You can read Part 1 of this interview here.Dev: As a long-term investor, how should one control oneself to not to panic? Also, when should one panic (say, panic to buy more when markets falls a lot)?John: This just comes from maintaining…
Interview with John Huber – Part 1
John Huber is portfolio manager at Saber Capital Management and author of the popular investing blog Base Hit Investing. In his own words, his investment style (which is amazingly methodical) is influenced by Warren Buffett, Ben Graham, Walter Schloss and Joel Greenblatt. …
Financial Principles by Jason Zweig. Guaranteed to Make You Smart.
When it comes to investing or personal finance, there’s a world of difference between a good advice and an advice that sounds good. It might not seem obvious at first, but there is. And Jason Zweig is one of the…
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Interview With Mid-Cap Mogul Kenneth Andrade
Image Source: Livemint I recently had the privilege of talking to Kenneth Andrade, who is widely acknowledged as one of the best fund managers in the mid-cap space in India. Most people already know this legend and many refer…
Interview with Morgan Housel – Part 3
You can read previous two parts of this interview here (1) and here (2). Dev: For most common investors, it’s suggested that they should Dollar-Cost Average* through mutual funds. Not trade much in individual stocks. Buy some shares directly here…
Interview with Morgan Housel – Part 2
You can read Part 1 of this interview here. Dev: As an investor, hardest thing about investing is to find a balance between 1) Riding out periods temporarily unfavorable to your views and 2) Realizing your views are wrong and…