Research, experts, social media, and AI have made information almost unlimited. The harder investing skill may now be deciding what deserves to change your mind. Rahul Ghose Twenty years ago, if I wanted to understand a company, there were only some places I could go. I could read the annual report, speak to a broker, … We Have More Information on Investing Now Than Ever in History. Why Are We Not More Confident?

What happens when a generation wants money to create freedom throughout life, while investing itself still demands patience? By Rahul Ghose  For a long time, investing followed a fairly familiar life plan. You started earning, saved some money, bought a house, provided for your family, and kept investing for retirement. If everything went reasonably well, … Gen Z Doesn’t Want to Wait Until 60 to Feel Rich. What Does That Change?

Or Have We Misunderstood What Risk Means to Women Investors All Along? For years, women have been described as conservative investors. There is enough evidence to make that description sound reasonable. SEBI’s Investor Survey 2025 found that 82% of women preferred low-risk investments, compared with 78% of men. If that were the only number available, … Are Women in India Really Taking Risks with Their Investments?

I have worked in these markets for more than fifteen years. By the time I started, trading had already moved onto the screen. I worked at Sharekhan, spent years around investment and wealth management, handled corporate portfolios and interacted closely with family offices. Today, as the founder of Hedged.in, I still find myself having versions … When Will the Market Go Up?

Retail investors are now being invited into the pre-IPO and private-deal world the wealthy have always owned. Here is the machine underneath the returns, and why the invitation alone is not enough.    A friend recently asked me a question I am hearing more and more: “How do these family offices and big investors make so … How the Rich Really Invest, and Why You Cannot Simply Copy Them

When investors stop analyzing a company and start defending a belief, risk changes shape. Some companies do not enter the market as stocks. They enter as movements. That is what makes the SpaceX IPO conversation so useful for retail investors. It is not only a story about rockets, satellites, Starlink, artificial intelligence, Mars, or Elon … What the SpaceX IPO Hype Teaches Us About