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Sandeep Tyagi

The Little Book of Big Gains

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Gulaq, Minimalist Art of Investment, is a book meant to guide anyone interested in investing without spending a lot of time, or effort. The book will teach you the basic investment approach which will put you ahead of majority of investors in terms of results. Written by Sandeep Tyagi, CEO of the first quantitative investment firm built in India. Learn how to compete effectively and perform better than average, in the world of stock market, algo trading, and hedge funds.
The book covers how to build an investment plan, assess your goals and targets, and adjust those targets based on your risk tolerance and needs. It explains how to implement this plan at a low cost and achieve reliable results. It also explains what does not work in the noisy world of investments. How to assess advisors and products and what to ignore. Finally, for those who want to go deeper, it answers questions about market timing, tax optimization and rebalancing portfolio. After every chapter there are questions to help you assess your own understanding. This book can save you unnecessary fees, and lost opportunity of generating a lifetime of uninspiring returns.
Investments & SecuritiesBusiness
145 printed pages
Publication year
2024
Publishers
Bloomsbury Publishing, Bloomsbury India

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  • Don Woskahas quoted5 days ago
    Let us look at what kinds of returns these two main sources of investments have given over the past 40 years.
    In equity, the track record of Sensex is shown in Figure 1.1. When we look at it annually, the return varies between 82.1% and −52.5%. When we see it on a rolling2 5-year basis, it varies between 43.1% and −1.8%. And when we see the rolling 10-year return, then it varies between 23.5% and 2.6%. The average return is 17.8%.
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    • Don Woskahas quoted5 days ago
      Equity refers to the investments in stocks, where the returns are variable, and debt is where the rate of return is fixed at the time of investment itself. Let us look at what kinds of returns these two main sources of investments have given over the past 40 years.
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