AI is real. The progress is undeniable. We’re living through one of those rare moments in history when a new technology promises to change everything, just like electricity did in the 1900s and the internet in 1999. But just like every major revolution, the early phase is always filled with noise, hype, and wild bets. 

Berkshire Hathaway now holds nearly $340–350 billion in cash. This is the largest in its history. At first glance, it sounds shocking. Why would the world’s most successful investor keep so much idle cash when markets are near record highs?

The short video reels we scroll through on social platforms are designed with precision; fast-paced, ever-changing, and endless. This constant novelty keeps us hooked, training our brains to crave the next quick hit of stimulation. But here’s the warning: many scientific studies show that such instant stimulation is harmful. It subtly reshapes how we think, behave, focus, and make decisions. Over time, this rewiring weakens our ability to sustain attention, delay gratificatio

There’s a sudden IPO mad rush on Dalal Street. I know many friends who subscribe to every IPO, hoping for quick listing gains. This is not investing. This is gambling. Every few years, India witnesses an IPO frenzy, and 2025 is no different. This year, it’s more than a boom. It’s a full-blown IPO frenzy: 86 IPOs ₹1.7 lakh crore raised 70× average oversubscription 2+ crore retail applications

Vijayadashami celebrates the victory of good over evil. In investing, too, the greatest enemy is not the market, but the biases and behaviors within us. True wealth is created when we conquer these inner evils with patience, discipline, and wisdom.