Vishal Bharadwaj

  Stock Market Amid Indo-Pak Tension On April 22, 2025, a devastating terrorist attack struck the Pahalgam region of India, claiming 26 lives. The brutality of the assault, where attackers interrogated victims about their religion—demanding Hindu or Muslim identification, forcing men to disrobe for verification, or compelling them to recite the Kalma—shocked the nation. Failure to comply resulted in execution in front of families. This heinous act not only broke the nation's heart but also fueled widespread anger, as it was clearly designed to sow hatred between communities. Such attacks demand a resolute response. I believe India must take decisive and robust measures to send an unequivocal message to perpetrators: India is a strong, modern nation that will leave no stone unturned to protect its citizens. By demonstrating unwavering resolve, India can deter future acts of terror and reaffirm its commitment to national security. How to Invest in War-Like Situations War-like situati...

  My Investments and Returns: April 2024 - March 2025 The Ground Rules Alright, folks, I’ve borrowed some of Warren Buffett’s genius ground rules from his famous letters—like borrowing your rich uncle’s best suit! I’m serving his wisdom with a sprinkle of my own goofy charm. Why? Because if you’re going to copy, go for the guy who buys companies like I buy snacks! Get ready for simple, Buffett-style tips that’ll make you feel like a money wizard—or at least fool your friends into thinking you are. Joke’s on them when you start sounding smarter than a stock market squirrel! Let’s roll! When we talk about yearly gains or losses, we mean market values—how our assets are valued at year-end compared to the start of the year. This may have little to do with realized results for tax purposes in a given year. Whether we do a good or poor job isn’t measured by whether we’re up or down for the year. Instead, it’s measured against the general performance of securities, like the S&P BSE Se...

  I am expressing my opinion and I reserve the right to be wrong. Before corona world have seen so many deadly viruses or deadly wars like swine flu, plaque, WWI, WWII etc. And each time human race prove themselves and back to the race even stronger. Although these situations affected economy very badly but one thing everyone accept that - every pandemic  or bad situation support selective industries like during war, arms manufacturing companies earn most and during pandemic associated with diseases its medical and health insurance industry which earns most.   So there lies a trick. If you follow this trick while making investments then in long term your investment can produce honey for your bread. In war situation arm industries earns most and during disease medical and insurance industry earns the most but trick lies in the durability of these type of situation. Question - how long it can sustain? its permanent or temporary? Most of the time you find answer is temp...

  Everyone has witnessed huge market decline in the month of March when our PM Narendra Modi suddenly announced lockdown to tackle covid pandemic. Sensex stock market index reached all time high of 42273.87 in January of 2020 and from there it fallen down to below 26000 pts, nearly 40 % down. And from there it started healing. Before this great fall my all investments were in undervalued stocks with very low P/E multiple, attractive earnings and exciting track record. Thanks to this quality stocks my own portfolio fall nearly 22 %. Although my 22% of capital vanished, I feel very delighted my portfolio beaten the market index(Sensex down nearly 40%) with significant points.  In the last year of your college generally you are not backed with huge capital support, and your capital is very limited. So securing capital is my first priority. Back on the track, I sold all the stocks with 22 % capital loss and secured rest of the principle capital, and added more capital from my pers...

  Disclaimer :-   This is not stock recommendation. Do your own research before buying or selling any stock. During my college days one of my roommate bought microwave oven and with this he got  very simple small corrugated box with brand name printed over it. When we unboxed, inside of it was a very simple but quit heavy glass bowl. It was simple, unattractive but quality product. This was the first impression of the company and its product. My roommates were busy in checking the oven and between this I was resting on bed with laptop on my lap checking financial status of the company. And whatever I saw, I started salivating.  Company name was " Borosil Renewables Ltd ". Company founded in 1962 was totally debt free and company reserve was more than its liabilities, from last ten years constantly growing its fixed asset and from last four years company was profitable. Company was working in two different industries, first solar glass manufacturing and second La...