Famous Investors
Lessons from the legends: what built their wealth, what tripped them up, and what’s worth borrowing.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala: Strategy & Lessons
How the Big Bull built ₹40,000 cr from a small punt on Tata Tea, and the discipline most retail misses.
Radhakishan Damani: The Quiet Billionaire
How a shy man with no MBA outlasted a generation of louder traders, and built DMart into a retail giant.
Vijay Kedia: The Small-Cap Whisperer
From conductor jobs to a multi-thousand crore portfolio. The SMILE framework that powers Kedia’s small-cap picks.
Ramesh Damani: Patience as Strategy
Three decades on Dalal Street and counting. The investing philosophy of CNBC’s most-quoted veteran.
Ashish Kacholia: The Small-Cap King
How the founder of Lucky Securities became India’s most-tracked small-cap hunter, and what he looks for.
Porinju Veliyath: The Value Contrarian
Buying the unloved, the overlooked, the broken. The Equity Intelligence playbook, and where it has stumbled.
Nemish Shah: The Enam Founder
The original long-term Indian investor. Why Nemish Shah holds for decades, and what that costs him in the short run.
Benjamin Graham: The Father of Value
The framework behind every value investor on this page, Mr. Market, margin of safety, and the intelligent investor.
Charlie Munger: Mental Models
The latticework of mental models. Inversion, second-order thinking, and the discipline of saying “no” more than “yes”.
Warren Buffett: Investing Principles
From a paper route to Berkshire Hathaway. The principles that compounded ₹100 into a personal fortune of ₹100,000 cr+.
Dolly Khanna: The Quiet Compounder
A husband-wife portfolio worth hundreds of crores, built one mid-cap at a time, with disclosures every retail watches.
Peter Lynch: Invest in What You Know
The Magellan Fund manager who beat the S&P for 13 straight years, by buying companies he could explain to a child.
