Doc_Piyush

- It's a common occurence in financial markets that fired up majority usually lands into a disaster. It's wise to avoid participating in the euphoria of a popular entity which has maddening crowd on board because it crashes eventually. 🤔

- Just because a thing grows popular, doesn't mean you have to jump into it. Just because a popular idea pays you well to earn your confidence doesn't mean you get into it without due diligence. Skepticism will save you from troubles. 🤨

- In financial world, every firm is out to multiply the money of their clients through investing in the markets and any popular thing or an idea that gains traction giving quick returns invites greedy jerks on board which often has a tragic landing. 🤔

- Escape the mundane. 🤨

- I tend to get bored very easily because I have seen people talk about irrelevant boring bookish knowledge a lot. So if I'm interviewing for an investment firm, you have to be really interesting backed by practical analysis to engage me. 🤔

- I have a talent to say a profound thing in few lines. I have an inclination to condense my ideas into few words revealing an extract of my thinking. If I'm interviewing for an investment firm, I would prefer to be convinced in few seconds. 🤨

#FakingNews "Dealing with global warming"--> A billionaire Richie Eagleman invested $23 billion in a startup "Starfish Technologies" that captures CO2 from polluted air to turn it into ethanol and water pledging to deal with global warming. 🔥