TechnoFunda Investing - Vivek Mashrani

A company’s earnings and stock price are 100% correlated in the long run - Peter Lynch

According to legendary fund manager Peter Lynch, investors should focus more on the earnings growth of companies in their portfolio rather than worrying about short-term external noise.

Because in the end, strong businesses with growing profits are the ones that create long-term wealth for investors.

Credit: A clip taken from Mr. Lynch’s interview with Charlie Rose in 1993

Mr. Raamdeo Agrawal shares a powerful lesson on investing and why taxes should never drive your stock market decisions.

Buying/selling a stock should always be based on business, valuation and long-term opportunity. Not just capital gains tax.

A simple but important mindset every investor must know.

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A lot of wealth in the market gets created by being in the right sector at the right time.

When a sector has strong tailwinds behind it, even good companies inside it get an extra push.

Like a river, investing becomes easier when you move with the current instead of against it.

If you want to learn this in a more structured way, register for my exclusive masterclass.

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10 Principles That Changed How I Invest Forever.

These came from years of being in the market.
Observing patterns. Building a system. And slowly figuring out what truly works.

Here are the principles that changed how I invest:

1. Our business is Compounding and Risk Management.
When you protect your capital well, compounding does the rest. Time becomes your biggest asset.

2. Investing is a Serious Business.
The ones who treat it seriously build serious wealth over time.

3. Cut Losers. Ride Winners. Follow the Trend.
The investors who master this one principle compound faster than everyone else.

4. Always take a risk-first approach.
Understanding risk clearly is what gives you the confidence to invest boldly.

5. Investing is a game of probability. Play it right and stay in the Game.
The longer you stay in the game with discipline, the more the odds work in your favour.

6. Follow the Process. Money will follow.
A good process followed consistently always leads to good outcomes. Always.

7. Build strong habits around these principles.
Clarity over emotion. Patience over impulse. Process over prediction. These habits quietly build wealth.

8. Less is More. Learn, Collaborate and Contribute.
Deep knowledge of fewer things beats shallow knowledge of everything.

9. Prepare - don’t predict.
Preparation gives you confidence in any market condition. That confidence is priceless.

10. Increasing Allocation to Winners creates Massive Wealth.
Real compounding occurs when you support what works consistently and confidently.

This is the foundation TechnoFunda is built on.

A process that works for anyone willing to follow it with patience and discipline.

Comment “Invest” if you want to start building your portfolio on these exact principles.

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Stop playing small and get the Pyramid Strategy!

Instead of averaging down on losers, average up on your winners by adding more capital as the company’s earnings and stock price rise.

It’s a crazy powerful way to manage risk and maximise gains as the stock goes up.

If you want to learn this strategy then register for my exclusive masterclass

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Mr. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala talks about the qualities that are required to become a successful investor.

Wisdom, patience, and understanding are more important than intelligence.

Credit: A clip taken from the YouTube channel.

5 Ways AI is Changing How I Invest in 2026.

I have invested for years. But the way I do my research on stocks, track patterns and make decisions has changed completely in the last 12 months.

Not because the markets changed. Because the tools did.

Here’s what actually changed for me:

1. Research that used to take hours now takes minutes.
I can analyse a company’s financials, news, and sector trends in a fraction of the time. The depth of research hasn’t reduced, the time has.

2. Spotting patterns I would have missed before.
AI picks up on patterns across thousands of data points. Things I would have overlooked reading manually now it catches instantly.

3. Reading market sentiment more clearly.
Before making any decision, now i use AI to understand what the broader market is feeling about a sector or stock. It gives me a new level of clarity.

4. Removing emotion from the process.
This one made the biggest difference for me. AI does not panic. It does not become excited. It only shows you the data. And I’ve started using that discipline to make my own decisions.

5. Asking better questions about every investment.
AI doesn’t just give you answers. It allows you to ask more specific questions. In investing, the quality of your question determines the quality of your decision.

The tools are available to everyone.
The question is who chooses to use them seriously.

Comment “AI” if you want to know exactly how I use AI in my investing process. 👇