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Momentum trades powers the market, and if you want to benefit from whatever happens in the market then, you do need to master the art of getting in and out of momentum trades. It is not easy, but it can be done. I learn from people and watching nature at work. And I do try…
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Principles on which something is based are known to us as the concept of fundamentals. And the idea that, the core principles don’t change much, and therefore fundamentals are somehow God given, isn’t really a true assumption at all. Whether it’s our society or the financial markets. The core principles do change overtime, and the…
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So the new government got into the office on the back of a pitch that was based on a lot of hope and promises, and while I have been personally quite supportive of the need for change. I have never been in any doubt that, the changes will require time and government will have to…
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A Thesis on the Emergence of a New Economic Sector for the Advancement of the Human Condition By SANJEEV KUMAR for HARLEY of LONDON™ and HARLEY of LONDON INDIA (HOLI) Executive Summary For centuries, humanity has invested trillions in advancing economies, industries, technologies and institutions. Those investments have created extraordinary prosperity and transformed billions of…
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Abstract Modern humanity is experiencing an unprecedented crisis of cognitive overwhelm and systemic burnout. This psychological fracture stems from a foundational error in perception: the illusion that humanity is separate from the natural world. By dismantling our localised, human-centric definitions of existence, this essay introduces the framework of HOLNESS—a unitive philosophy establishing that biology, human…
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By Sanjeev KUMAR Abstract This paper analyses the competitive dynamics of the Indian retail brokerage industry, focusing on the structural market dominance of Zerodha and evaluating a theoretical disruption model led by an AI-native global challenger, such as Revolut. Since 2010, Zerodha has maintained its position through capital-heavy clearing moats, zero-marketing customer acquisition, and highly…
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I have been thinking a great deal about the state of modern society, and the more I observe what is unfolding across the developed world, the less convinced I become by the explanations that dominate our public discourse. Every event arrives neatly packaged with its own causes, villains and remedies. Brexit is explained through nationalism.…
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Why AI Is Not Replacing Human Intelligence. It Is Extending It. Every generation seems to ask the same question when a transformative technology arrives. When machines entered factories, people feared the end of human labour. When calculators appeared, people feared the decline of mathematics. When computers entered offices, people feared the replacement of human thinking.…
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The Universe asked me, “My son, after living a human life, what could you possibly teach me?” I looked up at the stars and smiled. “I could teach you how to fall in love.” The Universe laughed. “I created galaxies, stars, planets, and worlds. Is that all?” And I replied, “Not just once. I could…
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Humanity has spent thousands of years asking whether God exists. Perhaps we have been asking the wrong question. Perhaps the more interesting question is: Does the Universe need to be self-aware at all? Modern civilisation assumes self-awareness is the highest expression of existence. We place humans at the top of the hierarchy because we can…
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Democracy depends on two principles that must coexist. Citizens have the right to question elections. Those making extraordinary allegations have a responsibility to provide extraordinary evidence. In recent years, a recurring argument has emerged in Indian political discourse: that the repeated electoral success of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), and particularly Prime Minister Narendra Modi,…
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Why modern societies are producing more critics than builders, and why that should concern all of us Something strange has happened to modern society. As our institutions have become more complex, our explanations for how they work have become increasingly simple. Political outcomes are reduced to conspiracy. Economic challenges are blamed on a handful of…
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An Imagined Story About Friendship, Loss, and the Transformation of Pain They were seventeen when they invented the game. Looking back, it was a ridiculous game. Beautiful, perhaps. But ridiculous. The boy was thousands of miles from home, living in a country that never quite felt like his own. The streets were unfamiliar. The seasons…
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