Shenoy: Allocate a small sandbox portfolio for high-risk speculative bets
Deepak Shenoy · Capitalmind founder on Financial Independence ft. Deepak Shenoy · Nov 22, 2021 · at 42:33
Deepak Shenoy, founder and CEO of Capitalmind, outlines behavioral frameworks from his book 'Money Wise' on handling FOMO and speculative market opportunities.
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“So largely the behavioral challenge is to say, okay, you've got to have a broad context, create yourself a sandbox that allows you to invest in all these five lakh, 10 lakh, you know, Five X, 10 X kind of opportunities where you will invest smaller amounts of money, but you'll be happy that you invested that small amount of money and become five X. And if you lose also, it's not a big deal. So you create a sandbox for your behavioral excesses, which is normal parts of the market. Keep your regular investments going in parallel.”
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