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Booms, Busts and Market Cycles: Train Your Mind to be an Investor
Booms, Busts and Market Cycles is one of the few books on investing that offers investors
a framework to navigate market cycles, avoid losses and create long-term wealth. It
busts various myths surrounding investing and critically analyses different investing
approaches, highlighting their advantages and drawbacks. From how ‘buy stocks slowly
and sell fast’ works, to why asset allocators must do the reverse—buy markets quickly
and sell slowly—this book offers a blend of rules, reflections and reframing. It is not a
book of formulas. It’s a book of ideas—drawn from markets, guided by Indian tradition,
shaped by Dangi’s own experiences and written for those who believe investing is as much
about understanding oneself as it is about understanding the world. Not a technical
manual, Booms, Busts and Market Cycles is a deeper exploration of the craft of managing
money—a delicate balance of art and science.
a framework to navigate market cycles, avoid losses and create long-term wealth. It
busts various myths surrounding investing and critically analyses different investing
approaches, highlighting their advantages and drawbacks. From how ‘buy stocks slowly
and sell fast’ works, to why asset allocators must do the reverse—buy markets quickly
and sell slowly—this book offers a blend of rules, reflections and reframing. It is not a
book of formulas. It’s a book of ideas—drawn from markets, guided by Indian tradition,
shaped by Dangi’s own experiences and written for those who believe investing is as much
about understanding oneself as it is about understanding the world. Not a technical
manual, Booms, Busts and Market Cycles is a deeper exploration of the craft of managing
money—a delicate balance of art and science.
328 pages, Hardcover
Published August 29, 2025
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October 7, 2025
Absolute Gibberish! This is a great example of how verbosity shouldn’t be equated with intelligence and why most of our financial writers try to sound more knowledgeable than they actually are with high prose and zero substance! Absolute waste of money
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