A quick, interesting and insightful read on how the Kamath brothers set up the largest trading and brokerage company in India. It’s more factual and covers the main milestones and ‘tipping points’ for the company.
Zerodha comes from zero ‘rodha’ intended to mean zero obstacles for its clients - people who wanted to invest or trade in stock markets but were put off by the fear of the markets, the cumbersome processes or the trading costs.
Its a useful book for people who are interested in the stock market but are wary (or too adventurous) as Nithin shares his thoughts on how to handle investments and risk in general. The book makes one feel happy to read how a person from a humble beginning achieved great heights on account of his hard work and intelligence (luck too but Nithin seems to discount it to a certain extent).
I’ll suggest it to fresh entrepreneurs and investors, and to anyone who wants to read through the success story of an Indian bootstrapped business. The book can be completed in an hour or so, which is a good investment of time to learn some valuable lessons from Zerodha’s journey.