About Sachin Malik

I chose a different path.

In a world drowning in information, I decided to strip it down to the essentials.

Instead of chasing more data, I focused on quality.

It’s easy to believe that analyzing more will lead to better decisions, but too much analysis only leads to doubt, hesitation, and paralysis.

You know the feeling.

Before placing a trade, you check a dozen indicators—some say buy, some say sell.

You scroll through Quora and Reddit, searching for opinions.

You watch CNBC, hoping an expert will confirm your belief.

You refresh Twitter, looking for a clue from your favourite influencers.

But the more you listen to others, the more you doubt yourself.

You hesitate before entering a trade, and once you do, the anxiety doesn’t stop.

“Did I make the right decision?”

If the stock goes up, you panic.

“Should I sell now? What if it crashes?”

If you sell, you regret it when the stock keeps rising.

Your mind is trapped in a cycle of fear and second-guessing.

After reading hundreds of books and spending thousands of hours studying the market, I discovered a simple truth: Complexity doesn’t work. Simplicity does.

So, I chose the path of subtraction. I stopped chasing every piece of information and focused only on what truly matters.

At its core, the stock market follows one simple formula:
Price = EPS × P/E Ratio

If a company’s earnings are set to rise, and its valuation expands, its stock price will follow. That’s it.

Everything else? Noise.

Less is more. Simplicity wins.

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