What Is Margin of Safety in Investing and Why It Matters
Once upon a downturn, imagine you bought shares of a well-known company for ₹700 because your analysis suggested their true value was ₹1,000. Two months later, a shock—say, a sudden regulatory change or supply-chain disruption—sends the stock tumbling to ₹600. You survive the fall, breathe, and later exits at ₹950. If instead you’d bought at…
