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Hello Fishes,
Let me know if you're looking for job opportunities in Morningstar.
Can refer you for the following roles:
Senior Research Associate - I
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REQ-028117 I Dept: Sustainalytics I Posting Date: 28th June 2022
Associate Team Lead / Team Lead / Senior Team Lead
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REQ-025489 I Dept: Sustainalytics I Posting Date 28th June 2022
Hi everyone! I am looking for the job change having expertise in the stock market as an equity research analyst with 3yrs of experience and currently working at Indore. If any references are there or in the investment banking firms, please help me with that.
Goldman Sachs
Invesco
HSBC India
DM me for more details.

I am following professor Aswath Damodaran's blog since long. Professor Damodaran teach Corporate Finance and Valuation and is well known valuation guru. Here's the link to his blog -
Musings on Markets (aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com)
His writing and videos have been great source of knowledge for me and hence sharing with this group.
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What is the Ostrich Effect?
The ostrich effect is a mindset where people avoid or ignore uncomfortable news or problems, hoping they will disappear on their own.
The name comes from the myth that ostriches bury their heads in the sand to avoid danger.
We often fall into this behaviour when we’ve already made a decision and don’t want to face its drawbacks or risks. In fact, a study has found that investors tend to check their portfolios more often when markets are doing well. But when markets dip, they avoid looking at their investments altogether.
This habit of "ignoring the problem" won’t help; in fact, it often makes things worse.
Instead, try not to let the market’s ups and downs control your actions. Check your investments regularly, pay attention to changes, and look at the big picture.
This way, you can make better decisions and keep your financial plans on track.