Damn! One more blogger

Finally, I have taken the plunge.  I have decided to write a blog on finance and economics. I do have a financial column in MINT. I write every week there. But, not everything that you want to write about or share with others can be written in a column. Sometimes, the thoughts are too short or too long for a column. Moreover, these thoughts do not occur in the same frequency as the column does. They come in spades and there are droughts too. It is a good way to archive my own thoughts, observe their evolution, learn from others and contribute to their learning as well. If it helps to improve the information to noise ratio in the world of finance and economics while having some fun and learning in the process, it will have served its purpose. This comment by Paul Kedrosky gives me hope that this blog will still serve a purpose.

05 Feb 2009 | By V Anantha Nageswaran | Concerning Uncategorized

5 Responses

  1. The Gold Standard - a new blog on The Indian National Interest | The Acorn February 8th, 2009 at 7:08 pm

    [...] Anantha Nageswaran joins us on INI, with The Gold Standard, where he intends to “improve the information to noise ratio [...]

  2. Rahul Bhatia February 8th, 2009 at 11:59 pm

    Finally you’re here. Good!

  3. Venkat February 9th, 2009 at 10:47 pm

    Welcome Sir!!
    I’ve found your columns very interesting, but sometimes too geeky?! Once in a while, please address financially-illiterate readers like me with simpler terms and explanations! ;)

  4. Mallikarjuna February 10th, 2009 at 3:54 am

    Welcome to Sri Ananta Nageshwaran.

    I’m looking forward to your blog.
    Wishing you lots if fun and some jnaana for me.

    Thanks,
    MSJ.

  5. Anantha Nageswaran February 10th, 2009 at 6:41 pm

    Venkat: I take your comments seriously. Will work on it.

    Thanks to all of you, gentlemen, for the encouraging comments.

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