Comments on: Education in econmonics & investments

By: sameer

sameer — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 20:04:34 +0000

@bartJ: Thanks for the feedback, will be more careful in the future. I do have a process of re-reading but most of the times my thoughts run faster than my fingers and hence the typos.

I personally think that its good to have “perfect English” but do not believe there is a lot of co-relation between “English” and “Entrepreneurship”

By: Bart J

Bart J — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 18:53:46 +0000

It is hard to believe that you are a serial entrepreneur. Why? Because, you can’t write basic English. Here is one grammatical mistakes (and a typo) in your post: “I was studied” (second line) should be “I studied”.
The typo is: “Since than” should be “Since then”.

Sorry for being very harsh on you. But, I really really expect an entrepreneur like you with 10 (TEN) years of experience to read and re-read his posts before posting them.

By: Deven Shah

Deven Shah — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 06:27:15 +0000

Great post Sameer!

Hi, I am Deven and I head a start-up called Money Mentor (www.MoneyMentor.in)

One of the clients with whom we are working is a Sebi promoted institution called NISM and they plan to introduceforma education on personal finance and investing for higher secondary school students. Money Mentor is working with NISM on creating a website to spread financial literacy and unbiased investor education – http://www.InvestorFirst.in

I’d like to interact with you and share ideas.

Cheers.