New home @ winningbynotlosing.substack.com

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Good news — our myStockDNA blog, Winning by Not Losing, has found a new home on Substack. 🎉

What does this mean for you? The same ideas, strategies, and reflections you’ve come to expect — on risk, resilience, and how to “win by not losing” — now in a cleaner, easier-to-read format delivered straight to your inbox.

Philosophically speaking, moving to Substack is a small act of efficiency: fewer distractions, fewer frictions, and more time to engage with the ideas that matter. After all, the goal isn’t just to beat benchmarks — it’s to think more clearly, avoid the big mistakes, and maybe even retire a little earlier.

Check it out here: winningbynotlosing.substack.com

Thanks for being part of this community. We’re excited to keep exploring the art (and discipline) of winning by not losing with you.

— Sudhir

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