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#80 Rupal Bhansali: Non-Consensus Investing

About this episode

Eddie has the pleasure of speaking to Rupal Bhansali, author of ‘Non-Consensus Investing’ and a seasoned investor with over 30 years of experience. We discuss her journey from growing up in a stockbroker's family in India to becoming a CIO managing billions of dollars in New York. The conversation covers several themes from her book, including risk management, crowded trades, and the importance of independent thinking.

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Our conversation with Rupal Bhansali was recorded on 15 December 2025.

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Episode Chapters

(00:00) Intro by Eddie

(01:03) Rupal’s path to investing

(08:43) Introducing the book: Non-Consensus Investing

(09:53) Contrarian vs. Non-Consensus Investing

(10:56) How the book came about

(14:34) Rupal’s view on risk

(19:42) Crowded trades

(27:47) Why a competitive advantage is not enough

(30:57) The myth of pricing power.

(32:53) Rupal’s research process

(35:20) Most common behavioral bias

(36:47) Patience

(37:51) Would Rupal like to change anything in the book?

(38:22) Rupal as an investor and her firm

(40:28) How to manage your days and measure success

(42:12) 100 Women in Finance

(45:24) Rupal’s reading suggestions

(46:00) Another book by Rupal?

(46:13) Concluding remarks

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Books Mentioned

  • Non-Consensus Investing – Rupal Bhansali

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More on Rupal Bhansali

  • Book Website: https://nonconsensusinvesting.com/
  • Double Duty Money Management: https://doubledutymm.com/

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About the Podcast

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Disclaimer

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