Best Investment Insights Often Come From Questioning What Seems Unusual

The best insights often come from those willing to explore what others ignore

- Dhirendra Kumar

The great science writer Isaac Asimov once said that the most exciting phrase in science isn't "Eureka!"—but rather, "That's funny..."

He believed this understated reaction sparked more discoveries than grand moments of inspiration. The same holds true in equity investing. Often, the most profitable insights emerge not from chasing consensus—but from pausing to explore what doesn't quite make sense.

Most investors seek reassurance. They look for research that confirms their beliefs, follow analysts who echo their views, and prefer narratives that feel familiar. This is human—but it's also limiting.