The Ledger
Ten Years In
It started with one small account, one spreadsheet, and a decision to learn markets properly. Everything after compounded from there.
The Ledger
It started with one small account, one spreadsheet, and a decision to learn markets properly. Everything after compounded from there.
Companies and positions chosen slowly and kept for years. He builds businesses the way he holds trades: with conviction, not noise.
Every position sized to survive the worst day, never to win the best one. The edge is patience under pressure.
Capital, companies and conviction, compounding together. The next ten years are already on the ledger.
Sai is an entrepreneur and trader with ten years in the markets. He builds companies with the same rules he trades by: write the thesis, size the risk, hold longer than is comfortable.

Selected Work
Early bets and patient buildouts in consumer and fintech, held for the long run.

A systematic desk across equities, futures and options, run on written rules.

Quiet counsel for founders and families on structure, risk and allocation.

Process
Every entry starts as a written thesis with a size and a stop attached.
Positions are sized for the worst day first. Survival is the strategy.
When the plan triggers, it executes without renegotiation or noise.
Wins roll into the next position, the next company, the next decade.

Sep 2026
What a decade of equity curves actually teaches you about patience.
Aug 2026
Notes on sizing, drawdowns, and the discipline of surviving first.
Jul 2026
Why the best businesses in a portfolio are the ones nobody tweets about.