Welcome to Into Infinite Loop — my personal research journal, blog, and repository of analytical experiments.
I am an engineer by training (NIT Trichy) with a deep fascination for mathematical modeling, market dynamics, and mechanical systems. By day, I dissect quantitative data and build solutions; by night, I study the complex forces that shape financial markets and geopolitical shifts.
Why "Into Infinite Loop"?
In computer programming, an infinite loop is usually considered an error — a cycle with no escape. But in nature, economics, and human history, feedback loops are the engine of all complex systems:
Market prices drive investor sentiment; investor sentiment drives capital flows; capital flows alter the underlying economy, which loops back into prices.
This website is dedicated to examining those loops across multiple domains:
Rigorous data analysis of institutional liquidity (Foreign Institutional Investors vs. Domestic Institutional Investors), multi-year index CAGR performance, game theory in market crashes, and balance sheet breakdowns of key industrial sectors.
Hands-on experiments in robotics, forward/inverse kinematics, planar robotic arms, mechanism design, and time-lapse videography of physical spaces.
Unconventional perspectives — such as examining ancient horoscopes as early empirical machine learning algorithms, or analyzing language dynamics through economic game theory.
Let's Connect
I welcome feedback, discussions on market data, research collaborations, or engineering ideas. Feel free to connect:
- Publication: Into Infinite Loop
- Articles: Browse All Research Posts
- Interactive Tools: Explore the OMC Financial Dashboard