Novice Investor | Market Learner | Believe in Theme Investing | Actively looking for Nano, Micro, Small caps|Interested in Indian Equity market and Crypto space
As a doctor, let me tell you the worst health insurance.
A. Star Health
B. Niva
C. Manipal Cigna.
D. Care
(<65% claim paid)
All are absolute scums.
Choose public sector (>90% incurred claim paid ratio) or in private - go for HDFC/ICICI/Tata(~80% incurred claim paid ratio)
Don't change your approach
Long term to short term
Or
Short term to long term
Micro cap to well established cap
Or
Well established cap to micro cap
Your journey is unique
Don't copy paste of others journey.
Fight is You vs YOU
Failure Will come ...you will change your approach
You may regret
But a change of style should come from you.
Don't try to justify others with your approach.
Mother: Invested in gold and forgot
Father: Put money in FD and forgot
Grand Father: Bought land and forgot
Our generation: Checking portfolio every 10 minutes hoping for recovery
😍😍😍
If you want to succeed in trading or investing, they need to become a priority. focus your mind.
Nobody accidentally gets rich from half-hearted efforts. Nobody accidentally achieved success in a competitive area.
They were obsessed with it for years until their process was refined and it became their default behavior.
One of the biggest advantages of being a good reader in the market is that you never run out of ideas.
Every concall, annual report, industry article, or investor letter can open doors to a completely new sector, theme, or business opportunity.
The more you read, the more dots you connect.
And over time, those small insights compound into conviction, allocation, and wealth creation.
Just keep reading — markets reward curious minds.
One day fall in market and many of people are in panic mode , and the same people are becoming long term investors till yesterday.
In stock market, people don’t learn from history, that’s biggest reason why very less get successful.
#stockmarket
Uday Kotak ji dropped a truth bomb recently.
The next gen of business families wants to run family offices, not build real businesses.
Think about that.
Your father built a ₹500 crore business from scratch. You want to sit in a cabin picking smallcaps.
The irony? The business that funded your family office probably compounded at 25%+ CAGR for decades. No screener. No portfolio tracker. Just relentless execution.
Best investment advice for a business owner: close your Demat app, open your P&L statement.
Your business did 40% ROE last year. You're stressed about a mutual fund doing 12%.
Read that again.
No SIP, no smallcap, no PMS strategy will ever beat the returns of a well run business that you control. You set the margins. You pick the clients. You decide where to reinvest.
Markets are someone else's game. Your game is operations, hiring, pricing, expansion.
Your investment advisor can pick the right funds. He tracks markets 10 hours a day so you don't have to. That's his edge. Let him use it.
Nobody else can build your business. That's yours.
⚡Difference between Rare Earths and Critical Minerals.
(Save this! If some small company claims they are into Rare Earth, you can easily call the bluff!)
India has identified 29 minerals and 17 Rare Earths as Critical Minerals. (In 29, PGE consists of 6. So it is 34 actually)
17 Rare Earths are Critical Minerals. BUT all critical minerals are NOT Rare Earths.
Critical Minerals defined by GOI. 29 + Rare Earth Elements
Antimony, Beryllium, Bismuth,
Cobalt, Copper, Gallium, Germanium, Graphite, Hafnium, Indium, Lithium, Molybdenum, Niobium, Nickel, PGE group of 6 (Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium, Ruthenium, Iridium, Osmium), Phosphorous, Potash, Rhenium, Silicon,
Strontium, Tantalum, Tellurium, Tin, Titanium,
Tungsten, Vanadium, Zirconium, Selenium,
Cadmium PLUS 17 RARE EARTH ELEMENTS.
Rare Earth Elements: (17)
i. Lanthanum
ii. Cerium
iii. Praseodymium
iv. Neodymium
v. Promethium
vi. Samarium
vii.Europium
viii.Gadolinium
ix. Terbium
x. Dysprosium
xi. Holmium
xii.Erbium
xiii. Thulium
xiv. Ytterbium
xv. Lutetium
xvi. Scandium
xvii. Yttrium
Now you know why Owais Company' s claim of Rare Earths is hollow.
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@Gautam_RK_0 Hi, could you please share the full document link.. unable to find this slide in their official website/Exchange fillings.
We can see few on them details in the leadership team...but not as you shared..
IPO allotment is becoming tougher day by day because awareness among people is increasing.
Today, an investor called me and asked –
"Ashish Ji, my baby was recently born. Can I apply for an IPO in my minor child’s name ?
I replied to them…
Yes, you can apply in a minor’s name.
Doing all this for a minor will be very beneficial.
I thought this information could also be useful for you, so I am sharing it in public interest.
If an investor or follower has a newborn baby or minor children, they can start taking important financial steps for their children right away, which will provide significant benefits in the future.
Step 1 –
Get the #BirthCertificate made from the Registrar.
✔️ Make sure the child's Date of Birth ( DOB ) is correct, and both mother’s and father’s names are accurate.
Step 2 –
After about 3 months, apply for the child’s #AadhaarCard .
Step 3 –
Once the Aadhaar Card is received, apply for a #PAN Card ( you will get a Minor PAN Card ).
Step 4 –
Open a #Savings Bank Account in the child’s name.
Step 5 –
If it’s a #girl child, also open a #sukanyaSamriddhi Account along with the savings account.
Step 6 –
Open a #Demat Account in the minor’s name with Zerodha or any other reputed broker offering good services.
Step 7 –
You can apply for #IPOs in the minor’s name.
👉 This increases the probability of IPO allotment.
Step 8 –
Ensure the child’s name is added during your #HealthInsurance Renewal.
Step 9 –
You can also invest in #mutualFunds in the child’s name.
By taking these steps early, you will build a strong financial foundation for your children’s future.
#FinancialPlanning
#FinancialSecurity
#financialwisdom #minor #InvestmentStrategy