Started my investing journey on 27th Jan 2021.
Just a few days later, on 4th Feb 2021, I started accumulating shares of BSE.
Back then, I never imagined this journey would turn into a 25× return.
Every dip looked scary, every rally looked expensive, and honestly, during this roller-coaster ride, I kept waiting for the “perfect price” to accumulate more. But the market rarely gives second chances for long.
From buying a few shares in 2021 to watching this investment become one of the biggest wealth creators in my portfolio — the journey has been unreal.
Tomorrow, BSE will announce its quarterly results.
Maybe the numbers will decide the short-term direction, but emotionally, I still feel like holding this business for the next 10 years.
Because sometimes the biggest returns come not just from stock selection… but from patience, conviction, and staying invested through volatility.
Would love to know — if you were in my place, would you hold or sell?
Happy Birthday, Avijeet!
Wishing you lots of happiness, good health, and success. May you keep exploring new places, enjoy every trip to the mountains, read many great books, stay strong in the gym, and never run out of your favorite evening cold coffee.
@avijeet_writes
So many new political parties are being formed😄
I'm thinking of launching my own startup party:
"Startup Janta Party (SJP) "
Agenda:
✔️ Support entrepreneurs
✔️ Less red tape
✔️ More innovation
✔️ More jobs
How many of you are in? 🙋♂️🙋♀️
#StartupIndia#Entrepreneurship#SJP
@join2manish Sir, you have helped so many content creators and entrepreneurs.
I'm also helping my mother in law in building a brand called "dohathmasale" any suggestions for beginners like us.
Why? Why? Why did I start a spice brand?
Hi, I'm Priti Trivedi, a Central Government employee and a mother to a one-year-old baby.
Like every parent, I kept asking myself one question:
"What am I feeding my child?"
Almost every day, we hear news about adulteration in spices and other food products. It made us worried.
At home, we always bought whole spices and got them ground locally because we believed that was the safest option. But then we started seeing videos and reports showing that even whole spices can be adulterated.
That's when we realized something.
Today's generation is busy. Most people are working full-time. They don't have the time to visit different markets, identify the best-quality spices, or verify what's genuine and what's not.
So we asked ourselves:
If we are facing this problem, how many other families must be facing it too?
That's how Do Hath Masale was born.
Our mission is simple—not to become the biggest spice brand, but to become a brand that families can trust.
A brand that brings pure, authentic, and carefully selected spices to every kitchen.
Because when it comes to our family's health, compromise is not an option.
To know more about story and how we are going to work on this please follow @Dohathmasale