My best teacher is Mumbai ๐
It taught Me : Whether you are a millionaire or a ragpicker you must love Samosa pav / Sandwich / Vadapav
It taught Me: It makes a lot of difference to catch a 8.55am local than to catch 9.05am local
It taught Me : How to behave, how to tackle problems, how to make friends in just 10mins, how to behave at Global Stage.
It taught Me : distance is measured in time and not KM
It taught Me : There will always be someone to share the first drop of Monsoon or a pipping hot bhutta with at Marine Drive
It taught Me : that if you can survive this city you can survive the world
It taught Me : that there is a vast difference between people traveling in Western, Central and Harbour line
It taught Me : that you can own half of Indore or Bhopal or buy a 2 BHK in Juhu for the same price.
It taught Me : there is something called 0.5 BHK, and you may not afford it.
It taught Me: how to talk to strangers without feeling awkward
It taught Me : that problems canโt be solved easily but can be kept away for a while by contemplatively sitting near sea
It taught Me : We can have bus friend, train friend, office friend, mohalla friend not only just school or college friend
It taught Me : to fight n never give up in life
Love U Mumbai
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@T_Investor_ Not any stock but I'll invest 60% in total market index fund over a period of 1 year and other 40% in a liquid fund or a money market fund and just chill on some beach โฑ๏ธ๐
2) International Index Funds:Global/International Index Funds: These offer exposure to international markets, either developed or emerging markets, or a combination of both.
5)Bond Index Funds:Total Bond Market Index Funds: These provide broad exposure to various types of bonds, including government, corporate, and municipal bonds.
1) Broad Market Index Funds:S&P 500 Index Funds: These track the S&P 500, which represents 500 of the largest US companies .These provide exposure to virtually all publicly traded companies in the U.S., offering broader diversification than S&P 500 funds.
@RamaniSumit@kevalb26 "If you meet with triumph or disaster and treat those two imposter just the same"
Two lines from the poem "If"
By Rudyard Kipling.