@Camsonline I'm not able to upload my MF GST invoices online, since last 4 months, the error is shown as not matching, whereas the data is accurate. Local CAMS office in Bangalore says they can't help and informed many MFD are facing this... Kindly resolve my issue.
@kothariabhishek You are always seems to cover what can go bad with economy and stocks... Agenda peddling of doomsday scenarios????... seems like that's why you had left the business news channel job???? Haven't heard a single good thing happening with the Indian economy from your tweets...
@RajStockWatch@aerpaceofficial Any views on these observations. It is very important to clarify these doubts for the better understanding of all the stakeholders...
@ArunMohanty15@abakkusmf Yes the revert came late in the evening, the whole day no one responded including you. Hope team Abakkus improves their service standards.
@abakkusmf My RM is on leave and hence no one is responding to my email since morning. This is the nth time service issues faced with Abakkus Bangalore team
The most irritating operations team I have ever interected with is your Bangalore MF team. They are asking me to physically signed my GST invoice, which is already digitally signed, since last one week, not processing my GST invoice. What is wrong with you people
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@AmazonHelp I can forward the email confirmation about the full refund from airline, then why Amazon is debiting Rs 440 and harassing their loyal customers.
@amazonIN I have booked a flight through Amazon Pay, due to schedule change, I have cancelled this flight directly with the airline. Got an email confirmation from airline about the full refund. Now waiting for Amazon to refund this money, can anyone help, it's been a week since.
@jain1279 We are sorry for the issue with the refund. Refunds will be processed as per the airline fare rules and cancellation policy. Such refunds shall be subject to MMT receiving the same from the airlines. For more details please visit this link: https://t.co/4rVYdSDz5K.
-Saba
There’s a Motilal Oswal Financial Services sub-broker office near my society. They’ve hired a few young girls for marketing — pitching mutual funds, PMS, loans, demat accounts and all that. Most of their focus is on those wealthy uncles in their 40s and 50s who are always looking for “better returns.”
Today one of them called me.
She started with PMS and casually suggested I invest ₹50 lakhs. I said no, so she moved to mutual funds and SIPs. With full confidence, she began showing past returns — 12%, 15%, “top-performing funds,” the usual sales pitch.
So I asked her,
“Okay, if I do an SIP of ₹1 lakh every month for 20 years, how much will I make?”
She immediately opened an SIP calculator and proudly showed me:
“Sir, around ₹9.2 crore.”
Then I asked her another question:
“What returns has the market given in the last two years?”
Without really understanding what I meant, she replied,
“Sir, market is bullish… India is in a bull run.”
I said,
“That’s not what I asked.”
She checked again and then quietly admitted that returns during that phase were actually negative.
So I asked her gently,
“If returns are not guaranteed and every mutual fund ad says ‘past performance does not guarantee future returns,’ then why are you confidently showing me ₹9.2 crore like it’s fixed?”
At that point, her expression changed completely. You could tell she wasn’t trying to mislead anyone intentionally — she was just repeating what she had been trained to say.
Honestly, I didn’t feel angry. I actually felt bad for her.
These young sales executives are taught to sell dreams using calculators and past returns, but nobody really teaches them how markets, risk, volatility, or investor psychology actually work.
So I just told her:
“Before convincing others to invest, start investing yourself first. That’s when finance starts making real sense.”
Now whenever she sees me around the society, she quietly looks away. And every time that happens, I honestly hope she learns investing properly someday — because confidence without understanding is dangerous, especially in finance.