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  We always have a question that when it comes to the word FEAR why don’t we feel like   F eeling  E xcited   and R eady or   Face Everything & Recover   or   Force, Excited, Achieved & Rejuvenates.  So let’s talk about what is meaning of fear in investment?   What is Meaning of FEAR?   Fear is something which gives a feeling of weak, low & inferior and whenever we come across this word, we have a feel of down or something which everyone wants to keep away from that object which creates this kind of feeling & generates a negative mindset.   The way we look at this word  FEAR  is the very urgent need of an hour to change the mindset as whenever we interact with clients it happened very frequently that they look at us that we are speaking something which is not possible and the route cause of this lies in the way we had upbringing & grooming . The reason is simple: our surrounding atmosphere is like that ...

  How to Deal With Emotions in Investing?   The people who follow financial media have been aware of the China scare, Evergrande, commodity crash, market corrections, &  expensive PE  as well as the  market bahot mahanga hai  concept. The media pays more attention to the financial sector when things get tough.   Media outlets want to sell you all of these because that’s the way they run their businesses. If they did not make the stories, how would you watch them or read them? this is as good as  Agnipath.   Media coverage makes it difficult not to react. Reactions during such times cause irreversible damage to one’s  wealth creation goals and objectives .   In our experience, earning money from equity is simple but not easy. Adding value to the portfolio is another difficult task largely because, when its cheap investor feels, “Aur girne wala hai, intajar karte hai.” because jab chij sasti milati hai to  “Dil Hai ...

The front page of India’s publication houses are regularly splashed with news of major milestones achieved by the new age-global companies such as Tesla, Apple, Facebook, Netflix, and many more; these companies achieve a major milestone, either in terms of market capitalization or any path-breaking disruptions planned by them which could sustain their exponential revenue growth.  For instance, the premium electric vehicle maker, Tesla, whose car sales volume is less than half a million but it has become the largest car-maker by market value, has overtaken the giant incumbents like Toyota Motor Corporation, which has been in business for nearly nine decades and sells about 10 million cars a year.   The stories of new-age companies may be an inspiration for potential entrepreneurs, but a stratospheric rise in stock prices makes an Indian investor imbued with the feeling of ‘Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), given the presence of Indian companies being close to nil in emerging sectors ...

   How to Deal With Emotions in Investing?   The people who follow financial media have been aware of the China scare, Evergrande, commodity crash, market corrections, &  expensive PE  as well as the  market bahot mahanga hai  concept. The media pays more attention to the financial sector when things get tough.   Media outlets want to sell you all of these because that’s the way they run their businesses. If they did not make the stories, how would you watch them or read them? this is as good as  Agnipath.   Media coverage makes it difficult not to react. Reactions during such times cause irreversible damage to one’s  wealth creation goals and objectives .   In our experience, earning money from equity is simple but not easy. Adding value to the portfolio is another difficult task largely because, when its cheap investor feels, “Aur girne wala hai, intajar karte hai.” because jab chij sasti milati hai to  “Di...