'If all you do in life is work really hard, you're never going to get wealthy'

[sravna]

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Making money in the stock market calls for some intelligence and lot of self control.

Becoming wealthy is only a byproduct.

You will develop more spirituality in the process

So try it sometime

Good point. I admit money making in stock market requires self control. Actually for the first time, I am planning to invest in stock market more as a part of experiments in spirituality. Let us see how it goes.

 

[Rudhran]

Good point. I admit money making in stock market requires self control. Actually for the first time, I am planning to invest in stock market more as a part of experiments in spirituality. Let us see how it goes.

All the best Sir,

IMHO if you have self-control and if you practice it sincerely, you won't be tempted to such sort of gambling.

It may be a bait also...?

Good day.

 

[sravna]

All the best Sir,

IMHO if you have self-control and if you practice it sincerely, you won't be tempted to such sort of gambling.

Good day.

Dear Rudhran Sir,

Temptation exists because desire is not under control. My desire for money is well under control. My main objective is to find out how a seemingly chaotic system responds to spiritual power. Any money I make will go for a good cause and is not for me.

 

[krish44]

Dear sravnaji

Welcome to the investors club.

First start a demat account with a chennai based agency dealing in Nifty stocks.

Use online for investing as you are net savvy.

With best wishes

Krish44

 

[sravna]

Dear sravnaji

Welcome to the investors club.

First start a demat account with a chennai based agency dealing in Nifty stocks.

Use online for investing as you are net savvy.

With best wishes

Krish44

Thank you Krish Ji

 

[Rudhran]

This is today’s news….

One can only pity those investors who have lost a portion of their hard earned money...

And everyday we keep on reading such news of scams, duping, Insider Trading, Price Manipulation, Violations of obligations in Share Market, and not to mention related offences like cheating, forgery, bungling, etc

The history of scams that rocked Stock Market of the world, as well as India must have taught lessons.

I don’t know how many are taking such news serious and try to learn from others mistake….

The 1500 crore scam: Sachin Naik had interests in an IPL team and also funded a Bollywood film

This is how the man who cheated thousands of investors spent his money

The scam

In 2012, thousands of people invested anywhere between Rs 1 lakh and Rs 1.2 crore in three real estate companies in Bengaluru. The first, Dreamz Infra India Ltd, was run by Disha Choudhary. The second, Gruh Kalyan, was also run by Disha. The third, TGS, was run by Mandeep Kaur.

Disha is the first wife of Sachin Naik, and Mandeep is his second wife.

Sachin Naik alias Sumanth Kumar Das alias Yogesh Choudhary is a native of Ratnagiri in Maharashtra, and moved to Mumbai and married Ayesha, who is now known as Disha Choudhary. The couple moved to Bengaluru in 2002 and started a finance company.
According to the police, a case of cheating was registered against the couple in 2009 for allegedly duping over 800 investors through Frontier Group.

Read more at: http://www.thenewsminute.com/articl...ipl-team-and-also-funded-bollywood-film-59955

 

[Rudhran]

Dear Rudhran Sir,

My desire for money is well under control.e.

Sir,

You may say so but your act may prove different.

Source: Google images

 

[sravna]

Sir,

You may say so but your act may prove different. And I go by this quote

Source: Google images


P.S: I anticipate more participants in this thread... and can presume the exchange of PMs. lol

Dear Sir,

I have nothing to prove to anyone. You are very much entitled to your opinion.

 

[Rudhran]

Dear Sir,

I have nothing to prove to anyone. You are very much entitled to your opinion.

Sravna Ji,

Thanks for your response.

IMHO it is something like catching a falling knife.

You are an admitted debutant in this market.

I am not an expert in this field and don't possess any Doctorate also.

But I have experience which I normally don't share especially in such public platform.

Since you are different, I thought of sharing my experince, but definitely not to discourage you.

While I wish you all the best in this endeavour and adventure..I can only advise you to be more cautious

As for my personal experience...I started to invest in shares right from 1982 and I still possess some of these junk share certificates.

For heaven's sake don't go by the 'tips' of dubious experts.

And I have no intention of sharing other informations here in this Forum as some of the members have tendency to throw the Forum ethics into the air and pass derisive comment which I am unable to ignore. I will be tempted to to respond.. which may lead to unpleasant developments.

My mind now says just to stay away from this thread.

Bye bye...

 

[sravna]

Dear Shri Rudhran Ji,

I am very much able to see your genuine concern. Yes, as you say share market is a risky enterprise and one has to think well before getting into it. But from my own research and logic, it is not gambling. There is logic behind its movements since even human emotional responses are predictable.

I just would want to try my theory about share market and the extent to which spiritual power can influence it . It is more an academic curiosity than trying to make a fortune. But any money I make, I plan to spend it in a constructive way for the benefit of others.

Once again I appreciate your concern but I sincerely believe that there are some unfounded apprehensions .

 

[Rudhran]

Dear Shri Rudhran Ji,

I am very much able to see your genuine concern. Yes, as you say share market is a risky enterprise and one has to think well before getting into it. But from my own research and logic, it is not gambling. There is logic behind its movements since even human emotional responses are predictable.

I just would want to try my theory about share market and the extent to which spiritual power can influence it . It is more an academic curiosity than trying to make a fortune. But any money I make, I plan to spend it in a constructive way for the benefit of others.

Once again I appreciate your concern but I sincerely believe that there are some unfounded apprehensions .

Sravna Ji,

That was indeed a nice initiative.

I welcome such study and research on academic interest

Again wishing you all the best

Keep it up.

 

[krish44]

Some carry burdens of the past and not jettison it.

They do not put it behind them and move on.

Some bad experiences sometimes burn holes and leave scars.

Shrugging off and moving on is preferable.

One needs to try again to replace bad experiences with good ones.

Thats one of best ways to overcome the bitterness of the past.

 

[Rudhran]

Some carry burdens of the past and not jettison it.
.

I think the best thing to do is to learn from the past experiences.

Why past even today news paper comes out with news of Smart Investors who lost their hard earned money....

Everyday we hear such news.. we read about Stock Market crash...

While there are more proved financially better business enterprises which fail very rarely but yields fantastic returns, who will think about this risky stocks and share market..?

Thank God there are lot of options open to one to make flourishing business with minimum guarantee rather than Stocks and share.

And only very few who are more smart know the tricks of such trades.

Here are the sample cases for more study and research.... may be unfortunate SMART investors...

14 Rich And Famous People Who Lost All Their Money

It's hard to imagine how someone could blow through millions of dollars.

But it happens a lot.

From Michael Jackson to Francis Ford Coppola, we rounded up riches-to-rags stories, featuring high-profile people who managed to lose their fortunes (and sometimes get them back again).

Read more at: http://www.businessinsider.in/14-Ri...Lost-All-Their-Money/articleshow/45959955.cms

 

[prasad1]

Fixed deposits and their close cousin recurring deposits are one of the most popular savings schemes in India. Their popularity stems from the risk-free nature of the money invested and the relative ease of managing them.

But after the 8 November 2016 banknote demonetisation by the Union government, fixed deposits have largely seized to be an attractive investment. Almost all major banks, both in the private and the public sector, revised their fixed deposit interest rates. State Bank of India (SBI), the country's largest lender, reduced its interest to 6.50% for maturity periods between three to 10 years. SBI is now offering the lowest interest on fixed deposits in the country. One-year SBI fixed deposits for less than 1 crore fetches 6.90% as interest.

On 24 November, SBI trimmed its interest rates for bulk deposits, between 125bps to 190bps, across various tenures. Deposits of over 1 crore are considered as bulk, and are typically made by high networth individuals and companies. Going ahead, SBI further cut rates for all bulk deposits for various tenures, making fixed deposits extremely unattractive.

Read more at: http://www.sify.com/finance/why-you...iately-news-fixed-deposits-rehnVKjcffaef.html

 

[renuka]

Dear Shri Rudhran Ji,

I am very much able to see your genuine concern. Yes, as you say share market is a risky enterprise and one has to think well before getting into it. But from my own research and logic, it is not gambling. There is logic behind its movements since even human emotional responses are predictable.

I just would want to try my theory about share market and the extent to which spiritual power can influence it . It is more an academic curiosity than trying to make a fortune. But any money I make, I plan to spend it in a constructive way for the benefit of others.

Once again I appreciate your concern but I sincerely believe that there are some unfounded apprehensions .

Dear Sravna..

Spiritual power and money?

Using spiritual power for monetary gain is like gambling.

Its haram.

If one wants to reap benefits even for doing good for others..just use skills and intellect..using spiritual power is unfair.

 

[sravna]

Dear Sravna..

Spiritual power and money?

Using spiritual power for monetary gain is like gambling.

Its haram.

If one wants to reap benefits even for doing good for others..just use skills and intellect..using spiritual power is unfair.

Dear Renuka,

My purpose in entering stock market is two fold. One is to understand if stock market can be influenced by spiritual power and the other is to actually earn money by well thought out trading strategies.

I am going to use spiritual only to the extent to understand whether it really influences and then develop a hypothesis of how a complex system can be decoded by spiritual energy. I am sure, the understanding of stock market and chaotic systems would improve.

Money actually would be made by the use of intelligence. The main purpose for making money is to use it for my initiatives in spirituality such as trying to develop usable intelligent energy using spiritual energy and to use spiritual knowledge through spiritual energy. I would also use the money to help those in need. I do not need money and do not plan to make money for myself.

So to me stock market is a perfect set up as a means to further my objectives.

 

[renuka]

Dear Sravna,

Just proceed with caution so that one does not lose everything even in the bid to do good.

Money should never be the master of our mind.

 

[prasad1]

After having been beaten down for a long spell, real estate stocks are roaring on Dalal Street this year like there will be no tomorrow.

On a year-to-date basis, the Nifty Realty index has already surged 37 per cent with Delta Corp surging nearly 85 per cent, followed by Sobha (up 62.83 per cent), Unitech (up 46 per cent) and Godrej Properties (up 44 per cent).

Other realty majors such as DLF, Prestige Estates, Oberoi Realty and Indiabulls Real Estate have also surged between 25 % and 35 % during January 1 to April 5 this year.

With the government clearing the final hurdle for GST implementation, which is expected to be a shot in the arm for the realty sector, and the Reserve Bank of India allowing banks to invest in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs), the outlook for the realty counter has improved further.

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