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Rohan Saha

Founder - Burn Inves... • 1m

A lot of people tell me “You keep asking others to invest in debt but you yourself have never put even ₹1 into it or if you do you take it out quickly” so let me clear that up a bit. Personally I mostly invest in gold, silver, and stocks whatever is left I keep in fixed deposits I don’t put much into debt funds and I have a few reasons for that. First I often need quick access to my money with debt funds withdrawing takes some time and I can’t always wait. Second while debt funds give better returns than FDs they still don’t beat gold or equity so I don’t find it that attractive. And most importantly I am a full time trader I even invest in global markets. I suggest debt funds to others because not everyone is able to track the market all the time and some people get uncomfortable with market ups and downs for them having some money in debt is a good way to keep their portfolio stable after all not everyone does trading full time and that’s totally okay.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

So basically “do as I say, not as I do”? That’s classic financial influencer behavior lol.

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