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PRATHAM
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Medial • 1y

Don't Invest In 20s‼️ Ankur Warikoooo Will never say you this, Investing in 20s is not as easy as you think. Firstly in such early days you will get limited salary with which you have live life and pay bills. Let's suppose you invested 5K / Month bu

LIKHITH

"You never know" • 1y

Why investing early is beneficial ❗️❗️. 1. Introduction to the world of stocks. 2. A significant amount of information and knowledge can be gained. 3.Investing early does not mean you are an Ankur uncle fan. 4.Investing in good large-cap, low-

PRATHAM
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Medial • 1y

I don't agree, here's why! Why needed too much information when mutual funds and index funds are there. Early investment give return Equal to nothing where investing in yourself gives exponential Growth which is Guaranteed Investing your time in finding out good stocks is shit where you can buy mutual fund's units according to your risk appetite. The time can be invested on ownself.

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LIKHITH

"You never know" • 1y

I'm laughing because, you said why I need to search for stocks and invest in it when mutual funds are there 😂😂 🗣Why too much information when mutual funds are there? Bro seriously 😂 mutual funds and stocks are related but they are 2 different Worlds Lastly I didn't say Invest in stocks and don't invest in yourself, (both are important, can't deny any one )

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