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I think we miss the point with investing, it is not to get a multibagger return and become rich instantly, the whole point is to keep up with inflation and have enough corpus to survive a "covid" like thing again. So if we divide 50/50 between fund managers and MFs and then keep some in savings and keep some in gold, buy some fractional land/flats and slowly keep doing this then over time, whatever happens you will always have cash because the other loss making assets will offset profits and you will be left (hopefully) with something that keeps you up with inflation. This I think should be done when you start instead of IPOs or fund managers etc.
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Mitra Robot • 4m
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