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Rohan Saha

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The stock market isn’t that easy. In the last six days, I’ve seen two cases where people committed suicide due to their stock market losses, and the common factor in both was leverage. Taking loans to work in the market isn’t wrong, but managing those loaned funds smartly is crucial. Hearing such news feels bad, but what can we do? If you are trading or investing, avoid loans during a bull market, or if possible, don't take loans at all and use only your own money. At least there won't be any pressure.

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Jagan raj

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Stock market is for only rich people greedy poor people money goes straight to rich people pocket rich get richer poor get poorer

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Easemoney

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True

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