Excellent sir 1. I could feel the honesty in your speech. 2. Definitely this will be an inspiration to all... 3.It shows how you are consistently involved in this field and I really appreciate it. 4.Once you finish this topic kindly make 100cr to 1000cr video we love to hear your experience which is to give us more confidence in a proper way of learning and being patient... 5. you are creating a new financial disciplined young generation 6. I pray to God your dreams come true... Thank you sir
Monthly SIP = 1L Step up SIP = 10% per annum expected return = 15% time period = 28 years to reach 108 crore. We need to earn at least 1.5 L per month now and keep increasing our earning by 10% every year and have a savings rate of 66%. You need to earn 18L per annum after tax. Simply, you need to be at top 1-2% of the income earners. Even then, if you are 30 now, you need to work till 58 which is impossible for Private sector employees considering the work culture there. All the best!
I think the expected returns we are talking here is in terms of doubling, tripling the stocks not the average 15%. There are no minimum income, or investment levels specified though. However, we can setup our own milestones and adapt the same principles.
@@supriyanaidu2221 15% over the period of 28 years is reasonable I think. Even if we change it to 20% it will take 22 years. Only option is to increase our earnings. Start a business or something..
After reaching 1 crore, our incremental savings will become minuscule.. even we save 1 lakh per month capital appreciation is the only way to achieve 5 crore in 5 years For that our stock selection should be excellent , it would be really tough for the one who created 1 crore through mutual funds Your thoughts on this
Thanks for my vision to 100crs. Please make step to avoid RUMMY CIRCLE, adverse. So many youngsters and middle age persons lose their money so much. Quiet their life also. Your content is very helpful to my journey. Go ahead. Thankyou.
A good discussion and valuable points. I invest in mutual funds only and hence I request you to discuss how this principle is applicable to mutual fund investors ? As you told my first aim is not to loose the principle money. However, I feel that the growth is slow and achieving the milestones in say five years is very difficult. Also as I am 75 now about 80% of my investments are in SCSS and FDs because I need monthly fund flow for my expenditure since I do not have any pension. The remaining 20% is in equity which I try to grow. Please educate me through your video. Thanks
Your lessons are the best i ever had ❤. I have a question. When asked to Warren buffet what's the secret behind his investing. He replied it's the ovarian lottery he got which was born in a rising country(america) at the right time. Do you think we have that ovarian lottery now in india?(You can do a series if you want 😅)
Sir, could you please explain the procedure on how you shortlist/pick stocks ? What all the important ratios do you consider and do you pick sectors before you pick companies?
hi sir, i saw all your previous videos.. just an request: please see if you can make a video for this below situation. As a IT guy working abroad. reaching 1 cr is achievable in 3 years (mostly) . likely staying for 3 more years will make them to 2 cr. after coming back to india,not working after coming back to India. No debt, kids education in India. how they can reach 100 cr.
Nice sir. Thanks a lot. One doubt sir. Infosys, asian paints, Bajaj finance Mari company 100 PE or 150 PE la irukum bodhu exit ah full ah consider pananuma or some percentage la panalama sir. Because good stock ah neraya cycle ku hold pananum nu soli irukenga. So Indha yedam la guide panunga sir.
@10:26, testing time. I always tell people who ask me ' shall I invest in stock market ' , my answer to them is ' on a bad day in stock market, by the end of the day, will you still be talking politely to your wife, to your children and to your family members. If you can't then don't enter stock market '
Sir, For past 2+ years there is no reasonable correction in Indian equity market. Every 2 to 5 % dip not even sustainable for few months. Most of the stocks trades in high valuation, what should one do with accumulated cash. Deploying the cash now has high possibility of drawn down vs not investing for 1+ years feels missing out bull market How to act in this situation, your thoughts are highly appreciated. Thanks
Sir, a lot of companies offering stock split / bonus. Is it good to invest in such companies. Especially some of them announcing stock split last year and this year again.
