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I just watched your video with alok jain, now I am watching video. I just understood two things (1) its who you are, like what your knowledge is and how you react to things ; and; (2) It's about - suno sabka, karo apka, bad or good accept and live. I am not a trader, m a PhD scholar of civil engineering, but in the course of time I have understood statitics, both of them just spoke about atatistics, just weightage given to the different parameters were different. Thank you Sir for making such exposure to knowledge freely. Genuinely thank you.
Bang on point examples given like the CEO sold his 100% equity after he quit the bank and increasing credit card spending in India is not good for our society.
Very nice learning video .. thanks vivek ji and thanks to the guest Manu ji.. I have watched the complete video without even forwarding it the entire 1hr 46 min… shared also with my friends for learning.. keep it up 👍
Disagree. Spend some time in markets and rise above trader mindset with low capital and "graduate" to managing higher capital. Then his observations become extremely important .
Vivek Sir You are doing fantastic job. God bless you and trading community. I am amazed by the wisdom of Manu sir. Stock selection is thorough. Can we get the list 30-35 stocks. Already added Granuals and Bharti in trading watchlist
हाय सर मैं एंटरटमेंट वाले चैनल को फॉलो करता हूं और आपको भी बसंत सर के लिए बहोत रिस्पेक्ट है और आपको भी उतना ही थैंक्स लॉट सर फॉर गुड kwality knowldag 😊
Im a very fast learner. But this will be the only face 2face video i needed to rewind many time. Will re watch . This video is not for every 1. Its little bit more mature than others
Hello Vivek sir, Great learning experience, every time you come up with new and different concepts, Your face 2 face series not only provide better education, it also provides better understanding, clarity in thought process, allows us to think in different dimension.. As I always said, I am appreciating your efforts and Hard work that you put behind creating and delivering this kind of valuable content for us. Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏
sir i disagree at one point and that is investor, for me investor are those persons who went in trade for quick money but since the stock didn't perform in their direction became short terms or medium term or long terms investor. I believe we all are day/short term/ medium terms/long term trader. Investors are those who only invests gradually and move along with the co's progress, i may be wrong but this is my view
Thanks Manu for key insightful inputs on how to simplify things and see through the lens what a company is doing n how quickly a competition can build up
Thanks a lot for your efforts. A few people like you are going to change Indians for better. Every Indian who wants to become rich in the long term say 15 to 25 years should have at least 30 to 40% of his savings into stock market of India. It is one of the fairest way to generate money through stock market. It benefits everyone involved. Wish all Indians of 18 years of age should be encouraged to open demat account and put their at least 25% savings into stocks. Financial literacy should be part of education to public in every nook and corner of the country. It is govts which should take initiatives for public to get proper guidance and prosper. Being the most populous country India should seriously think of becoming the most developed country. We need many Ambanis and Adanis to grow fast. Long live India and its visionary and honest leaders who work day and night for its unity, peace, progress and prosperity.
Feedback: Full of contradictory thought process (e.g. Polycab has no moat but I put my money on Grannules & Airtel); Second, Why do people need PMS to invest in likes of Infy & ITC ?
cant stop laughing 1) Stocks ke peeche mat bhaago 2) Ek stock bhaag gaya to kya hua 3) Mere paas bahut stock hain and I am happy when they fall 4) Growth Value wagere kuch nahi hota conviction build karo 5) Financial Sector accha nahi hai, Chemical sector accha nahi hai, Manufacturing sector accha nahi hai. 6) Clients ko convince karne keliye unke baccho ko apne ghar mein rakho aur train karo Bhai yahaan KANCHE KHELNE aaye hain kya?
Hello sir, myself soumen pandit, i attend this f2f recording. I appreciated that you added my question about gaming question. Because i thought as an example manu sir discussed about manali cream,. So much learning i got and gratitude to Vivek sir and his team.
This episode is a very knowledgeable Full and this person is very genius in stock market experience i remember always this learning and knowledge I love incredible.❤❤❤
I tried spreads strategies in some fno stocks. But the liquidity is very low. As stated, maybe there are 30-35 stocks in which one can do it. But deep otm and itm options should def have liquidity issues. How does he manage that?
Very good video. Mr Vivek ji, as usual you have done a splendid job inviting and interviewing Mr Manu Guptha ji. Learned a lot from this Face2Face talk.
sir wo bank jo yes bank ki direction mein ja raha hai wo IDFC first bank hai na? main dekh raha hoon iski harkaten ekdum yes bank wali hi hai. I mean what is the point of a bank in sponsoring bbci at such a high price. yes bank bhi yahi kar raha tha, bina matlab ka showbaazi.Agar apne mera comment dekha aur mai sahi hun,. to plz like my comment baki mai samajh jaunga.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video! It beautifully encapsulates the essence of contentment and its connection to investment and life philosophy, as exemplified by the quote, "Contentment comes not from great wealth, but from few wants," by Epictetus. Mr. Manu Rishi Guptha's insights on investment and life resonate deeply. One standout feature is Mr. Manu Rishi Guptha's soft-spoken demeanor and exceptional clarity in conveying complex concepts. His analogy of the investment journey with the toy train philosophy is truly remarkable. From this video, I've gained profound insights on various aspects, including: FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) The importance of avoiding common investment mistakes Effective portfolio and risk management strategies An understanding of company culture, with a spotlight on Infosys The significance of buying when bad news is already priced into a good company Furthermore, the discussion on options trading strategy was simply outstanding, adding an extra layer of depth to the video's content. Overall, this video has been a source of enlightenment, Thank you for sharing such valuable knowledge Vivek Sir.