About Me
Financial Market
EQUITY
In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, market literacy is not just an advantage but a necessity for financial success and economic stability.
To the novice, the only challenge that appears to be is to find a way to make money, after all, the primary reason for participation in the Stock Market is to make money.
I wasn’t born into trading/ investing families neither I had any guidance on how to start the journey in the Stock Market. My own experience navigating these waters has been one of growth, self-discovery, and relentless learning.
Investing in the stock market has not only improved my financial knowledge but has also taught me valuable life lessons; patience, discipline, resilience, and the most important, who am I?
As I continue this journey, I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and the lessons I will learn along the way. The process of Investing/ Trading starts with perceiving an opportunity first and Stock Market is a place where you can find incredible opportunities on a daily basis.
The beginning
Curiosity followed by a Course. Post this, various Technical & Fundamental Analysis webinars offered by various finfluencers.
Networking
Events. Conclaves.
community
Relative Strength (RS) Studies
mentorship
Got introduced to various RS tools. Approach. Position Sizing. Risk Management and overall process of participation
framework
Rules. Process. Entry and Exit
LOOKING AHEAD- A LIFELONG LEARNING PROCESS
Today, I see participation in the Stock Market as a lifelong journey. The stock market constantly evolves, and staying informed is crucial. I continue to read, learn, and adapt my strategies.
In a Market where everyone is after Profits, having an edge can make all the difference. For some, it’s intelligence or talent. For others, it’s connections or timing the Market. But for me, my edge isn’t just one thing. It’s a combination of self-awareness, resilience, hard work and an unwavering willingness to learn.
My edge is built on consistency, a strong sense of purpose, and the feeling that progress matters more than perfection.
My edge is my Belief!
DEBT
Bonds and Fixed Deposits are both low-risk investment options, but Bonds hold an edge because they typically offer higher interest returns than FDs. and are tradable, providing liquidity, unlike FDs.
Bonds should be a part of your portfolio, if it is not then your Portfolio is not well diversified. In all the Asset Classes, Equity is the most volatile and in one market crash, your entire portfolio can come down.
Bonds is the only asset class that most of the retail investors ignore.
I generally opt for listed corporate bonds and Invoice Discounting Investments.