How these people got Wealthy - Net worth of say Rs. 25 crores..

[@completeknowledge8711]

In india if you had knowledge about stock market I 1990s or even in 2000s then you were exceptionally lucky because this knowledge was kept extremely limited to a handful of people. Thanks to ambani family who brought data revolution in 2016 and with KZbin everybody has knowledge of stock market. Indian society will remain indebted to ambani family

[@kw9494]

Stock markets were a den of thieves in the late 80s and early 90s. Shares were not dematerialised, there was no regulators and cheating by Gandubhai brokers was rampant. LOL.

[@GetYourselfALife]

True, those who had these knowledge back them was certainly privileged.

[@rajasekharrekapalli821]

And covid made me to watch those videos…..😊

[@Guiding100]

Ambani and covid changed the stock market in India

[@Danube-nu5vl]

Only a few in 90's had a clue what was happening and they made a lot of money. Rest simply got butchered. 90 percent of people, then and now eventually either lose money or leave the game.

[@ishaanbhargava4523]

True sir . Currrently am having portfolio of about 23 crores in l and t shares, titan company shares , finolex cables,ntpc, etc. I am currently 27 years old , i was given around 8 crore by my father at 23 . My aim is to build portfolio of 750 crore by the age of 50.

[@abhishekshrivastav7941]

You were already rich when your father gave you 8 cr. Start from zero and then see the struggle.

[@religionofpeace782]

Haan toh theek hai na usko 8 crore capital tayyar milgaya aur woh udaane k jagah usko grow kar raha hai compounding karke. Tum zero se 8 crore tak pohoch jao woh 8 cr se 800 crore kar lega. Ab zaroori thodi hai ki har koi zero se hi shuru kare. ​@@abhishekshrivastav7941

[@dr.manojpatil8289]

Proud of you dear friend

[@taurus50000]

@@abhishekshrivastav7941 Whats so fun in seein a struggle. Its his own dad who gave him.

[@ministryofalcohol5275]

Chal jootha……

[@Guiding100]

With the current modern lifestyle young people find it extremely difficult to save money... These 50 to 60 years people don't have any materialistic wants during their youth life.. No big cars no smartphone no night out.... Simple life I think those are their advantage

[@HarpreetSingh-xr6em]

well a spent a good amount of money on partying and dating in my late twenties now that money even 3x cannot buy that time

[@amoldatir8152]

Delay gratification till the ultimate gratification i.e.DEATH......

[@PankajPoddar]

Another lovely video. I wish someone told me 25 years ago. I am entering into MF when I am 49 years old. Too late.

[@HarpreetSingh-xr6em]

Its never too late I am staring at 35 mt NW could have been 2-3 times has I invested instead I went with FD'd

[@seekertruth72]

same here I made wrong decisions due to Insyrance agents and lack of knowledge

[@HarpreetSingh-xr6em]

@@seekertruth72Yes even in govt banks when you go for FD they try to convince you for insurance products .One thing I have learned the hard way is that insurance is first step towards Financial Independence one must have a good health and plain term insurance .I am not eligible for both now due to kidney failure and its a big strain on my finances till I live

[@rajrani2251]

No way, you are not too late or late at all. Lagey raho.

[@tk_jain]

Its all about Being Lucky. My father invested Rs. 1K in my name in UTI MF and I withdrew approx Rs. 11K after 31 Years. (8% CAGR) The long term inventing everyone talks about gave me returns even less than FD if I consider FD returns of those times.

[@SUBRAMONEYPV]

oh. It is not lack of skill?

[@DrKallalPramanik]

Subra sir, acknowledging all uncertainty, I believe that 25 crore rupees is a significant amount where the law of diminishing returns becomes relevant. Let's consider a simple exercise: try to honestly determine if you would be able or even willing to annually spend 4% or even 1/4th of 4% of 25 crore rupees. If not, it raises the question of why we emphasize the notion of having 25 crore rupees. Instead, perhaps we should encourage people to find a balance that allows them to be financially comfortable while also having time and good health. This approach would enable them to be rich in various aspects rather than solely pursuing the goal of accumulating more than 25 crore rupees.

[@seekertruth72]

correct after certain point of time money, property, objects or any external world pursuit becomes meaningless as it fullfills main purpose. But many people are not aware and keep accumulating or running behind them. What is cost on one breath, what is cost of able to sleep, eat food digest or even able to perform basic bodily functions without any pain or obstacle. Its priceless ..but whatever free people don't acknowledge

[@abrahamvarghesekadavil8510]

❤❤

[@wastedkafir9134]

So, are you saying trying to earn 25 Cr is injurious to health?

[@religionofpeace782]

​@@wastedkafir9134Earning 25 cr is definitely injurious to health but making 25 crores is not. As Buffet said, find a way to make money while you are asleep or Kiyosaki said, don't work for money but make your money work for you while you work for yourself.

[@dr.manojpatil8289]

Wow, what a wonderful lines, thought you have expressed am so happy to read. Inevitably, we must be rich in many ways alike friendship, honesty, discipline, hardworking, empathy, kindness, helping the sick, poor, students. We are not rich in those ways where nature wanted to. It means we want to show, pretend, growing ego. We know we can not dominate number because its infinite so be rich where nature and God blessings

[@abhishekshrivastav7941]

Dont delay gratification to end when health will go on a toss and your children will leave you. Find the balance.

[@venky1973]

None of us sure of what the future holds. So better to be balanced and not always try to save too much. A decent proportion only.

[@SanjayPMittalCIOMumbai]

Wise and Practical Words...

[@sureshlalwani410]

Thank you Sir

[@sharma8985]

धन्यवाद गुरु जी 🙏

[@diptighosh-tg7by]

Who knows the life span gratification must be early diktat of the day

[@Guiding100]

Visiting a country in a wheelchair doesn't sound so exciting 😂😂😂

[@hallmark1969]

good to dream for commoners.such days r gone for common n poor

[@TheFourthWinchester]

This is the only time for commoners and the poor to become rich. You're plain wrong.

[@puneetrathi2610]

Kya aap apne purane video par jayenge jisme aapne ITC ko kitna bura bola tha.. wo stock 200 se 500 ho gya.. ab bolo na kuch..

[@mrshetty2019]

Then you dont understand what he is trying to say.

[@puneetrathi2610]

bhai apni agaynta na failao mere comment par illogical comment kar k bore mat karo@@mrshetty2019

[@bennetrajendran1145]

He is not investing in ITC on ethical grounds, ITC being a cigarette company. He never said ITC is a bad company or a bad stock.

[@bhadreshshah1658]

Why not speech in hindi ?

[@SelvakumarSP-qt7eo]

Why not comment in hindi?

[@AadhiJay]

English is the language of business, science and technology. Try to learn it for your own benefit.

[@abrahamvarghesekadavil8510]

Hindi chuvanism is not good for you

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Nobody understands that language.

[@Roman19926]

Because it is HIS channel.

[@MamtaLalwani-j5l]

Thank you Sir