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Asked by “Rajesh”
My thoughts is correct??? about my future !!!!?
i want to be a investor in indian share market.
it is right or wrong ?
please answer this dear all….
ANSWER
Dear “Rajesh”:
Well, it’s a little hard to tell someone, anyone, that their “thoughts are incorrect”. It’s a little like telling some one that their opinion is wrong. How can an opinion be wrong? If I say my opinion is X, then the only way it can be “wrong” is if my opinion is really Y or Z and I lied, forgot, or had a brain freeze. But, opinions, your thoughts, can rarely be “wrong”. It’s obvious that English isn’t your first language, or your typing leaves something to be desired. And, you don’t tell us you age or country. But permit me to make some observations and give you an opinion.
I’m going to assume that you are young and trying to decide on a career path. I don’t know where in your life you are: under parent’s wing, striking out on you own, plowing your “field”, “harvesting rewards”, or planning your estate. But, assuming you are in stage one or two, I would observe that it’s best to keep your options open. It gives you future flexibility. Clearly if you said doctor, lawyer, or indian chief (n.b., that’s an American joke describing the head of native american indian’s tribe and used as metaphor for jobs you have to be born into), you have to take a certain path. To be an “investor in the indian share market”, which I assume to be a trader in the Indian Stock market), you can do that by aiming your career path in that direction.
My suggestion is that you, take the advice I’ve given in the past: (1) manage your finances carefully and not get into “bad” debts (i.e., student loan for a useful degree or home mortgage is “good” debt; a car loan is “iffy”; credit card and consumer debt is “bad”); (2) get an education for a white collar job; (3) get a blue collar skill (i.e., I have never seen a poor plumber); (4) if you can, have one or more web based businesses; (5) make sure you have and enjoy all the experiences that make life worth living (i.e., party a little); (6) make the world a better place (i.e., be a “good person” how ever you define it).
So, if that means “being an investor”, then go for it. But, I’d urge you to look for things that give you more choices in the future, not less.
Hope this helps. I’m interested how it works out for you. Drop me a note sometime. My blog may have helpful “stuff”.
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