Doc_Piyush

- In a typical corporate fraud an entity is first made widely popular through aggressive marketing inviting greedy investors to jump into the hype driving it to crazy heights to eventually crash later butchering investors in the end. 📊

- A massive bubble is formed when a worthless entity is sold aggressively along the financial system infecting the stock market with greedy jerks jumping into the hype driving the stocks higher to the point of being highly over-valued. 📊📈

- Some things never change in the stock market. Whenever an entity becomes "next big thing" in the stock market with greed-driven jerks buying into the hype it's a sign to steer clear of that entity. 📊📈

- I don't get it why people flock together to invest in IPOs. People should invest in well established businesses that can stand testing times. Usually a start-up isn't immune to withstand recessions. 📊

My rules of investing ---> - Swim through fluctuations with an unwavering attitude. - To emerge as a winner just stay in the game longer. - Avoid too much tampering with your investment decisions. 📊

My rules of investing ---> - Do your own research. Don't copy investment decisions of others. - Try to know what the company is upto. Try to go beyond numbers. - It's fine to put your money to work but you must know when to preserve your capital. 🤨

- Sometimes dreaming is enough. You just have to see it in your mind and mould yourself accordingly to let everything fall back into right place. 🤨