Bullnbear

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Financial markets have always been puzzling and fascinating to all of us. Where else can you find roller coaster ride of life? From rags to riches and vice versa is quite common in this play. I have always believed that the financial market mechanism is the only hope the aam aadmi can have to realize his /her dream. No matter how high your ambitions are and no matter how low your income level is at this point of time, I strongly believe that the financial markets are the only way a person can realize his or her dream. Skeptics may say otherwise, even I belonged to that group earlier. But that’s the profile of skeptics. Intelligent investors, though they have lost huge capital in the market won’t be perturbed by their loses and would march on knowing very well that they would regain much more than what they have lost in just a few trades. That’s the Power of Market!!!
We have always heard from our childhood days that failure is the stepping stone to success, yet when it comes financial markets we always jump the gun and decide otherwise. Another wrong opinion is that it’s gambling. Though there are a lot of speculation activities in the market, one cannot question its valuation and discipline which would ultimately reflect in the prices of the assets. It’s up to you to decide as to when you would like to invest which is purely dependant on your acumen. Why be a hypocrite and blame others for our wrong decisions and greed?  The Nifty is the modern day Drona for all the ekalaivas like us for it teaches a lot explicitly and in the most implicit manner. Those who are able to read between the lines succeed, both financially and personally, and those who don’t are left in despair.
My experience with Nifty started in 2007 by accident. Ever since I have seen the all of it. Though I am the hardest hit by market as of now, I strongly believe that I have gained some knowledge about Indian financial markets and that would help me retain my return on investment (ROI). Yes, I personally treat the capital lost on Indian Financial markets as the investment capital. By saying so, I am not consoling myself of the losses suffered but I do strongly believe that the amount lost was investment capital.  And why shouldn’t I say that. If we have students who pay multiple lakhs of Rupees to obtain a MBA degree from a foreign university with the sole objective of obtaining a degree and not knowing what to do next with no practical experience whatsoever only to land in a MNC BPO, I am glad that I have taken risk, and have profited, lost and learnt the art of investing the hardest way.  I am not a genius but I am glad to say to that I am no novice either. Had I not entered financial markets, I wouldn’t have understood the global financial system which is very much necessary in the modern day world as each and every thing in the present day scenario is driven by economics, right from the bread you eat to the dress you wear. I would request all who read this blog to enter financial markets and utilize the rare opportunity which knocks at our door to change our entire destiny!!! I assure you all technical support in this journey and would share all the information that I have learnt the hard way for I am the one who believe that knowledge can be gained only by teaching. I would provide you with weekly and monthly tips for  trading in nifty and other stocks. Wishing you all the success in your future investments!!!
Happy Investing!!!!!!!