January 1 2020, marked the beginning of a brand new decade that many looked at with optimism and as a chance at a new lease on life. But as summer 2020 progresses, many are wondering if this year can get worse, following a string of wild fires, airplane crashes in Iran and Pakistan, the death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, social unrest over killing of George Floyd, the deadly explosion in Bruit, and various natural disasters – all under the cloud of COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The list of losses doesn’t stops here, many migrant workers dying due to lack of basic amenities, many of organised and un-organised sector people losing their jobs becoming unemployed, homeless and hopeless. Loss of some stars in the Bollywood industry be it Imran khan, Rishi Kapoor, or Sushant Singh Rajput. And the biggest of them all is spending your most enjoyable, productive, explorative and cheerful time at homes, by not going to college and missing some of the greatest years of lives.
Under these
dark, doomy and dusty clouds of loss, misery and pain, there has always been a
hope that these painful days will surely end and someday or the other we will be
back to our normal lives. Sitting with this hope, under the roofs of our homes with a lot of idle time, many people have thought to become more
productive by learning some new market required skills, or by starting a new
online business, or by starting a new blog to express their views and what not,
so when this pandemic ends they come out as a better version of themselves,
instead of wasting their time on gossips, Netflix, or other OTT platforms, or
just by over-thinking and all other kinds of shit.
Among the most popular demanding skills, one of the ‘skill’ or a ‘tool’ which if used wisely with proper knowledge and great patience can change everybody’s future. And it is a delightful moment for me to tell you that more and more people are becoming aware of this tool. The ‘tool’ or ‘skill’ is non-other than the stock-market. In layman's language, a stock market is a place, or a tool, or a medium which transfers the money 💰💰 from the impatient to the patient. So, patience is the key factor in the market. Besides patience, a little bit of knowledge about the market, a handsome or handful (handsome amount or handful amount, both are sufficient, as you don't need to be great to start, but you need to start to be great. You can start with as low as rs.10) amount of money. If you have a lots of patience and a little amount of money, then also you are ready to enter the market.
The legendry investor and
trader of its time Harshad Mehta had already mentioned this 40 years back that Indian markets have the
power and capacity to quench the thirst (of money) of every Indian, if they
play well and play right. He is no more between us, but his words are becoming
true even after so many years. Those who played well with lots of patience are
enjoying the cream now, be it Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Radha Kishan Damani, Vijay
Kedia, Dolly Khanna and many more.
India is a
developing country with nearly 135 crore population. But still, till date only
about 2-3% people are just investing in markets. So in the near future markets
have huge scope, as large number of people are getting financially literate and
wisely investing their money. Financial
year 2020-21 has seen the highest ever number of demat account openings. The number
is still very low but seen a gradual increase as compared to previous year
records. In March 2021, the total number of demat accounts are nearly 51.5 million.
Written by:
Anadi sharma
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