The Money Podcast 🎙‪️‬ The Money Podcast By Neeraj Arora

Welcome to The Money Podcast! On this podcast, we talk about "Personal Finance Principles". In this episode, we discuss “4 Biggest Financial Mistakes in 2024”. Whether you've just started earning or have been earning for a long period, this podcast is for you.
During the podcast, you’ll get to know:
📍What is Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) in investing? 📍Should you invest your money in FOMO stocks or assets? 📍How FOMO works in stock market? 📍Can we get fixed return from stock market? 📍How to handle panic situation? 📍How to make right decision? 📍Should we invest on tips? 📍4 red flags of investing in stock market? 📍Should we invest using borrowed money? 📍Lessons from Morgan Housel?& much more.
You will get answers to all these questions.
Also, you can watch the video podcast in “The Money Podcast” YouTube Channel.
Here are my social media handles-
Twitter: https://twitter.com/neerajarora91
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neerajarora91/
All the best. God bless you!
❤️ Neeraj Arora
और हाँ, सीखते रहें, क्यूँकि सीखना शुरू तो जीतना शुरू 🚀
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Welcome to The Money Podcast! On this podcast, we talk about "Personal Finance Principles". In this episode, we discuss “How to start Investing?”. Whether you've just started earning or have been earning for a long period, this podcast is for you.
During the podcast, you’ll get to know:
📍Basics of How to start Investing.📍Why you should start investing? 📍How to start investing in stock market? 📍Where you should invest in starting? 📍In how many schemes you should invest? 📍Things to keep in mind before investing 📍How to manage risk while investing? 📍Most important things before investing 📍Different ways to start investing 📍Passive Fund vs Active Fund Mutual Fund vs Direct Stocks, which is better? 📍How Difficult is investing? & much more.
You will get answers to all these questions.
Also, you can watch the video podcast in “The Money Podcast” YouTube Channel.
Here are my social media handles-
Twitter: https://twitter.com/neerajarora91
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neerajarora91/
All the best. God bless you!
❤️ Neeraj Arora
और हाँ, सीखते रहें, क्यूँकि सीखना शुरू तो जीतना शुरू 🚀
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Welcome to The Money Podcast! On this podcast, we talk about "Personal Finance Principles". In this episode, we discuss everything about Emergency Funds. Whether you've just started earning or have been earning for a long period, this podcast is for you.
During the podcast, you’ll get to know:
* What is an Emergency Fund?
* Who should create this Emergency Fund?
* What is the importance of an Emergency Fund?
* What is the right age to create an emergency Fund?
* What’s the right amount of an emergency fund?
* Where to keep the emergency fund?
* When to use this emergency fund?
* And much more!
You will get answers to all these questions.
Let me tell you, with an emergency fund, people don't have to worry about borrowing money or using credit cards in emergencies.
Here are my social media handles-
Twitter: https://twitter.com/neerajarora91
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neerajarora91/
All the best. God bless you!
❤️ Neeraj Arora
और हाँ, सीखते रहें, क्यूँकि सीखना शुरू तो जीतना शुरू 🚀
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In this episode, we will talk about buying a stock and discuss the volatility that arises after buying a stock. The biggest question is, can you buy a stock exactly at its bottom? It's very challenging. You must have heard many stories where a stock was available for a few rupees and now it's worth thousands. But have you met those retail investors who bought the stock at its absolute bottom? No matter which stock you buy, it's nearly impossible to purchase it at its exact bottom. However, after buying, there will certainly be some movements up, down, forward, backward. It has happened with me too. I have many stocks which I bought...
Now, your success and your actual wealth creation process depends on how well you ignore these short-term downtrends and volatility. How much can you disassociate yourself from these short-term movements? The more you can disassociate from these movements, the higher are your chances of long-term success. One thing I want to emphasize here is to invest in quality companies after thorough consideration. If you invest blindly, based on someone's word or a tip from some Telegram channel, it might be risky.
If you've chosen a well-researched stock, knew about its business, about its management, its sustainable competitive advantage, and have done some valuation, then even if you see some immediate losses after purchasing, you should remain calm. Minor market trends and fluctuations should not alarm you. However, if you notice any red flags, you should consider exiting the investment.
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Welcome to "The Money Podcast"


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