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In 1985, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala entered the stock market when he was still in college, with an investment of Rs 5000.

With Rs 2.15 lakh, he made his first major investment when he bought 5000 shares of Tata at Rs 43, which increased to Rs 143 in next 90 days.

200%+ ROI from this first investment showcased him what investing his. He had drawn his first blood.

Today, when he died, his net worth was $5 billion or Rs 40,000 crore., making him India's 33rd richest billionaire.

A fascinating, incredible journey of a self-made investor from Rs 5000 to $5 billion.

Guts. That was the only tool he used to create his massive wealth, in the last three decades.

Patience. That's what he leveraged to manipulate stock market, and become India's biggest self-made investor.

His patience with Titan, for example, helped him generate 1000% ROI. In March this year, he made whooping Rs 862 crore in 24 hours, with just two stocks: Titan Company and Star Health Insurance. He was a genuis, a daring investor.

The Big Bull.

Vision. Being wealthy needs a vision, which he had from the start. Infact, he made most of his wealth in the last 10 years. From Rs. 9,168 cr net worth in March 2020, to Rs 16,266 cr in Jan 2021.. Never has India seen such a massive surge in wealth creation, ever. Like a cheetah he waited, watched, and then made that stunning move that no one expected.

He was always bullish on India, and on wealth creation.

He will be remembered forever. His legacy will inspire millions.

Om Shaanti.????

Here comes the biggest IPO of India .. !!

LIC files IPO Papers with SEBI

-Total shares offered in IPO are 31,62,49,885
-35% Retail
-10% Policyholder's Quota + Discount
-13th Feb 2022 is eligibility date for Policyholder
-PAN can be updated in Policy by 28th Feb 2022

ENJOY !?‍♂️?‍♀️?

Role of Money in Relationships

It is Valentine Week and Love is in the air.

You must be wondering why we are talking about money in a week like this. Most people consider it rude to talk about money, but alas, Money matters are one of the prime reasons for stress in relationships and, in marriage, a prime reason why couples drift apart.

Many arguments stem from the feeling that either one spouse is spending too much or is trying to control the other’s spending.

Most couples spend more time discussing restaurant choices than money matters.

Seeking only positives and avoiding the tough decisions are signs of a toxic relationship. Seeing where you’re at on saving and spending should be a regular activity.

As an exercise, go over monthly bills with your spouse, meet your financial advisor jointly, review your portfolio at the end of the year, and discuss your achievement vis-a-vis your goals.

There is no one right way to handle cash. The trick is to find a way that works in your marriage. This comes by first acknowledging the role of money in any relationship.

Here are four things we have seen work for couples who are arguing and sparring over finances.
Firstly, having a heart-to-heart chat about money goes a long way. The more effectively you can communicate the plan for your future finances, the better it is.
Discuss and design effective ways to handle cash and spending together. Come clean with all things financial, instead of burying secrets.

Answer the following questions frankly and you will know where you stand in your financial fidelity with your partner.
• Do you make purchases and hide them from your partner?
• Do you pay cash so that the significant other won’t know what you spend money on?
• Do you have debt or bad investments that you are hiding?
• Do you share your credit score?
• Does your spouse know what to do and whom to contact in case of a financial emergency?

The second step is to find common goals. Open the lines of communication.
You’ll gain an understanding of each other’s values about money. Set up a regular meeting to talk about family finances.

• Have you shared your income details and made a budget?
• Have you discussed where you want to be financially in 5 years, 10 years, and 20 years?
• Have you planned for your retirement, where do you want to settle, how much money would you require per month at present cost?
• If you have children, have you discussed what are you willing to fund for them (education, marriages, homes)?
• What do you and your partner want for yourselves, your family, and your community?
• What is the financial impact of these goals?
• For example, if you desire to travel to Europe in three years, how will you save for this goal?
• Have you agreed upon a savings and investment strategy?

Next, do not force a financial conversation. It can be a very unpleasant thing to do when either is not in the mood. At the same time, if both are never in the mood then it gets postponed indefinitely. Avoid that too!
We know of couples who communicate about their finances via email or Whatsapp. It works best for them to each take the time to put their thoughts in writing, and then allow their partner to review and respond at a time that’s convenient.
Other folks like to sit down over dinner or chat while taking a walk. There’s no correct venue for these conversations, they just need to happen.

Finally, be generous. A gift or a favour goes a long way in keeping a relationship healthy.
Surprises are even better.

This Valentine week, Discuss money matters with your partner / spouse, come clean about money and stay blessed forever.

·         VRL Logistic reported strong Q3 results. Company reported Q3 net profit Rs60.5cr (up 52.2% YoY) – expectation Rs37.7cr,  Ebitda Rs129cr (up 30.6% YoY) – expectation 105cr, Ebitda Margin 19% vs 17.5% (YoY) – expectation 17% and income Rs678.4cr (up 20.4% YoY) – expectation Rs620cr
·         Jubliant Food announced lower than expected Q3 results and SSSG grotwh. Company reported Q3 net profit Rs137cr (up 9.6% YoY)– expectation Rs145.5cr,  Ebitda Rs319.2cr  (up 16% YoY)– expectation Rs322.5cr, SSSG likely at 6% YoY (est. 13%). Ebitda margin26.3% vs 26.4% (YoY) – expectation 26.3% , stock split 1:5 and income Rs1194cr (up 13% YoY) – expectation Rs1226cr
·         Balrampur Chini announced impressive Q3 results. Company reported Q3 net profit Rs64 (up 137% YoY),  Ebitda Rs100cr (up 178% YoY), Ebitda margin 8.2% vs 3.4%, dividend Rs2.5 shares and income Rs1210cr (up 10% YoY)
·         Dabur India  announced better than expected Ebitda and Ebitda margin. Company reported Q3 Net profit Rs504cr (up 2.4% YoY) – expectation Rs493cr,  Ebitda Rs627.5cr (up 9.3%)– expectation 614.4cr Ebitda margin 21.3% vs 21% (YoY) – expectation 21% and income Rs2942cr (up 8% YoY)– Expectation Rs2920cr
·         Tata Consumers Q3 net profit Rs270cr (up 24% YoY)– expectation Rs243cr, Ebitda Rs468cr (up 29.6% YoY)– expectation Rs423.4 cr, Ebitda margin 14.4% vs 11.8% (YoY) – expectation 13.8% and income Rs3208cr – expectation Rs3071cr
·         JK Lakshmi Cement’s 3Q result came in above our estimates with EBITDA at Rs146cr v/s estimated Rs130cr and EBITDA/t at Rs595 v/s estimated Rs544. Adj. Profit was at Rs74.8cr (adjusted for earlier year taxes) v/s estimated Rs53.2cr.
·         M&M Finance announced strong Q3 results. Net profit Rs894cr vs. loss Rs274cr – expectation Rs547cr, Revenue Rs2530cr (down 0.4% YoY) - estimate Rs2534cr, Impairments -147cr  vs. Rs1387cr YoY, GNPA 5.36% vs 6.39% and Other income Rs111cr vs. 33.06cr YoY.
·         Zee Entertainment announced Q3 net profit Rs299cr  (up 10.7% YoY) – expectation Rs404cr, Ebitda margin at 22.4% vs 20.4% and income  Rs2112cr (up 6.7%) – expectation Rs2217cr
·         Adani Total Gas: The firm reported a consolidated net profit of Rs128 crore in Q3FY22 against a profit of Rs146 crore in Q3FY21.
·         Apollo Tyres: Apollo Tyres on Wednesday said its consolidated net profit declined 49.54 per cent to Rs224 crore in the third quarter ended December 31, 2021. The company had posted a consolidated net profit of Rs444 crore in the corresponding period last year.

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