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Investment Lessons From Lord Ganesha
As a stock market participant, it is never too
late to adapt and learn from the markets, remain up to date on new investment
opportunities, and grow your money intelligently.
This week, Ganesha Chaturthi celebrations
will begin across the country on Friday. Lord Ganesha is worshipped because he
offers prosperity, wisdom, and happiness to those who worship him.
Indira Securities extends its warm wishes
to all traders and investors on this auspicious occasion.
Lord Ganesha, who is a scholar of 14 vidyas
and 64 kalas, can constantly teach you something new.
The first and most important lesson to
learn in the financial world is UNITY, which was the major goal of this
festival, which was founded by freedom fighter Bal Gangadhar Tilak.
It is critical to preserve a sense of
balance in one's life, and unity between different types of people or different
types of objects (in terms of anything) is essential, comparable to portfolio
development.
If you want to be profitable in the stock
market, you must balance your portfolio because you cannot rely on one sort of
stock or product. You should build a portfolio composed of various stocks or
items to ensure that it is well-balanced and can outperform in all market conditions.
Ganesha's
top investment lessons include:
1. All you have to do now is
to start.
Have you ever wondered why Ganesh Chaturthi
is celebrated for ten days? It acts as a reminder that the most crucial element
of any journey is to get started, which is the core of financial planning. It's
pointless to just talk about it. We must get started right now. Given that time
works on your money and amplifies it, the earlier you start, the better.
2. Focusing on the future!
What do Lord Ganesha's little eyes
represent? It's all about concentration. When you need to concentrate on a
little thing, you narrow your eyes to assist you focus. This is precisely what
you should do while making financial plans. Your only goal should be to meet
your long-term financial objectives. Everything else is centred on that.
3. Don't go along with the
crowd!
Ganesha chose to make a pradakshina around
his parents when Lord Shiva urged his two sons Ganesha and Kartikeya to run
around the world. So think beyond the box like he does. Don't buy a stock
because everyone else is doing so. Make your own decision.
4. Maintain your investment
discipline and commitment!
Day traders should adopt Ganesha's
discipline in blocking Lord Shiva from entering his home as directed by his
mother, even if it means endangering his life. As a result, all traders must
adhere to stop losses as well as their own trading rules in order to remain
profitable. Similarly, investors who have committed to the idea of investing
for long-term gains and self-fulfillment should stick with it.
5. Act small, think big!
Lord Ganesha's personality is characterized
by a huge head and large ears, but a small mouth and small eyes. Lord Ganesha's
enormous head inspires us to pursue knowledge with an open mind and to dream
big for the future. Large ears that can simultaneously learn and grasp, a
carefully used mouth, and eyes that are narrowed and focused on the details.
While the large picture is essential for reminding us of our goals when it
comes to investing, we also need to have the ability to pay attention to every
detail and make tiny but consistent investments.
6. Everything will pass by!
Nothing lasts forever, as this festival
informs us. Every year, Lord Ganesha warns us that the celebrations will begin,
but they will also come to an end. The good days don't continue forever, and
the bad times will pass. From the standpoint of investing, this is a fantastic
lesson. There will be happy times and difficult times. We must make the most of
our good times in order to effortlessly pass through the terrible ones. Our
entire financial planning assumption should be that bad times will persist
considerably longer than good times. As a result, it's wiser to prepare for the
worse while also purchasing the finest!