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In today’s episode we have Saurabh Mukherjea, the founder and Chief Investment Officer of Marcellus Investment Managers. Saurabh was educated at the London School of Economics where he earned a BSc in Economics (with First Class Honours) and an MSc in Economics (with distinction in Macro & Microeconomics). Saurabh is a Founding Director of the Association of Portfolio Managers in India, a trade body. He continues to be part of multiple SEBI working groups whose role is to review and reform the rules governing portfolio management in India.
In this video, we uncover a multitude of fascinating topics:
💼 Which stock made highest money for Saurabh
🏢 Why Saurabh doesn’t invest in gold
💰 How to identify the stock market
📊 How to make 10 Crores before age 50
This video is packed with priceless insights. Dive in now and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s spark a conversation that breaks barriers! 💬👇🏻
Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. 📚
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Timeline
[0:00] Highlights
[0:36] Introduction
[1:23] Which stock made highest money for Saurabh
[3:57] When did Saurabh become crorepathi
[6:30] How to identify the stock market
[9:40] Why Saurabh doesn’t invest in gold
[11:35] Highest CAGR for Saurabh
[13:23] How to invest in stock market
[15:40] FIRE Number 50 Crores
[18:40] How to make 10 Crores before age 50
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Sharan Hegde is a personal finance expert who has been featured in Forbes, Economic Times, Mint, Times of India and many more. He is the Founder of The 1% Club, India’s biggest finance community which helps people achieve financial independence.
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A) Gold actually grows at 12-13% in rupee terms. It has for the last 100 years. Or any given decade in India. Appreciated over 150x against USD in 125 years.
B) Gold yields cash to the seller, miner and the ecosystem. You’re not paying gold itself to buy gold (you’re paying someone). Similar to Realestate where you don’t pay the earth but someone who currently has it.
C) Gold is scarce and hence that scarcity is the anchor. And gold is liquid and acts as a collateral against margin.
D) Definitely gold is less volatile on a yearly basis. In India – Gold has only declined 5 out of last 60 years.
E) Gold has acted inversely to stock market during every major crash. Actual. And the cost of mining gives a huge support levels from Gold crashing as it would become unviable to mine.
Definitely countries are smart to be investing and loading up in gold. Despite all efforts worldwide to remove Gold Standard over the last century, globally Gold is the only thing that will gain acceptability and prominence in the Century to come