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라케시 준준왈라의 생애와 투자 교훈을 소개하는 추모형 내레이션 영상이다. 이 영상은 특정 자산의 향후 가격 방향에 대한 예측을 제시하지 않는다. 결론 요약: 준준왈라의 투자 철학과 생애 일화를 다룬 교육·추모 콘텐츠로, 시장 전망 발언은 없음. 인물 소개: 1960년 뭄바이 중산층 마와리 가정에서 태어났으며, 아버지는 소득세 공무원, 어머니는 주부였다고 소개된다. 초기 투자 일화: 아버지의 반대로 자기 돈 5,000루피로 1995년 주식 투자를 시작했다고 한다. 형의 고객 자금을 받아 투자를 시작했으며, 고객에게 연 18~19% 수익을 약속했다고 소개된다. 주요 투자 사례: 타타티(Tata Tea)를 약 43루피에 5,000주 매수해 3개월 만에 143루피로 올랐다고 소개된다. 이후 셰샤고아(현 Vedanta)를 주당 28루피에 매수해 자산이 두 배로 늘었다고 한다. 시장 판단 사례: 1980년대 후반 정부 예산안 발표를 앞두고 다수가 매도할 때 매수해 자산이 약 2.5억에서 약 40억 루피로 늘었다고 소개된다. 타이탄(Titan): 2000년경 주당 약 3루피일 때 대량 매수했으며, 현재 주가가 약 2,900루피 수준이라고 언급된다. 이는 과거 사례이며 향후 전망이 아니다. 주요 교훈: ①계산된 리스크 감수와 자본 보존의 균형 ②장기 투자와 복리 효과 ③기부 등 사회적 책임 ④건강과 부의 균형. 인덱스펀드·뮤추얼펀드를 초기 투자 수단으로 권하는 언급이 있다. 리스크 및 조건: 영상은 건강 악화(심장마비, 과로)가 준준왈라의 2022년 8월 사망 원인이었다고 언급하며 건강 관리를 강조한다. 출연자 전망: 특정 자산에 대한 1~3개월 가격 예측 발언은 없으며, 'Sensex 6만 포인트 도달' 같은 장기 전망만 언급된다.
다듬은 글
A country like India, where it is said that after every 100 kilometers, people change their language, food and clothes. India is the only country whose constitution recognizes 28 languages. This country with a population of over 1.4 billion has completed 76 years of independence, and in these 76 years, countless famous personalities have contributed, be it our great leaders, scientists, or businessmen.
But exactly one year ago, on August 14, 2022, India gave birth to a legend who possessed all these qualities. This man had an interest in inventions. He was in business, was a movie director, had political connections. In short, he was a moneylender. But most importantly, he was the biggest well in the deep sea of the Indian stock market.
Mr. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the big force of India. A man whose vision was so powerful that it could expose any scan. A man who, following the footsteps of his guru, taught the Indian economy what many governments had failed to do. Jhunjhunwala believed that one day the Sensex would touch 60,000 points.
He made this prediction when the Sensex was only at 1,500 points. He believed that the stock market was India's future, helping India become a world leader and helping India compete with countries like China and Russia. With this belief, he trusted India's economy and dedicated his entire life to the Indian stock market.
The story of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, who started with just ₹5,000 and achieved the milestone of ₹45,000 crore, is an example in itself, from which we can learn a lot. In today's video, we will look at some important stories related to Rakesh's life and learn what he wanted us to learn with the help of these stories.
Also, what decisions did Rakesh take throughout his life due to which he was able to build a fortune of ₹45,000 crore. There are some interesting stories from his life that will not only help you become a good investor but also a good one. Chapter Number One: I am nine years old by my dreams. Rakesh was born in 1960 in a middle class Marwari family in Mumbai.
His father was an Income Tax Officer and his mother was a housewife. Due to the middle class mentality, his family believed that their children should pursue a higher education and a professional degree to secure a secure future. Being in the Income Tax Department, his father often discussed finance and stock market issues at home.
Being in the finance field, his friend circle was also similar, who would always ask him what is the stock market, which investment has what risk, what is the condition of which company. And standing behind the curtain, that 9 year old child Rakesh Jhunjhunwala used to listen to all these things silently.
Now, like me, Mr. Radhe Shyam ji, from a middle class family living in an expensive city. Jhunjhunwala, Rakesh's father, wanted Rakesh to study well, get a good job, settle down, and later support his family. However, he was always nurtured. From the age of nine, Rakesh's mother developed an interest in the stock market and investing, and she decided to pursue a career in the stock market.
At 13, Rakesh 's mother became even more enthusiastic about the stock market. At an age when every child was preoccupied with video games, movies, TV, school, and the world of India, Rakesh was increasingly interested in the stock market. He often asked his father questions like " What is the stock market?" "How can I learn it?" " What are shares?" "How do I invest in them?" " His father began to understand Rakesh's interest in the stock market, but he knew it was n't a typical real estate or bank investment.
It was a highly risky stock market investment. Whenever Rakesh asked questions, his father would n't answer, instead telling him to read the business page of the newspaper. He used to ask his neighbors, " What is the market? When does it go up or down?" All it took was a simple word like this for Rakesh to find answers to his questions.
He developed a habit of reading newspapers, and gradually gained confidence that he could pursue a career in the stock market. Finally, one day, he decided to tell his father about these things. However, his father wasn't ready to listen. His father knew that a career in the stock market was quite risky.
He never knew when he would make a profit in lakhs, or when he would be left begging on the streets with a bowl in his hand. Therefore, he advised Rakesh to complete his graduation first and then decide whether he wanted to pursue a career in the stock market. Rakesh followed his father 's advice and completed his BA.
Rakesh was always grateful for his father's decision and his guidance. He also said that those who believe that dropping out or abandoning their careers will make them successful are making the biggest mistake of their lives. After becoming an investor, his parents thought that Rakesh would practice or do a good job, and that in all these years, the ghost of the stock market must have been driven away from his mind, but that was not going to happen.
After becoming an investor, Rakesh proposed to his father in front of his family and this time his father got angry and told him, "If you want to live in Mumbai, stay there and do whatever you want to do. I will not give you a single penny of my money to invest in the stock market. Earn it yourself and invest it yourself." Rakesh considers those harsh words as his biggest strength because he himself did not want to take money from his father and invest it in the stock market.
So, taking ₹5,000 as a mantra, Rakesh set out on his journey in 1995 and stood outside the BSE Sensex and started observing people, investors, bulls, bears, and everyone. By purchasing stocks worth ₹5,000, he began his stock trading journey. Chapter Number Two: The Investing King. Now, Rakesh had started his journey, but the biggest The problem he faced was capital.
Rakesh had very little funds for trading, so he sought help from his elder brother, who was also a practicing start-up accountant. To help Rakesh, his brother gave him clients. Now, how were those clients going to trust Rakesh? But when Rakesh started understanding the ins and outs of the stock market, they felt that there was something special about this guy.
The highest interest rate offered in both of them was around 10% and Rakesh promised his clients that he would give a return of 18 to 19%. One of the clients gave Rakesh Rs 2.5 lakh and another Rs 10 lakh. Now the big thing was to play the first and biggest bad game of his life on the basis of his knowledge.
Between 1983 and 1985, a lot of fraud was seen in the global tea market industry. The tea market which had cooled down all over the world suddenly started reviving rapidly and due to being the supplier of tea, Indian The tea company was poised for significant profits. Rakesh studied the situation and invested in Tata Tea, one of the most popular companies today.
With client money and a small investment of his own, he purchased 5,000 Tata Tea stocks when they were trading at ₹43. Within three months, the price of Tata Tea rose from ₹46 to ₹143, and his investment not only doubled but tripled. His first investor, who had given him ₹10 lakh, says, "That day, I gave Rakesh a check for ₹10 lakh, and three months later, Rakesh gave me a briefcase containing the entire Indian market." After this investment, Rakesh's confidence began to soar, and he was unstoppable.
He began to gain attention and began building a circle of friends in the stock market. Meanwhile, he acquired several highly qualified clients, and by 1987, he had invested ₹25 to ₹30 lakh, increasing his net worth to ₹1 crore. In 1987, at the age of 27, he married Rekha Jhunjhunwala and in the meantime, making a risky investment, he bought 10 lakh shares of Shesh Goa, which you know as Vedanta Industries, at a price of Rs 28.
The price of the shares kept increasing gradually and his net worth doubled in no time. Chapter number three: By 2018, Rakesh's stock market had started falling and the government at the Centre was of Prime Minister VP Singh, both of them were in the news because his Finance Minister Madhu Dhanwate was about to declare the financial budget, under which everyone was telling the investors that this budget was going to be only for social causes, there was no benefit in this budget for business and investors.
Discussions started coming that many companies were going to be liquidated, but due to these discussions, everyone started selling their shares. Rakesh ji tells that both of them used to call him only to sell shares, but Rakesh ji believed that It was believed that this budget was going to be business friendly because VP Singh had been a businessman and where everyone was selling shares, Rakesh ji invested in a mansion, even after his wife spent lakhs, he did not invest a single rupee in the house, its result was visible, within the next 6 months, Rakesh ji 's prediction proved right and his wealth of 2.5 crores increased to around 40 crores and gradually people started accepting his investing technique and after this, in the year 2000, he invested in Pen stock, whose price at that time was only ₹3 and Rakesh ji bought 6 crore shares of that company, people started criticizing him for this thing, but friends, that lion was none other than the Titan Company lion.
After spending two days in Bengaluru and meeting with more than 27 jewelers and watch maker executives, Rakesh ji made the biggest deal of his career and he saw a long term vision in the company of a small ₹3 stock and he felt that its Tanishq and watch brand would bring new regulation in India. You can bring it and that's exactly what happened.
The stock price gradually increased from 10 to 500 to 1000 and today the stock price of Titan Company is around 2900. Now let's see the investing license from Rakesh Jhunjhunwala. Rakesh Sir gives us very important investing lessons through his story. Lesson number one is to learn to take a calculator.
No one left home with ₹5000. In 1985, he invested in Tata TK stock and earned ₹25 lakh and then in 1989, he invested that ₹25 crore and created a wealth of ₹2 to 3 crore. But Rakesh Ji always used to say one thing about taking risks: You should strike a balance between taking calculated risk and preserving capital.
That is, a rich person can become rich only when he can take calculated risk and also use the money kept with him. Now the problem of our youth today is that they want success tomorrow, so they invest money in whatever good they hear without thinking anything. Before investing money anywhere, Rakesh ji used to analyze the company completely to find out what are the opportunities in the company, who are its competitors, how is its branding value, how is the word of mouth, how is the capital and debt, after looking at all these things he used to invest in it.
So if you also have the quality of taking risk, then first of all calculate how much money you can invest where. Index funds and mutual funds can prove to be a very good investment for the initial stage, then gradually by learning you can also take risk with the calculator. Lesson number 2: Long term investing.
Rakesh ji tells in his interview that once a lady came to him and asked Rakesh ji that how would this stock be for investing. Rakesh advised that with 15% interest on it, your money will double in three-four years. On this the lady got doubtful that three-four years is so late, so Rakesh ji took out a slip and wrote the address of the race course on it and said that if you want double the amount tomorrow then invest the money in horse race.
Madam, you are no less in the stock market. Rakesh ji says that the world's richest investor became a millennium in 40 years. He got a growth of 20 to 22% on his wealth. But our youth wants to become the black rich of tomorrow. So brother, invest money only in horse races. Investing etc. is not in your control.
To enjoy the power of compounding in stocks and index funds, you have to remain invested for the long term because compounding goes faster as time passes. The only thing that is necessary is to remain fully invested with discipline, whether it is in stocks or index funds. Hip lesson number 3 back. Along with the art of giving, Jan-Jan wala ji also had the art of giving.
Perhaps India will never again have a personality like him, who not only knew how to take with both hands but also knew how to wish with one hand and give with the other. At the age of 56, he announced that he was going to donate 25% of his wealth to charity. His father always told him this. They used to say that if you are doing such work which benefits only you then you should donate some part of your earnings as well.
Rakesh tells that his father used to force him a lot and he later realized that it is very important that true patriotism is the one which believes in the welfare of the country along with oneself and Rakesh ji used to help education centers, health centers, Goscode disaster management team a lot. Lesson number four is the law of choice between wealth and health.
Even the richest person becomes poor when he realizes that he has sacrificed his health in the pursuit of earning money. Now it is up to you which one you choose. 12th does not look good to anyone and wealth can buy everything which makes you healthy but in reality it is not your money but your habits that make you healthy, no power in the world can make you healthy.
If your habits are not good then mostly rich and wealthy people are seen to have problems like heart disease, mental unwellness, BP and sugar. He has drinking habits, and on August 14, 2022, this shocking news shook everyone when we learned that Rakesh Jhunjhunwala passed away due to a heart attack at Bridge Candy Hospital in Mumbai.
The stock market giant, the engine man, left us all at the age of 62, solely because of his unhealthy habits and hectic life. He even told the doctor that when his last time comes, give him only 3 hours to reduce his stress. By the time Rakesh realized this, he was very scared, and that is why he says, never make the same mistake as me.
Take care of your family as much as possible with your family and along with them, give yourself true financial and mental happiness. Rakesh ji was very fond of colors and music along with investing. He was super intelligent and a loving personality who could take India to a different level. Now, such a jam is unlikely to be seen in the future of Indian investing.
It will be his duty to follow his rules and principles and make India a true dream country. Jai Hind
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