Finding Monopoly stocks! ft. Saurabh Mukherjea | CRED Jagruk Talks S2E4

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @LabourLawAdvisor
    @LabourLawAdvisor  Год назад +24

    👉 Download Cred: app.cred.club/spQx/sfo4hmy3
    CRED Jagruk Talks S2 Playlist : ruclips.net/p/PL9DpKzAHkdgrBlbX_4c23_BMaCcotV6WJ

    • @mein3324
      @mein3324 Год назад

      please next time keep interview audio little high.

    • @harishseervi1574
      @harishseervi1574 Год назад +2

      Sir ek short on how to validate government officers id card

    • @pawanupadhyay5948
      @pawanupadhyay5948 Год назад

      Dear sir, mujhe sabke bare m btaye ki kya yeh fssai mi real site h ya fir yeh fake h plz help me

    • @riturajjha1826
      @riturajjha1826 Год назад +1

      Amazing sessions mandeep, looking forward for such content. Jagruk Talk session is amazing, Thank you.

    • @007_Sun_Tzu
      @007_Sun_Tzu Год назад

      @@mein3324 use better phone or headphone...i kept phone audio at 35% and heard everything clear

  • @AlphaSierra380
    @AlphaSierra380 Год назад +1501

    His father was an IITian. In his childhood he shifted to London. Bahut hi normal childhood. India me almost sabka childhood aisa hi hota hai. 🤣

    • @maddy6033
      @maddy6033 Год назад +68

      Exactly what I was thinking

    • @sky301289
      @sky301289 Год назад +17

      Lol

    • @joydrinjoy
      @joydrinjoy Год назад +44

      Ye assal mei middle class kya hai?

    • @AmanxThink11
      @AmanxThink11 Год назад +116

      Yahi to asal middle-class hai.
      Usse Kam garib hota h or hmlog garib hai

    • @GauravSingh-ey2hs
      @GauravSingh-ey2hs Год назад +17

      that’s what he is humble 😜😜

  • @Mr_Im_The_One
    @Mr_Im_The_One Год назад +70

    Key lesson : "The ability to focus your mind for an extended period of time is a super power in this era."
    Truly said.

  • @cpandit803
    @cpandit803 Год назад +82

    It's surprising to see Mandeep confidently asking such questions so comfortably like you are their very close friends with all top finance managers. Really impressive Mandeep. And it is very interesting to listen to their part of story. Keep it up & I hope LLA succeeds in all walks and we get many chapters going forward 🎉

  • @riteshmor6838
    @riteshmor6838 Год назад +56

    Finally got to hear the author who wrote coffee can in investing. Big thank you and gratitude to LLA team and CRED. your videos are helpful.

  • @rrao55
    @rrao55 Год назад +29

    I met him and his team in 2005 and worked for a prpject for 3 months.. His personality hasn't changed since then one bit. HE IS A BILLIONAIRE yet so simple and humble.

    • @sagarbandodkar9
      @sagarbandodkar9 Год назад +4

      He isn’t a billionare but very rich

    • @rrao55
      @rrao55 Год назад +1

      @@sagarbandodkar9 it's very surprising if he is hasn't made a billion for himself yet. He is responsible for making billions for all the HNIs and UHNIs and institutional investors.

    • @srijitghosh5768
      @srijitghosh5768 Год назад

      Pretty sure he accumulated massive amounts of wealth, his books are amazing too!

    • @sagarsaxena6318
      @sagarsaxena6318 Год назад

      @@rrao55 lol he hasn't made anyone a billionaire. The AUM of his funds is a few billion dollars...that's true.

    • @ambition4195
      @ambition4195 Год назад +1

      He is managing 10,000 crore rupees which is equivalent to 1.5 Billion dollars only.

  • @JiyanshJ
    @JiyanshJ Год назад +25

    उपलब्ध, चेष्ठा, Sweet to hear such words from a person who has studied outside India 👌👌

    • @007_Sun_Tzu
      @007_Sun_Tzu Год назад +2

      Sirf tatttiwood movies me ab dhang ki hindi use nahi hoti...warna sadharan log hamesha use karte h aise word

    • @amitkrdey306
      @amitkrdey306 Год назад +2

      Ye Mostly *Bengali* Words hain ghar pe yesi hota hain hamesha...

    • @ankushbadalia
      @ankushbadalia Год назад

      रायता फैला दो

  • @sushilsharma2486
    @sushilsharma2486 Год назад +3

    1:00:00 listening to Saurav is always insightful. Many thanks for your endeavour.

  • @mohammedali-db1rr
    @mohammedali-db1rr Год назад +20

    Thanks LLA for catching up with Saurabh sir. Huge respect to Saurabh sir, no matter who the anchor is, his answers are almost the same in every interview but we take something new from every time we hear from him. I am waiting for the announcement of those plans from Marcellus Investment. Thanks Money Minded Mandeep for coming up with good questions 👏👏😊

  • @VivekSir90
    @VivekSir90 Год назад +6

    Saurabh is very genuine, simple and genius
    Salute to him.
    And this is slap for people who are charging huge fees without any knowledge.

  • @souvikc734
    @souvikc734 Год назад +9

    Every time I watch Saurav Sir's interview I learn different aspect of life.
    He is one the most generous and humble human being.

    • @sky301289
      @sky301289 Год назад +1

      It is almost a repeat telecast everytime!!

  • @satvikkhare1844
    @satvikkhare1844 Год назад +85

    Finally the legend Saurabh Mukherjea is on LLA. Great !!

  • @Pankajananda8623
    @Pankajananda8623 Год назад +1

    Saurabh is like a professor. He's blunt, straightforward and has great examples to prove his point. This interview gives you a new perspective to investing.

  • @desmondeddy1750
    @desmondeddy1750 Год назад +61

    I appreciate your approach of teaching.. To my understanding this just proves how much we need an edge as investors because playing the market like everyone else just isn’t good enough, we just need to hold onto our hopes and wait to see how things turn out because market movements are almost always unpredictable. In my portfolio, I'm noticing more red than green. I'm 47, and earn nothing less $150k per year, but nothing to show for it yet

    • @Margaret35577
      @Margaret35577 Год назад

      Since the crash, I've been in the red. I’m playing the long term game, so I'm not too worried but Jim Cramer mentioned there are still a lot of great opportunities, though stocks has been down a lot. I also heard news of a guy that made $250k from about $110k since the crash and I would really look to know how to go about this.

    • @Wellingtonluzia3
      @Wellingtonluzia3 Год назад

      Very true, a huge part of my portfolio growth has come during this bear market. I've been able to scale from $120K to $370K in a short period of time. I basically was just following the steps and guideline from my financial advisor *PATRICIA DRITA JOSEFINA* as long as you've professional help, you're good to go

    • @mohammeddumadi8323
      @mohammeddumadi8323 Год назад

      @@Wellingtonluzia3 That's impressive! I could use the expertise of this advisor, my portfolio has been stagnant..... How can I get started with PATRICIA DRITA JOSEFINA ?

    • @carmindaAntunes
      @carmindaAntunes Год назад

      @@Wellingtonluzia3 please how can I reach this advisor guiding you? i have lost so much as a beginner🥺 investing into stock without a proper guidiance of an expert.

    • @Wellingtonluzia3
      @Wellingtonluzia3 Год назад

      *PATRICIA DRITA JOSEFINA* is the advisor that guides me, She has years of financial market experience and she is also FINRA & SEC verifiable, You can look her up internet &, message are there

  • @neelkinhikar1617
    @neelkinhikar1617 Год назад +4

    Hats off to Mandeep asking very much relatable questions from retail investors point of view.....

  • @tubertop7380
    @tubertop7380 Год назад +3

    I love Mukherjee sir simplicity...
    A complete interview for every youngster should see

  • @prashanttangade2441
    @prashanttangade2441 Год назад +25

    "The analysts job is not to see the company in the way the world sees it, it's to see the company in the way the company doesn't want it to be seen"
    _Saurabh Mukherjea

  • @divyanshuanand3396
    @divyanshuanand3396 10 месяцев назад

    "Clarity of thoughts, hunger for knowledge & Focus - ye wo baadam hai Jo hum bhi kha sakte hai agar chahe to" - should be the quote of the decade🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @kedarkarandikar3569
    @kedarkarandikar3569 Год назад +7

    Big Thanks to Mandeep and entire Labour Law Advisor team for this video. Listening to Saurabh sir is absolutely phenomenal as he always teaches us basic but significant aspects of life . Learnt a lot from this discussion as always. Please keep making such incredible videos with experts. Thank you again.

  • @rtej2005
    @rtej2005 Год назад +5

    I disagree with one thing with cred.... Not all items available in the cred store are great... Sometimes out dated products or older products list hote hai and at times a tad bit costlier than other e-commerce websites.... Sometimes one can find good discounts in comparison but one has to follow due diligence....
    Cred is a great app and i have been on it since the past two years perhaps... It's been a wonderful journey and I'll continue to use it provided I'm able to....
    PS : By far the best episode in my opinion... Thank you Cred and Thank you LLA.

  • @imranmohammed5033
    @imranmohammed5033 Год назад +26

    I Never miss saurab interview, worth watching.
    As well as I see all your videos while driving from my office to home it’s 85KM 😂Dubai jebel ali to Sharjah.

    • @nomadicnayyar
      @nomadicnayyar Год назад

      Switch to audio, Imran, mere bhai! :)

    • @sagars3332
      @sagars3332 Год назад +2

      Hi Imran I carry 4 years IT experience.can you please refer me for IT jobs in Dubai

    • @atulkumar943
      @atulkumar943 Год назад

      @@sagars3332 😂

    • @sanjaykale6235
      @sanjaykale6235 Год назад

      Imtsn...job dila do yaar hume

  • @manojsgupta
    @manojsgupta Год назад +8

    Dear LLA Team,
    Thanks for such podcast as it clears lot of illusion that we have with investing and shows clear on ground reality

  • @RajivKumar-wu7ll
    @RajivKumar-wu7ll Год назад +4

    Mandeep last question-final question kar kar ke 4-5 topics cover kr gaya!
    Good for us.
    Liked the session. 🙏🏼

  • @pramitdas2354
    @pramitdas2354 Год назад +6

    Papa IITian the, mummy maths teacher thi, early 90s mein London shift ho gaye, papa Norwegian company mein engineer bann gaye.. and that's normal middle class ... story of every Indian house.. wah wah

    • @kingranx9997
      @kingranx9997 Год назад +2

      Belive me bro, that's what a middle class, most people are lower class or lower middle class but think they are middle class.
      One earning 50k per month considers himself middle class and 200k pm also think they are middle class.
      If you want to know if you're middle class then check if you entire family income is 50k per person per month.
      example a family of 4 should have income of 200k per month.

    • @surajitdas7695
      @surajitdas7695 Год назад +1

      @@kingranx9997 middle class in India is also divided into Upper and lower so yeah a family making ₹2lacs a month is definitely upper middle class. Although ₹50k is less but you can have a comfortable lifestyle with it in tier 2 and 3 cities and towns.
      Also you can't put everyone under the same basket, a person in India consumes a lot less than a person in the US. There's also concept of Purchasing power of a consumer and prices of essential goods etc.

    • @kingranx9997
      @kingranx9997 Год назад

      @@surajitdas7695 not exactly if you have more family members or you live in cities the money required to be middle class is very high. Also nowadays everyone wants to live in a higher standards of living with puts toll not just on budget but also future savings.

    • @rushikantmori9424
      @rushikantmori9424 2 месяца назад

      Bhai tu jara pagla gaya hai kya​@@kingranx9997

  • @1988Dipak
    @1988Dipak 3 месяца назад

    Mukherjea.. very fluent in Hindi. Thank you for this episode.

  • @av.avijit
    @av.avijit Год назад +2

    3:40am
    Just finished watching!
    Thank you so much 👍🏻

  • @brahmarakshas5820
    @brahmarakshas5820 Год назад +5

    It's always a great pleasure to listen to Saurabh sir.

  • @avinashsehgal1978
    @avinashsehgal1978 Год назад +10

    Worth watching. Can watch such videos for hours to generate enormous values. As I am a reluctant reader. Thanks LLA n Saurabh Mukherjea.

    • @akashjoshi3385
      @akashjoshi3385 Год назад

      No offence but I guess you don't want to use 'reluctant', it means unwilling/ hesitant.

  • @anungbaao6312
    @anungbaao6312 Год назад +1

    People like you make India great. Thank you both for everything you shared. 👍

  • @amitbelwal5555
    @amitbelwal5555 Год назад +13

    The best session I ever watch . Please do more with Saurabh sir. He is such a real personality .

  • @Gaurav_Rath
    @Gaurav_Rath Год назад +6

    Beautiful beautiful Video. This guy is a hero. Thanks for having him.

  • @boredinloop
    @boredinloop Год назад

    Things I consumed
    ➡️ Equity division is most likely to perform in portfolio.
    ➡️Be realistic and avoid indulgence in fantasy.
    ➡️ Be hungry to revive and reset in timely juncture to rejuvenate minds.

  • @riteshgupta6438
    @riteshgupta6438 Год назад +40

    What I learnt from this:
    Investing in stock markets is equivalent to Indian Cricket.
    Saurabh sir has is big fan of Dravid and Kohli.
    Jokes Apart.
    Really amazing and insightful podcast!

  • @manishmishra6245
    @manishmishra6245 Год назад +2

    Saurabh ji shayad cricket k bade fan hai...he gave analogy of cricket in jnvesting beautifully...
    And mandeep LLA to khair one of the best finance creator, jo kafi simple words me content banate hai...very useful

  • @sandeshshinde4454
    @sandeshshinde4454 Год назад +3

    Investing ki wave ani chahiye india me among young generation.....excellent interview. the questions asked were super thoughtful and deep in nature and realistic. thanks a lot for conducting such interview for us.

  • @nirjharjajodia7169
    @nirjharjajodia7169 Год назад +4

    Sourabh should be given Bharat ratna.. the things he is doing for Indian investors

  • @uditjain1067
    @uditjain1067 Год назад +2

    One of the best interviews of Saurabh Mukherjee!

  • @sandysarker
    @sandysarker Год назад +1

    This is more of a parenting lecture than financial lecture. That's fascinating.

  • @jayjyotisarma3222
    @jayjyotisarma3222 Год назад +1

    Investment is less knowledge, but more patience.... Great said

  • @TimelyTurtle
    @TimelyTurtle Год назад +18

    Iske Dad IITian Engineer aur UK me settle hone ke baad bhi apne aap ko Middle Class bata raha. Waah 🥱

    • @apurbamondal4035
      @apurbamondal4035 Год назад +1

      lots of ambiguity in every word spoken by him

    • @krishanusaha2251
      @krishanusaha2251 Год назад

      1st understand when we say someone's a middle class...before projecting only this line..and focus on other words..such a negative people

    • @krishanusaha2261
      @krishanusaha2261 Год назад +1

      You guys are really negative, try to find Positivity in every word spoken by him, he gave me money to say these so please guys don't be Negative among him. He even gave LLA some money 💰.

    • @krishanusaha2251
      @krishanusaha2251 Год назад

      @UCtI65JiF5xEElT73XcayH-g 1min ago CMT not from me..that was spam..22 mins ago is me...

  • @boontongsin929
    @boontongsin929 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much Mr Mandeep and team to come up with this video to include Mr Saurabh.

  • @Lifeangel2908
    @Lifeangel2908 Год назад +1

    I don’t know why people criticise Indian education while I love as there is not cramming and it’s all logic based. Even literature and English hindi lessons have logic behind them, not the story memorising. May be you didn’t even understand what you were actually being taught at school. I never took any tuition in school. And I really loved learning logics, lessons through stories.

  • @I_Aditysharma
    @I_Aditysharma Год назад

    Wow….best 40 mins spent today(watched at 1.75x). I myself has invested in great companies with strong convection but his way to approach finances and time management is remarkable, which i learnt😄

  • @deepaktopno126
    @deepaktopno126 Год назад

    Clarity and Hindi pronounciation of Saurabh is commendable

  • @siddharthagarwal8617
    @siddharthagarwal8617 Год назад +2

    Don't hesitate to press reset button in your career
    Try patience testing before investing on your own. If you fail that test never try investing on your own.
    Coffee kind investing
    2 major factors to evaluate a company:- ROC and Revenue growth
    Take your decisions wisely. Any circumstances or trigger shouldn't affect it.
    Never invest to save your principal amount (diversification). Invest for earning from principal amount.
    Make a security fund equals to 2 to 3 years of your Current expenses. Then invest rest amount in equity.
    Happiness and Money correlation ends after middle class - upper middle status.
    Paronial fantasies can make life difficult. Don't deviate your mindset from reality.

  • @ShaishavVora
    @ShaishavVora Год назад +3

    another good option is to put the total corpus in either a Index fund or balanced fund or multi cap fund or flexi cap fund & resort to systematic monthly withdrawal. This way the balance corpus will continue to compound

    • @DisciplinedTrader27
      @DisciplinedTrader27 Год назад

      index fund is best for those who want to compound their money without them worrying or picking stocks

  • @theertaprasad
    @theertaprasad Год назад +3

    Apple
    Hdfc
    Asian paints
    Pidilite
    Fineorg

  • @deepaky129
    @deepaky129 Год назад +1

    Investing is less about intelligence & more about patience. But people make it more complex to understand....

  • @AshishRohillax
    @AshishRohillax Год назад +4

    Amazing talk. Thanks to LLA and Saurabh 👌🏻

  • @idbhandari9952
    @idbhandari9952 Год назад

    Quite Educative.Whenever I listen to Saurabh it it treat inspite of my being layman in the field .Thanks

  • @chandruguddad7257
    @chandruguddad7257 Год назад +2

    1:01:40 worth of watching thank you so much.

  • @marufbaraskar654
    @marufbaraskar654 11 месяцев назад

    Finally I got Saurav Sir..
    Thanks Mandeep...

  • @ervivekchoubey
    @ervivekchoubey Год назад +1

    Exactly what "the Intelligent Investor" book suggests - investing doesn't need stratospheric IQ, people who keep it simple and concentrated tend to make good returns than others who have all the degrees and required knowledge but are impatient.

  • @jayjyotisarma3222
    @jayjyotisarma3222 Год назад

    Mukharjee is living legend and teacher for retail investors in India.🙏🙏

  • @viveknamdev5427
    @viveknamdev5427 Год назад

    his hindi vocab, for someone studied in abroad is tremendous... also amazing personality

  • @sbhatt2895
    @sbhatt2895 Год назад

    Thank you Saurabh. After I watched your videos . I stopped wearing relaxo chappal. Now most of the time barefooted. Stopped taking biscuit and taking chana badam every morning. Question is why I should make this company profit at my expense. I am slowly making more changes in my lifestyle

  • @mk_mishu
    @mk_mishu Год назад

    Yes. People can stay unhappy even if having the wealth. Because most of the times, wealth becomes the reason behind unhappiness!

  • @I_M_Sudeep
    @I_M_Sudeep Год назад

    KNOWLEDGE is inversely proportional to EGO...... Sourav Mukherjee always proves this.

  • @harshmishra4793
    @harshmishra4793 Год назад +7

    Saurabh sir is really down to earth person always loved to hear him !

  • @prashantramawat2765
    @prashantramawat2765 Год назад +1

    awesome question at 16:30, superb mandeep 🙌

  • @opinonated_soul
    @opinonated_soul Год назад

    Apart from cred app advertisement everything else is good 👍👍. Choose your sponsor wisely..

  • @shubhammaheshwari8556
    @shubhammaheshwari8556 Год назад

    Man....This needs to go viral...This man is genius.

  • @sushmitag8463
    @sushmitag8463 Год назад

    It's amazing how "rutne waale system" is producing more techies and CEOs than a system which encourages using your brains. I mean it doesn't quite match. I'm sure CBSE is not just about "rutna". But yes, being able to take the subjects which interest you is something that is still not there with CBSE or ICSE.

  • @ronakvarma5226
    @ronakvarma5226 Год назад +4

    Loved the interview. Thanks for uploading such podcasts and sharing such quality information

  • @immayurpanchal
    @immayurpanchal Год назад

    Hey LLA Team,
    Your comment really valuable. My parents are also very much interested to listen your podcast. But they don't know English so when you start speaking English the link gets broken of what is being said.
    It's my humble request if possible, kindly speak as much Hindi as possible.
    Lots of Love to team LLA. ❣️

  • @vinodnaik1418
    @vinodnaik1418 Год назад

    Thank you for inviting Saurabh Mukherjee ❣️.

  • @sanjibdass12
    @sanjibdass12 Год назад

    Between Poor and Rich is Middle class, middle has two upper and lower, he should have mentioned his class belongs to upper middle class, he intentionally did not mentioned that would not sound good, left on us to decide, that his modesty, intelligence and humbleness.
    Great to listen him for hours and on.
    He focuses differently on investments, most of his stocks are doing well in my portfolio, in spite the stocks are down presently, 'patience investment' really matters.

  • @chittibabu7909
    @chittibabu7909 Год назад

    Great value listening to Saurabh, hats off to Mandeep to have brought out best advice from the former.

  • @anilbhandari1104
    @anilbhandari1104 Год назад +3

    My father used to get only 500 rupees in 1984. That time was very tough time .

  • @lasitsingh6468
    @lasitsingh6468 Год назад

    This level of hindi conversation from a guy graduated from LSE was awesome👏👏👍👍

  • @ameymohal8791
    @ameymohal8791 Год назад

    I agree with saurabh, put your money in equity and stay patient rather than investing in gold , bonds

  • @skillpill6301
    @skillpill6301 Год назад +6

    Amazing! Was a pleasure watching it. Such a humble man and so much to learn. Thanks for making my Sunday afternoon worthwhile. 😇

  • @pratimblack
    @pratimblack Год назад +2

    Papa - IITian and PSU employee
    Maa - Math teacher
    Later moved to London.
    Very normal beginning
    Just like Jeff Bezos started from 0 with 300000 usd loan from parents in 1994

  • @GauravSharma-om6rd
    @GauravSharma-om6rd Год назад +1

    Thanks Cred for sponsoring this video 🔥

  • @mangesh3345
    @mangesh3345 9 месяцев назад

    @16:20 exactly thats what i think how can we as an individual investors have such strong conviction over company which may not know everything about

  • @sivakumarraju6303
    @sivakumarraju6303 Год назад

    Wealth is not about having a lot of money. It's about having a lot of options.

  • @monudahake9553
    @monudahake9553 Год назад +1

    This video really needs millions of view 🔥.

  • @SandeepNegiStories
    @SandeepNegiStories Год назад

    Want to compliment interviewer for asking such interesting questions.

  • @Yourfather552
    @Yourfather552 Год назад +2

    2 legends in a single video, learned a lot from this video.

  • @11hmt.sun007
    @11hmt.sun007 Год назад +5

    ये भाई साहब 15 साल की उम्र में लंदन चले गए, और पापा इंजीनियर थे, मम्मी को लंदन में ही सरकारी कंपनी में जॉब भी मिल गई, और बार बार बता रहे है, बहुत ही मिडिल क्लास फैमिली थी, क्या मजाक है ये, मिडिल क्लास क्या होता है जैसे इन भाई साहब को पता ही नही, लगता है भारत में कभी ठीक से रहे ही नही ये

  • @sonamluthra4291
    @sonamluthra4291 Год назад

    Gold mine of all the talks . I have listened till date . Would love to meet both of u one day .

  • @deepankgarg5474
    @deepankgarg5474 Год назад

    Wow, this man is totally a Dreamer and Achiever, lot to learn from his ideology.

  • @bhumiputraraj5746
    @bhumiputraraj5746 Год назад +3

    Thank you for such a valuable interview.

  • @harshkedia8567
    @harshkedia8567 Год назад

    Lovely question - how small retail investor has seek his expertise! Fabulous

  • @keshavtamang2396
    @keshavtamang2396 Год назад +1

    I love sourav Mukherjee wish i get some tips from him...

  • @saranshmehra8577
    @saranshmehra8577 Год назад +1

    fantastic episode.

  • @the_foxbat
    @the_foxbat Год назад

    He dosen't watch movies but knows so good cricket....that's we make diplomati statments. But this is very knowledgefull for me

  • @6891deepak
    @6891deepak Год назад +2

    At the time of discussion about watching movies ,Mandeep was calculating in his mind, biting his nails, how much minutes he has wasted till now in watching movies.. it's ok Mandeep some time it happens.. keep smiling..

  • @healthfitnesszone7586
    @healthfitnesszone7586 Год назад +5

    Wonderful learning topics sir !
    Wish both of you all the best !

  • @vivekmaurya1940
    @vivekmaurya1940 Год назад

    Generally i am not comment any video but mandeep sir this is gold 👌 ✨️
    Pure ocean of knowledge no bakwass straight talk 🙇

  • @abhi-5783
    @abhi-5783 Год назад

    The guy taught a whole new relationship of roce and monopoly.

  • @smitaawasthi4539
    @smitaawasthi4539 Год назад

    Vry inspiring, simple living , high thinking..

  • @dineshshejwal8149
    @dineshshejwal8149 Год назад

    Eye Opening Podcast.Thanks LLA Ans saurabh sir❤

  • @anandshukla5887
    @anandshukla5887 Год назад

    4:15 bahut hi normal sa childhood tha... Kuch aswabhavik nahi hai... 😂 Bahut sahi dost, ye bhi marketing hi chal rahi hai... 👍🏻 I learn a lot from you.

  • @kartikt.s813
    @kartikt.s813 Год назад

    What a brilliant guy. I learnt the basics again. He should teach. I am going to next read his book Coffee Can Investing

  • @ramyasri6093
    @ramyasri6093 Год назад +1

    As usual. Fantastic.The simple definition & examples.. Thanks saurabh & manideep. Will try to improve my efforts

  • @atultilkaan
    @atultilkaan Год назад +2

    I watch your podcast religously. Enjoyed thoroughly😍

  • @debajyotidev3312
    @debajyotidev3312 Год назад

    He is genius. And I believe in this a lot what you do, trolling, giving slangs, insulting others on FB posts, chapdigidi,, all shows how your parents are…

  • @rajendrajasathy4356
    @rajendrajasathy4356 4 месяца назад

    If you keep invested post retirement till 85 yrs, then when will you enjoy your money.....investment should have goals.

  • @Shree_470
    @Shree_470 Год назад +1

    This time LLA video ke saath life lessons. Even though it is 1 hour video, didn't get bored.