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যথেষ্ট কম ঝুঁকি (Low Risk Investment) নিয়েও ভালো রিটার্ন পেতে পারেন। কীভাবে, সেই আলোচনা আজকের বিনিয়োগে বসতে লক্ষ্মী-র পর্বে।

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00:00The name is Raja Raja, it is my name.
00:02My name is Raja Nautun and I am a guest.
00:05Your name is Raja Raja Sir.
00:07Sir, you can tell me I am a guest.
00:10Raja Nautun and I am a guest.
00:12This is Raja Raja and I think I will be here for the past week.
00:20A few days later, I will get back to this.
00:25The name is Raja Raja and I will be here for the past week.
00:29I had a lot of people who had a lot of money, like platinum, like cars, like property, like the one thing I had.
00:37But I had a lot of people who had a lot of money, like mutual fund, like CR.
00:42But I had a lot of people who had a lot of money and I had a lot of money.
01:18will be changing the word too much about this.
01:21For that, the present Puesasitavimudrasviti.com
01:25which begins with the first article,
01:27where the White Transition Group,
01:29was not made possible to see him now.
01:33and this situation will be the same,
01:35so this will be the first part about this.
01:37But it's not to be a part of the case
01:39that you tell me about risk management,
01:42and also the Rita's years have kept down and kept coming,
01:47but its Keeper's years,
01:48We've had some long-term questions in the chat, and we're very uncomfortable.
01:54We've always said that you can Google get out of the chat and go through the chat.
02:00We've always said that the chat is all the questions.
02:06That's not the right answer.
02:09We've been talking about this question,
02:13how are you doing the chat?
02:17Ashaan Moodra Shwiti, even the third-party Maidra Shwiti is about the third-party Maidra Shwiti.
02:29I'm talking about the third-party Maidra Shwiti, which is a third-party Maidra Shwiti has been found.
02:38So, you can see, there was no time before, but there was no time before.
02:46There was no time before.
02:50We were talking about the Asan Mudraswiti,
02:52so you can see the time before Mudraswiti Chakrubriddhi.
02:57You can see it.
03:00You can see it, but you can see it.
03:04You can see it.
03:05I am talking about the Asan Mudraswiti.
03:11As an example, we have to head around 100 kilometers,
03:14and we have to head around 1000 kilometers.
03:19Our lady said that we are talking about the Asan Mudraswiti Chakrubriddhi.
03:21We had to head around 100 kilometers.
03:24We can see that we have to head around 1000 kilometers.
03:29We are talking about the Asan Mudraswiti Chakrubriddhi.
03:31That's the same idea.
03:33I will see the next slide, which is the study that I have done.
03:44The study that I have done is the study that I have done.
03:47The study that I have done is the study that I have done.
03:53Do you see this?
03:56Yes, I see.
03:58Do you see this?
04:02Do you see the study that I have done?
04:04Yes, that's fine.
04:07Do you see the study that I have done?
04:12Yes, I will see the study that I have done.
04:16The study that I have done is the study that I have done in 2025.
04:25The study that I have funded in удар.
04:28Well, the research agency that I have done is done in the future,
04:32and it is an amazing research agency.
04:36The most few are market research agency.
04:37They do not apply for the market research.
04:40At the same time, basically, they are most notable market researchers.
04:46They have all the countries found each individual, and they are looking for a sample.
04:54They have written on an unweighted base to a weighted base.
04:59It is not a case of the N957, but it is not a case of the N957.
05:04It is a case of the Qualitative and Qualitative Survey.
05:08It is a case of the study that is being done.
05:11In this study, we have another slide.
05:14I will see this slide.
05:19This is the case of the Risk Tolerance of India.
05:22Do Indians prefer playing safe or taking risk?
05:25This is the case of the N957, that is the risk appetite.
05:35This is the risk tolerance.
05:38This is the case of the N957.
05:42Our N957 is the risk appetite, but our N957 is the risk appetite.
05:50Humanity.
05:52Our loss is not our loss.
05:57Our loss is not our loss.
06:00It's our loss.
06:03It's not our loss.
06:06Our loss is our loss.
06:11I'll have U$9,000,
06:15but I'll share the mutual fund with us on the other 1.
06:20I can hear, shows the profile that it is minus $10 million is not the two anywhere and its perovin.
06:30But they are not at the very same time, but notice these are just the number of individuals and into $10 million.
06:36The amount Rx has to receive both that of 1 million.
06:38And after all these christmas players are more or 00 really low,
06:46The risk tolerance is less than the risk tolerance.
06:51So, if you have to tolerate this risk tolerance,
06:57you should have to consider the risk tolerance.
07:00So, you should have to consider it.
07:02What is the summary?
07:05The summary is the summary.
07:08India's investment culture remains deeply risk-averse,
07:12With 80% Indian households prioritizing capital preservation.
07:1780% of Indian households are very important to the capital preservation.
07:26But, when we think about this risk tolerance, high tolerance, low tolerance, medium tolerance,
07:37high tolerance, I would like high returns, we have no return, we don't have any risk.
07:47If we look at our investment, we can see that it will be minus 20%,
07:53but if we look at 5% of the risk, we can see that it will be 0.5%.
07:58So, this is a high tolerance risk.
08:01If we look at medium tolerance, our returns are very important.
08:07Our return is very important, but I know that the market is very important,
08:13and the market is very important, and the market is very important.
08:16So, I know that if we look at 10% or 4% below, I think it will be 0.5%.
08:25This is a medium tolerance.
08:27Low tolerance is very important.
08:30If we look at our investment, preservation of capital,
08:37when amount invested is more important to me than returns,
08:41and I need to have good but stable and reliable returns with minimal losses.
08:45If we look at our investment, we can see that the return is stable,
08:57meaning that the return is higher-fair, even that the return is reliable,
09:02meaning that if we look at this return, we can go to that return.
09:06That's all.
09:06Right?
09:07And we can't lose the loss at last time.
09:08So, what do we say?
09:09That means low tolerance.
09:11The return is low tolerance.
09:12So, the interest is low tolerance.
09:13That means that low tolerance is low tolerance,
09:19the interest is high for the interest.
09:23It means that we need a good return, stable and reliable,
09:27but we have minimal loss.
09:29It's not a loss, it's not a loss, it's a return.
09:41So, it's a loss-aversion bias.
09:44In psychology, it's a loss-aversion bias.
09:48It's a loss.
09:50It's a loss.
09:52It's a loss.
09:54It's a loss.
09:59It's a loss.
10:04It's a loss.
10:07It's a loss-aversion bias.
10:10It's a loss.
10:14It's a loss.
10:18It's a loss.
10:24It's a loss.
10:26It's a loss.
10:28It's a loss.
10:30It's a loss.
10:32You don't have any exposure.
10:34It's a loss.
10:35It's not a loss.
10:36You don't have any exposure.
10:38You don't have any exposure.
10:40I'm happy.
10:41So, you don't have any exposure.
10:43But the loss is the loss.
10:45When you lose...
10:47You don't have 50% to lose and let you lose.
10:49So, you also have uh...
10:51If you have 40% of the people who are 40%, then you will have less than 50%.
10:57The idea of ITC is a loss aversion.
11:02The most important thing is that you think that you don't have to be a loss aversion.
11:09I would like to say,
11:16that we need to be a good person.
11:21So what kind of work we need to do?
11:25This is a very small thing.
11:28I'm not sharing this yet,
11:31but there is no magic,
11:33there is no magic.
11:35The first thing I have not thought about the idea of the economy.
11:39First of all, I have said that I am very concerned about some of the business that we have seen,
11:44but the first thing I have seen is that we have the FD.
11:48The FD is that I have to say, 7% to 8%,
11:52that I don't know what to do.
11:55I also have to say that I have to buy bank,
11:58and it is a bank that has to buy.
12:00If I have a company that is corporate FD,
12:02The government of India bond, we call our liquid mutual fund, overnight mutual fund, money market fund, etc.
12:15These are all very stable returns.
12:20We need to pay our funds for a lot.
12:37We need to pay our funds for $8,000.
12:44The average cost of the price was 60% and 40%.
12:51In 2000, there were 14% from the price of the price.
12:57That's 40% to the price of the price of the price?
12:59Yes, there are many.
13:01Now we have 8% of the return.
13:04We are only 1,000,000 to the price of the capital.
13:07We have only 1,000,000 to the price of $1,8,000.
13:128% is about $2.50.
13:15I'm not sure.
13:17I'm not sure.
13:19I'm not sure.
13:21I'm not sure.
13:23I'm sure we're going to have a lot of money because we're going to have $1.00.
13:27But in the case of the government, we're going to have $1.00.
13:32We're going to have $0.00.
13:35We're going to have $1.00.
13:40So, let's see.
13:42The number of $1.00 is about $1.00.
13:48$1.00 is about $1.00.
13:52$1.00 is about $1.00.
13:57It's about $1.00.
14:01$1.00 is about $1.00.
14:05It has got 185,000 total and it has been given a total of 185.
14:16But the title is got 185,000 total.
14:24We will see that Mr. Amartya has got 187,000 total.
14:33I had no idea what the government was doing.
14:39I was surprised to see, it's a huge issue.
14:44I had no idea how to make it.
14:49I'm sure it's a huge issue.
14:51If you want to make it a huge issue,
14:56then you can't have a huge issue.
14:59It's not that the answer is too much.
15:01If you look at this, you can see this.
15:03I have to say that this is not a matter of knowledge.
15:08And this is not a matter of social media.
15:12Because everyone is aware that in absolute terms,
15:16you can do this, you can do this,
15:19it's about 30%.
15:21You can do this, you can do this.
15:25What is that?
15:27So, that's not an asset allocation.
15:30So, if you have a fixed income,
15:33if you have a fixed income,
15:36FD, Liquid Mutual Fund, Money Market,
15:39Overnight Fund, that's all.
15:42That's all.
15:44If you have a equity,
15:46if you have a equity,
15:48if you have a mutual fund,
15:51or ETF,
15:52I would say,
15:54but if you have money,
15:56you can buy it.
15:58The asset allocation is a balance.
16:02One is the information that the economy is asking.
16:04Who is the primary Care Partners,
16:06is going to buy it from a company?
16:08Who is the primary Care Partners?
16:10Who is the primary Care Partners?
16:12The primary Care Partners,
16:14the primary Care Partners,
16:16is going to buy it from a company.
16:18For instance,
16:20the companies are in the business.
16:24It is a company that has all the IT stocks below.
16:28In January, it is minus 20, minus 30 percent.
16:32But the IT stocks are not as good as the price of the IT stocks.
16:35It is a good chance to get the price of the IT stocks.
16:40But, it is a good price of the IT stocks.
16:43It is a good price of the IT stocks.
16:47The asset allocation is the price of the asset.
16:51and this will increase the price and the benefits we will really pay for you.
16:58We will give the information and the benefits of the asset allocation are here.
17:03Our best interest will be our interest in the future.
17:09If we have our most valuable way to asset allocation, we will get risk tolerance.
17:15If you have a good day, if we live in the everyday life, if we live in the everyday life, we will be able to pay a better return to our FD.
17:30I said that we are 10 years old.
17:338 years old, or 4 years old, or 10 years old.
17:3810 years old.
17:40That's not true.
17:42We have a registered investment advisor, RIA, and MFD.
17:50If we have a lot of information about our asset allocation, what we do, what we do, what we do.
18:01That's the first question.
18:03I've posted on LinkedIn.
18:06I said, look, I'm a trainer.
18:10I'm a dietitian.
18:13I'm a doctor.
18:16But of course, I'm a CFO.
18:22I'm a Chief Financial Officer.
18:24I've got a company, as well as that,
18:28I worked on my own business.
18:33I've had a lot of stock funds,
18:36From my own business,
18:39I've done this money for my company.
18:41Ia told her that my uncle doesn't do this.
18:45If someone is happy to hold their own side of the building,
18:48but it's just not the same thing,
18:51if they keep their own side of the building,
18:53but our advisors then also become their mutual fund.
18:57But our dad will be safe.
19:01That smart to tell its knowledge and experience.
19:04That's it.
19:05If you saw Dietit,
19:07it's just one thing you know here.
19:09If you look at other people,
19:11you're so proud of yourself,
19:12Goan to go to the other side.
19:14Goan, go to the other side.
19:16Goan, go to the other side.
19:18We don't need to try again, but it's not in the other side.
19:22We don't need to go to the other side.
19:24The trainer is saying, how is it?
19:261-2.
19:28It's a whole different way.
19:32So, to speak, we can't live with this.
19:36We're not able to live with this.
19:38We'll be able to live with this.
19:40Even if you spend this time, you will have to use the same way.
19:44You will not spend any money with your money.
19:51You will not spend any time with your money.
19:54You will need to invest in theくらい, by the same amount of money.
20:00You will be able to invest in the money.
20:06So, we don't have a better job.
20:08We don't have a lot of money.
20:11So, we don't have a lot of money.
20:13We are registered investment advisor or mutual fund distributor.
20:16We can't do anything.
20:21And then we can't do anything.
20:24That's right.
20:27So, I'm saying that we are doing everything we can do.
20:31Because we can do everything we can do.
20:34I said to him, I said to him, I said to him, I shall not tell him.
20:37I have said to him, he said to him, he said to him, he is just a two-year-old.
20:40He said to him, I have to say to him, I can't tell him.
20:47If I see him, he's just a little bit better.
20:50I can't tell him, he's just a little bit better.
20:54So, we have to give you all the details in our screen.
21:02Sats are a mutual fund distributor.
21:06Asset allocation, how do they then go to the asset allocation,
21:11how do they decide to get the asset allocation,
21:14and how do they continue to get the asset allocation.
21:16We have all the details of the screen.
21:19We will click on the comment section.
21:22The question is,
21:23our opinion is the truth.
21:25If you have the money,
21:27you will not have to kill yourself.
21:29We are looking at those people who exist in our field, how often the people live in our field are from the south of Kba.
21:40We have a lot of money that we exist in a very same way.
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22:23Thank you so much for joining us and we'll see you in the next video.
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