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Trend chasing often leads to late entries and emotional decisions.

Building wealth requires a structured approach based on discipline and consistency.

In this video, we explore how mindful investing, along with strategies like SIP and diversification, can help create long-term financial stability.

Understanding the difference between hype and strategy is key to better investing decisions.

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Investment in the securities market is subject to market risks. Read all related documents carefully before investing. This video is for educational purposes and not financial advice.

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00:00One question, if you look at the next hero in the market,
00:03the real hero is not a tax department.
00:07Because every time you switch to compounding and tax,
00:11you will lose.
00:12This is a problem with the trend chasing.
00:14If you look at the large cap, small cap, mid cap,
00:17if you look at the long term world building, you will lose.
00:20This smart solution is multi-cap approach.
00:23This is a fund or ETF, which large cap, mid cap, small cap,
00:26you will invest in everything, stability, growth, and risk balance.
00:30And if you look at the SIP, then you will get more units.
00:34If you increase, then you will grow.
00:38This is the actual formula.
00:41More units into higher NAV equals wealth creation.
00:44Do follow away markets.
00:46Investments in securities markets are subject to market risk.
00:49Read all related documents carefully before investing.
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