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Investment Lessons from Mahabharata

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1️⃣ Be focused on your investment goals like Arjuna (during the archery training, he saw only the eye of the bird on the tree).
Make disciplined investments.

2️⃣ Do not be a Yudhisthir, who bet his family in a game with Kauravas because of his emotions.
Emotions can lead to poor investment decisions.

3️⃣ Avoid Abhimanyu’s mistake of not having an exit strategy. While he successfully entered the Chakravyuh, he lost his life in it.
Invest steadily but plan your exit.

4️⃣ Do not be complacent like Duryodhan about having stalwarts like Dronacharya, Karna, Bhishma on your side.
Overconfidence stemming from past performance can be harmful.

5️⃣ Recall what was rewarded better? Size of the army or the wisdom & advice of the leader Krishna?
Portfolios without a strategy and advisor are doomed to fail.

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Vishal Parakh, CFP

Vishal Parakh, CFP

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