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5 Secretes that make Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Successful Investor

Rakesh jhunjhunwala is indeed successful stock market investor. So question arise that what are things/qualities that makes Rakesh Jhunjhunwala successful & billionaire Investor?


India has many so-called stock experts, trader stock analysts but none of the trader or stock analyst is as successful as Rakesh Jhunjhunwala. So with close observation I could locate following 5 secretes that make Rakesh Jhunjhunwala successful billionaire Investor.

1) Capital:-

To make money you need money, this may not be true in many cases but in case of stock market you need a lot of capital to become zero to hero or to become successful billionaire Investor.

But another big thing is capital can be made also. This is what rakesh jhunjhunwala has done. How he has gone with a starting capital of Rs 5,000 to a net worth of a few thousand crore rupees is now the stuff of urban legend.

(2) Knowledge:-

In today’s world for every business or job you need relevant experience and skills. Without knowledge and experience one cannot get good job or cannot establish good business. Same is true in case of investment & stock market.

You require specific knowledge and skill set to become successful like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala said “Markets are about money, but markets are also about knowledge. Markets are also about egos; markets are also about the satisfaction of having been proved right. Especially, when that right is from an original thought and not from a guided source or following somebody.”

You need to do lot of research, a lot of data gathering and a lot of knowledge accumulation before making investment in stock market.

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