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📉 Market corrections are temporary… but growth is permanent.
Legends like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala believed that patience and conviction create true wealth. When markets fall, they test your emotions — but when they rise, they reward your discipline.
Stay invested,buy good value stocks in corrections
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Stock Market Taxes in India – Explained Simply 🇮🇳📊
Confused about how much tax you pay on stock market transactions in India?
Here’s a simple breakdown covering:
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• Intraday trading
• F&O
• STT, LTCG & STCG
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Here’s what it means in simple terms:
In investing, people often believe that current situations are special—that old rules no longer apply because of new technology, new policies, new markets, or new trends. When investors say “this time it’s different,” they usually mean that prices won’t fall, risk is lower, or losses won’t happen like before.
But history shows something important:
👉 Markets change, but human behavior doesn’t.
Greed, fear, overconfidence, and panic repeat in every cycle. Many major market crashes and bubbles happened because investors convinced themselves that the past didn’t matter anymore—whether it was tech stocks, real estate, crypto, or any “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity.
So for investors, this line is a reminder to:
Respect market history
Question hype and overconfidence
Manage risk instead of assuming safety
Avoid emotional decision-making
In short:
When people say “this time it’s different,” that’s often when caution matters most.
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