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Share Market Inspiration Story

If any person starts any work, he needs motivation, passion and inspiration.

Many people come to the stock market but due to initial losses, they become completely broke and then they need inspiration.

Today we will tell you about Ramdev Aggarwal, a famous investor in India who has made good profits from the share market, so that you too can get a motivation. We will also tell you their investment strategy.




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Ramdeo Agarwal and ₹7500 crore from share market

Friends, Ramdev Aggarwal was born a poor farmer. Ramdev Aggarwal had learned only one investment strategy from his father "Save money first and invest later".

The biggest turning point in Ramdev Aggarwal's life came when he finished his school and joined a college in Mumbai.

He became friends with Motilal Oswal in college in Mumbai. He used to spend most of his time reading the balance sheet of the company.

Ramdev Aggarwal and Motilal Oswal became good friends and both had interest in the share market, so both started investing.

Ramdev Aggarwal started with his savings. By 1990, he had made ₹10 lakh and was also a stock broker in BSC (Bombay stock exchange).

Time of Ramdev Aggarwal and Harshad Mehta

After 1990, Harshad Mehta started Bull Run in the stock market.

During this time, Ramdev Aggarwal's ₹10 lakh had become almost ₹30 crore.

When Harshad Mehta's Bull Run ended in 1992, there was a huge fall in the stock market due to which the value of Ramdev Aggarwal's ₹30 crore reached ₹10 crore.

After that Ramdev Aggarwal thought of changing his way of investing.

In those days, there was a meeting of shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway in America, where Ramdev Aggarwal also attended.

There Ramdev Aggarwal met Warren Buffett and after meeting him, there was a complete change in his investments.

Ramdev Aggarwal read all the letters written by Warren Buffett and made an investment strategy.

After meeting Warren Buffett, Ramdev Aggarwal realized that the quantity of shares will not matter as to how many company's shares are there, there should be quality in the shares of which company.

Ramdev Aggarwal had shares of 225 companies in his portfolio worth ₹ 10 crores, after which he sold all of them and kept shares of only 15 companies.

After that, Ramesh Aggarwal bought the shares of Hero Honda Company at the price of ₹ 30/share in 1996 and sold it at the price of ₹ 2600/share in 2016, making almost 87 times profit.

Similarly, he made 12 times profit in Infosys shares and bought Eicher Motor shares at a very low price and then sold them at ₹ 32000/share.

This is the information which is available and apart from this he has made good profit in many shares.

According to Forbes, Ramesh Aggarwal's net worth in 2018 is $1B i.e. ₹7500 crores.

Ramdev Aggarwal's share buying strategy

Ramdev Aggarwal likes to buy shares for long term so that good profit can be made.

Ramdev Aggarwal buys shares of any company keeping four (4) things in mind.

This can also be called Ramdev Aggarwal's strategy which is "QGLP".

Q= Quality of management in a company

G = Company's growth

L = Longevity

P = Price

Let us now understand all these points well….

Quality of management in a company:

According to Ramdev Aggarwal, when you buy shares of a company, you should look at the management of the company.

If the entire management is authentic and transparent then only you should invest money in that company for a long time.

Company's growth:

According to Ramdev Aggarwal, you should invest money in those companies which will have growth in the future.

Let me explain this to you through an example…

Just think, if you invest money in a radio manufacturing company today, will it grow? No, your money will be lost, that is why you should invest money in companies whose business is growing.

Longevity:

If Ramdev Aggarwal is to be believed, he is saying that you should invest money in those companies which have been running for a long time. In such companies, we have a lot of data to know the company.

Price:

At the time when you are buying the shares of that company, the share price of that company should be less than the valuation of the company.

If you buy shares keeping in mind these four things said by Ramdev Aggarwal, then your chances of getting profit in it increase.

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