Dear Friend!
Thank you very much for raising this question. You are doing a
great service not only to yourself but for many more aspirants like you. You
are already well off not knowing intraday
trading. Please do not learn and never indulge. It is dangerous enough if
you are playing with your own money but if you are betting on borrowed money or Margin Trading,
it is a sure path to catastrophe.
Friend, do not think I am standing on a tall alter and delivering
sermons. I was once like you, and I say these words out of my own bitter
experience as well as from the wise counsel of inveting luminaries like
Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett.
I had been a day-trader/ speculator myself,
many years ago, with a goal of making Rs.2500 a day out of stock trading. I presumed,
stupidly though, that being a charted accountant, I had the perfect credentials
to hit gold on the stock market. Alas, besides many small daily losses one
fateful day, in early 2000s, my entire savings, running into several lakhs of
rupees, were wiped out, in less than a second, when the market crashed about
400 points. That day I vowed never ever to dabble in stocks.
For a long time I totally avoided stocks. One day my eyes fell
on the book ‘The Intelligent Investor’ by Benjamin Graham,
lying on the pavement. I refused to touch it, leave alone browsing it, lest I
may be dragged back to the vice again. Some irresistible force pushed me into
buying and reading it, which I reluctantly did. That book changed my life for
ever.
Since then I am safe and cheerful value
investor, happily following in the footsteps of Benjamin Graham and WarrenBuffett.
We all have the same goal of making money from the share market
don’t we? When there is a sure and safe approach to make plenty of money
through long-term investments in the share market through ‘Value
Investing’, why travel the disastrous path of intraday trading,
which will surely lead to imminent ruin?
Buy your copy of The
Intelligent Investor right now! Commence the happy journey of truly
rewarding value investing.
Thank you,
With Best Regards,
Anand
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