How stock market investing ruined a Swamiji's mental peace: Billionaire Harsh Goenka shares a hilarious tale
stock market turbulence was humorously captured by billionaire Harsh Goenka in a viral social media post. He shared a lighthearted take on how a peaceful Swami's stress-free life took a turn for the worse after investing in the stock market. From geopolitical tensions to fluctuating exchange rates and unpredictable market movements, Goenka’s witty take resonated with investors who have been struggling with recent market volatility.
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The post humorously captures how the stock market, while promising financial growth, can also turn even the most peaceful individuals into anxious market-watchers. The billionaire in a post said Swami Harshanand (probably word-play on his name) once lived a life of complete peace, untouched by worries or worldly concerns. His days were calm, his mind free, and nothing seemed to disturb his tranquillity. But everything changed the moment he decided to invest in the stock market. Suddenly, his serene existence was replaced by a whirlwind of anxieties. He found himself constantly tracking global conflicts, market fluctuations, and election outcomes. The rise and fall of the rupee against the dollar became a daily concern, and company performances, IPOs, buybacks, and tax implications started occupying his thoughts. Every geopolitical event, no matter how distant, now seemed to have a direct impact on his investments. What was once a stress-free life had turned into a constant battle of numbers and predictions.
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Goenka’s post struck a chord with netizens, with many
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