Anyone knows about arzooo and how they are doing?

I am thinking to invest around 1lakh on a p2p lending platform with secure interest rate thoughts about 12% club

The allure of startup investment is undeniable – the chance to be a part of something groundbreaking, to nurture innovation, and to potentially reap substantial financial rewards. However, for every success story, countless tales of caution highlight the inherent risks associated with this high-stakes game. The Due Diligence Dilemma While many angel investment/ crowd-funding platforms tout their rigorous due diligence processes, concerns linger about the consistency and effectiveness of these measures. Given that these platforms invest at a very early stage, investing in Enterprise Tech, and FinTech businesses at this stage is highly risky without the time-consuming and resource-intensive nature of thorough due diligence, it's crucial to understand whether these platforms are adequately screening potential investments to minimize the risk of fraud or failure. Platform Self-Investment: A Conflict of Interest? A couple of angel investment/ crowd-funding platform raising money for itself using its platform raises eyebrows. This inherent conflict of interest raises concerns about the platform's impartiality and its ability to objectively evaluate potential investments. I invite you to share your thoughts and experiences on angel investing/ crowd-funding platforms. What are some of the challenges and opportunities you have encountered? What advice would you give to others considering angel investing/ crowd-funding platforms?

thought on p2p lending as a investment like Cred mint, 12 percent club, OkNivesh (okcredit) Grip Invest, India P2P etc. i do not faced any problems with withdrawal and i used Cred mint and 12 percent club but scared as might be chances there NPA will increased and i might not able to withdraw my whole month i kept around 8L in cred mint and 3L in 12 percent club your thoughts?

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I have interviews lined up. Please share some insights

Zepto brothers have been in the news lately for good reasons. The recent fund raise and the Nikhil Kamath podcast. I think both of them are quite brilliant, yes they did have privilege, but they used it quite well. Moreover, both of them seemed to be very well spoken, had the numbers in their mind, quite confident(although Aadit’s body language seemed to be a little off). Considering that these guys are so young, I felt like there’s a lot to learn for me from them.

I’m planning to move my MF investment to Dezerv PMS. I’m planning to start with 50L(min req investment).

My Gen X cousin and I were discussing our investment approaches. I told him about how most of us in my generation and peer groups choose to park bulk of our corpus in MFs, smallcases and some stocks. He laughed and ridiculed it out - stocks are the best way, why can't we do what the fund managers do. Just follow couple of good stock market apps that he mentioned above, do fundamentals of your own and invest away. Had long healthy debate, few strong pegs and agreed to disagree. To each their own, as long as we keep investing. But I never heard of these apps before? Is anyone here familiar using these apps and their services? Any insights you can share?

I see a lot of negative feedback on LinkedIn related to how people redeemed their mutual funds but they didn't get the amount displayed on the app. Any Groww users out there? What's your opinion on these

Before people jump into validation mode, I thought let’s do something ulta (opposite)🙃 Pick one of your worst investment mistakes (it can be a stock, RE, ULIP, relationx blah blah) My inputs - During 2021/22 real estate boom, I picked a real estate stonk (india bulls) as I thought it’s a growing sector and company will become beneficiary after all the sins they have committed in past. Bam! Over next 5 months stock crashed ~50% 🥲