They prey on your aspirations.
If you're paying them money to teach you what’s already available on the internet (for free) to learn, then you’re the idiot.
I've seen atleast 3 videos of Sharan saying not to invest in FD, instead go for index funds. And now he tells people that he has invested his 10 crore series a fund into an FD.
Sadly a lot of young people still fall prey for these guys.
That man is a charlatan at best and a scammer at worst
I am no big fan of Sharan or his theatrics with 1% club, but your interpretation of parking his series A fund in FD is not correct. There is a difference between investing your personal money in equities for growth vs parking investor money in FD to minimise risk. You missed that altogether
I agree, most of the viewers (once me) are people without basic income. Like yeah investing in mf early is good but having a job with 3 LPA isn't gonna cut it. Get your basics right, sort out your finances with respect to your ambitions. You don't need courses to manage your wealth, anything under 50 lakhs is manageable through a bit of googling and personal research. If you want to, get a financial advisor; a hefty investment for sure but it will be much better than finance courses.
Exactly and people don’t realize that
It’s all about story telling.
But still: it’s misselling at best
Disclaimer this is not a rant or this has nothing to put in bad way someones hard work.
With so many ppl making tutorials and selling courses online, I had my few observations. I welcome ppl to join on this discussion with their point...
Everyone wants to get rich. To know more, I have a course you should buy
Saw a LinkedIn post for bashing UI/UX tutorial. This person spams more than Warikoo
My nephew tells me about all these FAANG bhaiyya and didi thing and it makes me really wonder whether it is a good thing for the tech culture in India.
Like providing content is fine but with every second kid launching a DSA boot camp ...
I might get some flack for calling this out on this platform but I see a lot of young professionals monetizing their credentials through TopMate and other sites, for advice.
This might be considered a new age thing, but it's a zero sum ...
