The ultimate temptation: "Aisi koi cheez/tip Batao Jissme Paisa double ho jaaye!" (Tell me a tip that doubles my money!) 🤑

This desperate craving to get rich quickly—often fueled by friends' success stories of "double or nothing" schemes—is Myth 20, and it's a direct path to continuous capital loss.

In this cautionary episode of The Truth About Investing, we examine why focusing on tips over long-term strategy is financial gambling, not investing.

🎧 Join the conversation to learn:

• The Quick Riches Trap: Why the "double or nothing" belief leads investors to risky, and often illegal, schemes (like chit funds) just to try their luck.

• The Capital Loss Cycle: How constantly chasing exponential returns causes you to lose your hard-earned cash balances over time.

• The Solution: Wealth creation is long-term. You must control your curiosity and segregate funds according to a strict financial plan, not based on market gossip.

💡 The 5-Point Scheme Verification Test:If a scheme sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Sanchit Taksali insists you must verify the data by asking:

1. Legality: Is this scheme legally compliant and regulated?

2. Working Structure: How exactly does the money grow?

3. Risk vs. Benefit: What are the actual risks involved versus the potential returns?

4. Past Performance: What is the verifiable, documented history of this scheme?

5. Accessibility: Can I easily access and withdraw my money when needed?

🔮 Next Episode Teaser:Now that we've tackled greed, let's talk about intuition. Next time, we address Myth 21: Gut Feeling – "Meri Gut Feeling hai, par Issme paisa Banega." (My gut feeling says this will make money). Should you trust your intuition over analysis?

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