| Author: | Nikunj | ISBN: | 9781482838879 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India | Publication: | January 31, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nikunj |
| ISBN: | 9781482838879 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Publication: | January 31, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Language: | English |
The Stock Market Monk is story of fear, greed, and hope, which revolves around Chaitanya, Sonia, and their three investors who, having made a fortune in the stock markets, lose almost everything in a global meltdown in the year 2000thanks to their ignorance and greed. Will they be able to recover their money, their prestige, and their self-respect? Who shall guide them through the blinding alleys of risk, volatility, fear, and uncertainty and drive them home? Can they get help from a young man whom they once insulted, whose advice they did not pay any heed to. A man who walked away from his lover because of her unethical professional conduct only to come back to lend a helping hand to a bunch of students. The students who have joined his classes to make money, to learn the art of making a quick buck in the stock market but end up achieving something more worthwhile than simple moneymaking. Their learning curve becomes steeper as they learn that there is no shortcut to any place worth going to and that the road to wealth creation not only passes through the by-lanes of common sense but also through the ragged terrains of boredom.
The Stock Market Monk is story of fear, greed, and hope, which revolves around Chaitanya, Sonia, and their three investors who, having made a fortune in the stock markets, lose almost everything in a global meltdown in the year 2000thanks to their ignorance and greed. Will they be able to recover their money, their prestige, and their self-respect? Who shall guide them through the blinding alleys of risk, volatility, fear, and uncertainty and drive them home? Can they get help from a young man whom they once insulted, whose advice they did not pay any heed to. A man who walked away from his lover because of her unethical professional conduct only to come back to lend a helping hand to a bunch of students. The students who have joined his classes to make money, to learn the art of making a quick buck in the stock market but end up achieving something more worthwhile than simple moneymaking. Their learning curve becomes steeper as they learn that there is no shortcut to any place worth going to and that the road to wealth creation not only passes through the by-lanes of common sense but also through the ragged terrains of boredom.
