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If you want to stop losing money with your investments, watch this video! Learn about common investing mistakes and how to avoid them for a more profitable portfolio.
"Big Bull, Big Bust: Investing Mistakes You MUST Avoid When Markets Go Crazy"
How historic market crashes can teach you to stop losing money when the bull is running wild!
When the market turns into a raging bull, everyone thinks they’re the next Warren Buffett. Suddenly, every stock seems like a gold mine, and caution flies out the window. But here’s the truth: the biggest investing mistakes happen in big bull markets. Let’s learn from history to avoid repeating these costly errors.
1. 1865: When Mumbai’s “Backbay” Took a Backseat
Way back in 1865—before the Bombay Stock Exchange even existed—manual trading was the norm. People speculated heavily on the outcome of the American Civil War. Optimism surged, and shares of a Mumbai-based company, Backbay, shot up to insane levels. Imagine stocks going from ₹100 to ₹10,000!
Banks like Bank of Baroda even gave loans to investors to fuel the madness. But when the war ended, reality hit hard. The market crashed, and investors were wiped out.
Lesson: Never invest with borrowed money. Greed is risky, but borrowed greed is lethal.
2. 1982: The Reliance Short-Selling Drama
In 1982, the Indian markets were still evolving, but that didn’t stop manipulation. A cartel from Bengal decided to short Reliance shares to pull the price down. The scheme worked, and Reliance stock crashed.
While details are fuzzy, this serves as a timeless lesson—markets can be ruthless, and manipulation is real.
Lesson: Don’t panic during short-term market swings. Play the long game.
3. 1992: The Harshad Mehta Rollercoaster Ride
If you’ve watched “Scam 1992”, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Harshad Mehta became a household name when he manipulated the stock market using loopholes in the banking system.
Stocks like ACC shot up from ₹200 to ₹9,000—yes, you read that right. Everyone jumped in, thinking the rally would never end. Then, on April 20, 1992, the market crashed. Investors lost everything. It took Sensex 11 years to recover.
Lesson: If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Stay grounded, even when everyone around you is partying with their portfolios.
4. 1994: The Biggest Bubble in Modern History
The 1990s were all about big dreams. In 1994, Morgan Stanley launched a New Fund Offer (NFO), promising to collect ₹300 crores. Back then, mutual funds were new and mysterious.
People treated it as a “once-in-a-lifetime” chance. Money poured in like water, driven more by hype than logic.
Lesson: Don’t follow the herd. Just because something is hyped doesn’t mean it’s valuable.
So, Why Do Bull Markets Trick Us?
Bull markets play on two emotions: fear of missing out (FOMO) and greed. You see everyone making money, and you don’t want to be left behind. So you invest, often without research.
Then, when markets correct or crash, you lose big. The cycle repeats itself—again and again.
How to Avoid These Mistakes:
Never invest with borrowed money. If the market crashes, you lose twice—your capital and your peace of mind.
Do your homework. Avoid getting swept away by hype.
Play the long game. Markets rise and fall. Patience pays off.
Stay rational. When everyone’s panicking or celebrating, be the calm person in the room.
Final Thought:
The market will always have its bull runs and busts. The key to survival? Learn from history, stay disciplined, and never let greed drive your decisions.
Funny Sign-Off:
If you’re tempted to “YOLO” your life savings into the next hype stock—remember Backbay and Harshad Mehta. The bull may charge forward, but it doesn’t care if you fall off! 🐂😂
Did this save you from a potential financial disaster? Drop your favorite “aha moment” in the comments below! 🚀
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