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1) Financially Free Webinar from Shubham this SUNDAY (Ex Amazon, Ex Adobe) :- https://shorturl.at/ev6iv 2) MoneyTalks by Financially Free:-    / @moneytalksbyfinanciallyfree   3) Markets by FinanciallyFree:-    / @marketsbyfinanciallyfree   4) Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @financiallyfree-in   What if the biggest mistake in investing is not buying the wrong stock… but selling the right one too early? In this video, Hemant and Shubham discuss one of the most painful realities of stock market investing: many investors identify great businesses early, but exit after a small 10%, 20%, or 30% profit — only to watch the same stock become 5x, 10x, 50x, or even 100x later. The discussion starts with the powerful example of Eicher Motors and Royal Enfield. Many people have heard the famous meme: “If you had invested in Royal Enfield stock instead of buying a Bullet, your money would have multiplied massively.” But the real question is — when the stock was actually moving up slowly, would an investor have had the patience to hold it? Shubham explains how Eicher Motors first became a 30x stock, and then from there became another 70x, creating a massive long-term wealth creation journey. But most investors may have exited much earlier because they were focused only on short-term profits shown on their broker dashboard. This video also explains why investors often book profits too quickly but hold loss-making stocks for too long. This happens because of behavioral biases like loss aversion, anchoring, fear of losing existing gains, and lack of clarity about the business. The key lesson is simple: don’t just look at stock price. Look at the business. Is the company gaining market share? Are sales growing? Are profits improving? Is the future opportunity still strong? Is the valuation justified by future growth? Are you selling because of fear, or because the business story has actually changed? The video also discusses examples like Ather Energy, CP Plus, and Natco Pharma to explain how investors should think about fundamentals, market share, regulation, valuation, technicals, and exit discipline. This is not a buy or sell recommendation. The purpose of this video is purely educational — to help you understand the process behind long-term investing and the behavioral discipline required to hold great businesses. Shubham also explains why, in today’s AI-driven world, information and analysis are becoming easier to access. The real edge for investors may now come from behavior: patience, process, conviction, and the ability to avoid emotional decisions. If you are interested in learning how Shubham thinks about stocks, business analysis, and financial freedom, join the upcoming webinar using the link in the description and pinned comment. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. We are not SEBI-registered investment advisors. Please do your own research or consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decision. Financially Free is a channel dedicated to teaching how people to achieve financial freedom. The curriculum of this channel has been developed by Mr. Shubham (Creator of the course Investing: Beginner to Advance.), who become full-time investor (his portfolio grew from 0 to 20 crore in just a few years), and the Founder of GIGL - Er. Hemant Pant, who is famous for explaining difficult concepts in an easy way. Disclaimer: Mr. Shubham and Mr. Hemant are not SEBI-registered investment advisors or research analysts. They are not registered with PFRDA or IRDA either. The content posted on this platform, in the videos, or in the live classes is purely for educational purposes and does not constitute investing or trading advice. Viewers/readers should do their own research and due diligence before investing or acting on the information presented. Some of the links we have posted in social media posts, videos, descriptions, comments, and other related resources might be affiliate links. Jai Hind :) Regards, Team Financially Free ™