@shivajibalijepalli8387

So, it's not the fault of the practise of sip.

You should instead say, "sip will not make you instantly rich" and not "sip never makes you rich's. 😂😂😂

@shrey1992

Its the law of compounding. The older investment contribute the major chunk. So if you keep the first 7 years investment to 21 years tenure your returns will be amazing too.

@బాలయ్య

SIP is a simple yet powerful formula—not for getting rich, but for building lasting financial freedom.

@10renganatha

The longer we are in market , we get more returns. You can still stop the sip after seven years and get good returns after 20 years..

@rajendra644

The real magic of compounding in Indian condition thru SIPs can happen only after 32 years of continued investing. Ideally, this is the time only when you can withdraw thru SWPs for generation wealth. This ofcourse is based on last backtested data and as they say is not a guarantee for future ..

@garrydhamot8531

The value of that 1 crore would be somewhere around 30-40 lakhs in 20 years after factoring inflation.

@JayGaglanihulkreturns

Start early investment must be stable and choose proper diversification

@subhajitmondal-q5y

Because life happens before they get to that point. Sometimes they die before that happens. Sometimes life beats you down before that happens. Most peoples life doesn't go in a linear way it always up and down.

@jayvardhanpatil

By the time you fully understand the power of compounding, you are already above 50 and have no time to generate that kind of wealth. Knowing this, I have started SIPs for my kids and grandkids (which don't exist yet) so that they understand the power of compounding.

@amazon5665

After magic happens the investor meets God 😂😂his ancestors enjoys 😅

@acharishac

SIP data revealed that, 92% of SIP investors quit in 5-8 yrs only. Actual return comes after 15 yrs of starting SIP. Atleast wait till 12 yrs, later you won't stop it...

@Ranga_Reddy

That’s where patience is comes into picture…..your information is right but representation is wrong

@addy1268

also just so you know, the inflation adjusted price of 25L  of corpus would be 26L only(inflation rate- 7%), and you could only buy things worth 26L as of now, the purchasing power of 1cr then would only be equivalent to 26L now.

@shreenathu422

You conviniently forgot about huge drawdpwns and volatility 😂😂😂

@shubhamsahare8463

1. Almost every investment wether it be stocks/SIP, the wealth will take time to build.
2. Due to the long time, generally SIPs are good for old age as pension and not some tool to get ultra rich on your 30s/40s.
3. In every 10 years, due to inflation, the money depreiciats by half and 1/4th in 20 years. So, 1cr would be around 25lakhs after 20 years. So, choose the amount of SIP accordingly, increase the amount by some % over the years and be consistent.

@majidkhan9662

After watching the short completely we realise opening statement is valid. Sips dont make you rich 😂😂😂

@CuriosityAK

This explains how bad can people misrepresent when it comes to catchy Thumbnails / titles

@RanjithKumar-zj2cn

But you will get like only ₹40-₹50 lakh if you consider inflation

@moneylens1558

Looks like really helpful stuff!

@akshaydeshmukh7046

There are so many flaws in this video