Video of elderly man holding L&T, UltraTech and Karnataka Bank shares allegedly worth over Rs 100 cr goes viral

Video of elderly man holding L&T, UltraTech and Karnataka Bank shares allegedly worth over Rs 100 cr goes viral

A video of an elderly man, who appears to be leading a seemingly simple life, is going viral on social media. However, what caught everyone's attention in the video is the revelation that he possesses shares worth a staggering Rs 100 crore

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  • Sep 27, 2023,
  • Updated Sep 28, 2023 6:04 PM IST

A video of an elderly man, who appears to be leading a seemingly simple life, is going viral on social media. However, what caught everyone's attention in the video is the revelation that he allegedly possesses shares worth a staggering Rs 100 crore.

"As they say, in Investing you have to be lucky once. He is holding shares worth Rs 80 crores L&T, Rs 21 crores worth of Ultratech cement shares, Rs 1 crore worth of Karnataka bank shares. Still leading a simple life," X user Rajiv Mehta, who shared the video of the old man, wrote.

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The video has garnered over 1.2 million views about 6,000 likes along with several comments.

Deepak Shenoy, Founder and CEO at Capital Mind, commented on the post. He said that the total worth of the 27,000 L&T shares is about Rs 8 crore, while that of the UltraTech shares would be about Rs 3.2 crore, and the Karnataka Bank shares would be about Rs 10 lakh worth.

"It's a decent amount still. More power to him," wrote Shenoy.

"That's called the Power of Simplicity, the Power of Compounding over the period & staying away from Panic Sell. Investing can change the paradigm shift of wealth creation over other factors," another wrote.

"Brilliant, such a down to earth person," a third user added.

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While many people commended the man for his simplicity, some had a completely different take. "What’s the point then? Money is like fuel, what’s the point if you have a lot of it in the tank and no use for it? Simplicity is one thing but not being able to spend at all on yourself is another. See many accumulators find it very difficult to move to spending mode when they have enough," a user stated.

Another agreed, "What’s the point if you have so much wealth and still don’t want to live a comfortable life, someone who is going to inherit this wealth will live comfortably."

Watch the video here:

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A video of an elderly man, who appears to be leading a seemingly simple life, is going viral on social media. However, what caught everyone's attention in the video is the revelation that he allegedly possesses shares worth a staggering Rs 100 crore.

"As they say, in Investing you have to be lucky once. He is holding shares worth Rs 80 crores L&T, Rs 21 crores worth of Ultratech cement shares, Rs 1 crore worth of Karnataka bank shares. Still leading a simple life," X user Rajiv Mehta, who shared the video of the old man, wrote.

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The video has garnered over 1.2 million views about 6,000 likes along with several comments.

Deepak Shenoy, Founder and CEO at Capital Mind, commented on the post. He said that the total worth of the 27,000 L&T shares is about Rs 8 crore, while that of the UltraTech shares would be about Rs 3.2 crore, and the Karnataka Bank shares would be about Rs 10 lakh worth.

"It's a decent amount still. More power to him," wrote Shenoy.

"That's called the Power of Simplicity, the Power of Compounding over the period & staying away from Panic Sell. Investing can change the paradigm shift of wealth creation over other factors," another wrote.

"Brilliant, such a down to earth person," a third user added.

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While many people commended the man for his simplicity, some had a completely different take. "What’s the point then? Money is like fuel, what’s the point if you have a lot of it in the tank and no use for it? Simplicity is one thing but not being able to spend at all on yourself is another. See many accumulators find it very difficult to move to spending mode when they have enough," a user stated.

Another agreed, "What’s the point if you have so much wealth and still don’t want to live a comfortable life, someone who is going to inherit this wealth will live comfortably."

Watch the video here:

Watch: Cybercrime Hotspots: Bharatpur and Mathura dethrone Jamtara and Nuh as the biggest hubs of cybercrime in India. Check out top 10 hotspots, how UPI frauds top financial frauds list

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Watch: Asian Games 2023: Anush Agarwalla wins bronze in Equestrian Dressage Individual in India's first ever medal in the event, men’s shooting team wins gold, Naorem Roshibina Devi bags silver in Wushu

 

Also Read: ‘Tiger 3’ teaser Twitter review: ‘Will definitely take legacy to the next level,’ say excited Salman Khan fans

Also Read: Tamil Nadu planning a Disney-like 100-acre amusement park outside Chennai 

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