Hi everyone! I am Vansh. I am a long-term investor. 1. I have a very diverse portfolio. As per my experience, I would like to advise beginners that you should not invest in individual stocks unless you understand the main business and have patience to hold them for years or also if they go down 50% or more. Simply keep buying S&P 500, and you would be amazed by the 8th Wonder of the World; compounding ♾️. 2. I have been invested in the market since 2019 and I have seen so many market crashes. Guess what? The market never failed to make new highs. That’s the only reason why I never sold my single position in loss till date until the company collapsed or delisted. 3. There are so many books that you can read and gain lots of knowledge, but I would like to make one thing very clear: whoever is not starting their investing journey now will struggle in the coming years. That’s it for now! Very excited to learn more from you all.

Thanks, Sir! Happy to be here. My biggest winner so far has been AMD. I invested with a long-term view, and it's been rewarding to see the company's execution and growth over the years. On the other hand, my biggest loser has been Fiserv. While it hasn't worked out as expected so far, it's been a valuable learning experience and a reminder that not every investment will outperform. Apart from those, I also hold a diversified mix of broad-market ETFs and companies across technology, financials, and other sectors. My overall focus remains on buying quality businesses, staying patient, and letting compounding work over the long run rather than chasing short-term market movements. Looking forward to learning from everyone and contributing to the discussions!