Paiso Ka Ped (PKP) 2.0 — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hello friends, this is my first video of 2024, so I thought it
2. 0:05should be something special so that we can start the year in such a way that we remember it for years,
3. 0:10so for this I have brought for you the strategy 2.0 version of the money tree.
4. 0:16I have made many videos on this before and those who follow me regularly
5. 0:20would know that I have discussed a lot about it, this is my one of the top
6. 0:24favorite strategy and I have the maximum investment in it, which
7. 0:28is my entire portfolio, mostly. Money is made through the feet only, so why is it like that,
8. 0:33today I will tell you why it is my favorite, what are its features and
9. 0:38what enhancements I have made in version 2.0 for you guys, so let's start,
10. 0:42first of all money. What is a money tree? So for those who are watching this video for the first time,
11. 0:47those who are hearing the term money tree for the first time, let me explain. Money
12. 0:51tree is a strategy, a way to make long term investment in an ETF or mutual fund.
13. 0:56In which we regularly do profit booking
14. 1:00and in this strategy we prefer to
15. 1:04invest in India ETFs like Nifty 50 ETF, Bank Nifty ETF or
16. 1:08any other index ETF which you prefer. The advantage of investing in these for long term holding
17. 1:12is that you can diversify
18. 1:15the stocks because ETFs are basket of stocks, so instead of investing
19. 1:20in a particular stock, you invest in a basket of them so that
20. 1:24even if some of the stocks perform poorly. If your overall performance is good and you keep getting profits, then
21. 1:28by doing this our risk goes away that if any particular stock falls,
22. 1:33our entire portfolio will not be dependent on that, we will be dependent
23. 1:37on the entire basket, some will do bad and some will do good. We will get their average performance
24. 1:40and if you look at any ETF, especially Nifty Fifty or
25. 1:45Bank Nifty, historically you will see that even if they have fallen, they have risen back
26. 1:50because they are based on Indus, the performance of the index. If they repeat
27. 1:53, then if the index falls and then it rises, then they keep rising together,
28. 1:58hence the safety factor is very good there, so if you want to invest big money,
29. 2:02you can invest conveniently there, then some of the best features are Let me talk about PKP,
30. 2:07although I have made many videos on it, I
31. 2:11will give you the link of another video which I had made earlier in which I had reviewed my performance
32. 2:14and explained PKP in full detail and better. -I
33. 2:19will not go into that much detail about that part today, if you want to watch it then I will give you that video in the description
34. 2:23but quickly I will talk about the best features for the new people and
35. 2:27also for those who have been thinking for a long time. If you are wondering whether to start PKP or not, then
36. 2:31it will be very beneficial for you. Some points which are important points are
37. 2:35that the first thing about PKP is that we do long term investment mainly
38. 2:39in Index Pace ETFs. I have used ETFs of Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty for my PKP.
39. 2:44I am selected and in a little while I will show you my actual investments
40. 2:47and why I do this. As I told you a little while ago, ETFs
41. 2:53are safer in comparison to stocks, so this is the first
42. 2:57factor. The second feature of PKP is that We keep doing regular profit booking.
43. 3:01Compare if you put it in a normal SIP where you keep collecting
44. 3:06money gradually in SIP and it gets accumulated and becomes a big corpus and
45. 3:10finally you withdraw it after many years. In PKP, you
46. 3:14are not booking regular profits, but here in PKP, you are booking regular profits. It
47. 3:18has two advantages. The first advantage is that your profit gets locked, which means that you
48. 3:22will see on any chart that an ETF has gone up. Then after going up, it
49. 3:29falls down many times by 10, 12, 15 percent and many times even more, it comes down, so if you
50. 3:33were sitting on profit, on notional profit, meaning you did not book, then you will see that notional
51. 3:37profit will be wiped off. Versus, here at PKP, whenever we have a profit, we
52. 3:41book the profit part. The beauty of this is that we only
53. 3:45book the profit part, we do not withdraw what we have invested, that is,
54. 3:49our money remains invested for the long term. It's just the profits that keep coming,
55. 3:52we keep booking the extras, which I have covered in detail in the first video
56. 3:56, the link of which you will find in the description, so its advantage is that the
57. 4:00profit booking style in it is a very awesome style. nice style and second
58. 4:03The advantage is that the profits we book are extremely tax efficient,
59. 4:07so as you know, if you book profit within a year in ETF, then
60. 4:12you have to pay short term capital gain at flat Rs 15, whatever your profit is.
61. 4:16And if you are making long term capital gain i.e. selling some units after one year,
62. 4:21then there is no tax on it up to Rs 1 lakh but you
63. 4:25have to pay tax on that, so here that tax is optimized very beautifully.
64. 4:30Meaning, your tax share gets reduced a lot, I had
65. 4:34explained it well in that video, the link of which you will get in the description
66. 4:38and to do this strategy, you do not need any technical skills, no need
67. 4:43to see any indicators. Even if you don't look at the charts, this is a very simple
68. 4:47strategy yet a very effective strategy to increase your portfolio
69. 4:51and make you book profits and if you are doing it in Nifty 50 or Bank Nifty
70. 4:55or any index where There is also option selling,
71. 4:58i.e. option training is also there, so once
72. 5:04you have accumulated the equivalent of one lot of your ETF, after that you
73. 5:08can earn extra income from option selling also. So this is the best feature of PKP which I like very much. That's why I am doing PKP
74. 5:13in many accounts. You know, mostly the money I
75. 5:17have spread is invested through PKP, so once I
76. 5:21go to my accounts, I will show you what is actually in my accounts. Okay
77. 5:25, so I have logged in to my account and gone to the console. So here, if I
78. 5:29go to portfolio and holdings, whatever my current holding is
79. 5:33is loaded here. So if I sort by present value. If I bring the highest
80. 5:36one up, you will see that Nifty Seed is at the top in which my
81. 5:40present value is 10 lakhs and Bank Seed is after that, so I have placed a pair of both these money
82. 5:44and in this you will see the profit loss, then you will see
83. 5:48how much profit is here. Actually, I have booked it in profit because
84. 5:52in PKP style these profits are booked but because it
85. 5:56is tax optimized in this way, here you will see the profit only here, so
86. 6:01to understand it, do watch that video. You will understand well why this is happening.
87. 6:04I have also set up paid money in my wife's account.
88. 6:08This is my wife's account. So here I go to Portfolio Holdings
89. 6:13and do the same again and bring the present value to the top. So you will see here that the one
90. 6:18which is coming in the top is SBI Bank Nifty ETF, it
91. 6:22has planted a money tree in it and I have also planted a money tree in my mother's account,
92. 6:27so I do the same in my portfolio and holdings. Now , if I
93. 6:31talk further, what is PKP 2.0 and
94. 6:36why is it needed? So, I have been using the money tree since July 2020. Gradually,
95. 6:42I started using my money tree. I started it then, so it's
96. 6:45been 35 years since then and in these 35 years, I have learned different things
97. 6:50from the money tree with this strategy, so I have been enhancing it accordingly
98. 6:54. I have designed 2.0 which has the best features which I have explored till now,
99. 6:58so let me explain those features to you a little better. So basically if you
100. 7:03understand the market, there are mostly three phases in it, one is the bull phase where you will see that
101. 7:09the market is up . Every day it is making new highs and
102. 7:14breaking its old highs, so that is a bull phase which we all like because our
103. 7:18profit booking comes there and then there is a bear phase in which the market is continuously going down.
104. 7:23What happens is that every day it is breaking the low and moving towards the previous low, that
105. 7:28phase is usually not liked by most of the people and the third is the side wedge phase where
106. 7:33it becomes a range bound i.e. it goes to a top. Then it comes down from there,
107. 7:37then comes to a bottom and then goes towards the top, meaning it keeps moving within a range,
108. 7:41neither continuously going up nor continuously going down, it is called side
109. 7:44wedge face or consolidation phase. So, how can we invest in these three phases of the money tree,
110. 7:50I have designed 2.2 for it. Okay, so
111. 7:56for reaping the benefits of long term investment, what we should do
112. 8:00is that the first thing is that we should invest a fixed amount in every phase. Investing should be done regularly.
113. 8:05Secondly, whenever there is a bull market, we should also book profits, which
114. 8:09I told you a little while ago that by not booking profits, you will get notional profits.
115. 8:12They will be visible but if the market comes down, those notional profits will go away. If you do not book,
116. 8:16they will be visible to you only on paper, so we should actually book them
117. 8:21and the third thing is that when the market falls in the bear phase, then we should make some extra
118. 8:26investment, something big. You should invest and add to your portfolio, so
119. 8:31how do we do all this in 2.0, so first of all let me talk about the point Investing a fixed
120. 8:35amount in all phases, then everyone must know this thing, there
121. 8:39is a thing called SIP, there is a systematic investment plan, so it is You can set
122. 8:44monthly or weekly, keep a fixed amount for yourself that I will invest
123. 8:47₹ 1000000 monthly in this particular ETF of Nifty 50,
124. 8:51then set a date, set the amount and every month on that particular date you will invest
125. 8:55₹ 10000 in this particular ETF. If you keep buying the same ETF, then this is your SIP. I
126. 9:01personally prefer monthly, so you can do monthly, if you want, you can also do weekly.
127. 9:05Next booking profits in Bol market is fine, this will also be in PKP 2.0
128. 9:11. This was also in 2.0, it will happen in 2.0 also, so whenever there is profit in the stock market,
129. 9:15what do we do for it? In this 2.0, what is PKP style profit booking? So
130. 9:19what is PKP style profit booking? Suppose you have invested Rs 50,000 while investing,
131. 9:22now your portfolio is done. 51000 means you have invested 50000,
132. 9:27that is, you have a profit of 1000, so for this profit of 1000,
133. 9:32you will have to sell only that many units, that is, that amount
134. 9:36you will withdraw, that is your profit, the rest is yours. 50000, it
135. 9:42will remain invested as invested and the sheet I have created, when you do this, when you sell those units,
136. 9:46the sheet automatically resets your average price. I
137. 9:51will also show you an example now and after that, when Again on top of that
138. 9:57you will get another profit of Rs 1000, only then will that sheet say ok, now you can book profit, after that
139. 10:00as your portfolio grows, you gradually
140. 10:04accumulate it till Rs 2 lakh, there you make your profit Rs 2000. Take, when 3 lakh
141. 10:08becomes accumulated, then make it 3000, that means you
142. 10:13will book profit almost at the value of 1. Ok and the third one is investing larger amount in bear
143. 10:17market. Now when the market corrects, we get scared that the market is correct.
144. 10:21It is happening but now since I have done PKP, I feel happy when the market
145. 10:25corrects because I see it as an opportunity. Ok now it is cheaper,
146. 10:28I would like to buy more, the cheaper it gets, the more I
147. 10:32want to buy. I call it buy in dips short form is its bids ok
148. 10:37so how do we invest in it when ever the ETF average purchase price
149. 10:41falls by -2 -4 -6 meaning it is decreasing in increments of 2 per 2 then we invest
150. 10:48Let's see the sum amount example here. When your average price falls to -2,
151. 10:54you can sum 2500. When it falls to -4, you can sum 5000. If it falls to 6, you can sum
152. 11:007500. When it falls to 8, you can sum 10000. Sheet that I have created for you
153. 11:18google2 so don't hesitate to invest more when it is cheaper there, it
154. 11:24is a good opportunity for you to increase your portfolio and
155. 11:28bring down the average price. OK Features of PKP 2.0
156. 11:58I will update this sheet. Here you will get its date changed,
157. 12:03if it is fine in my original sheet, then in this sheet you will get instructions how to use this sheet,
158. 12:07I have explained everything here like for example instructions
159. 12:11for PKP sheet, so here you will see PKP. Sheet and Option Trade Sheet, so this is the first
160. 12:16instruction, filling the basic details for PKP sheet, okay, I
161. 12:21will show you in the sheet itself, the same has been explained here, so when you go to the PKP sheet,
162. 12:24you have to fill the code of the ETF which is In ETF you are doing its code like
163. 12:29in Nifty Seed, then in this way the code of Nifty Seed
164. 12:46will actually pull Google's trading price sheet. Okay, it is not in yellow color, you
165. 12:50do not have to change it, you can see the formula above. If it is installed then whatever
166. 12:53is not in yellow, you do not have to change it, only the yellow ones have to be changed, so this is the first thing
167. 12:58you will change, enter your code, then how much SIP amount you want to do,
168. 13:03I have assumed as per the monthly basis. I want to invest Rs 10000, okay,
169. 13:06put Rs 10000 here in yellow, then this sheet will calculate your SIP quantity, this is the current
170. 13:12price, if you want to invest Rs 10000, then
171. 13:16you will have to purchase about 42 units, okay, then this sheet will automatically. According to the price you
172. 13:20If you keep telling the quantity, then on any day you have to sip, you
173. 13:24have to see the quantity here and purchase that much amount, how to fill it, I will tell you in a little while.
174. 13:27Next is B ID by these dips, I have given it here in yellow. You have to fill in
175. 13:33how much base amount to keep because we invest Rs 2500 on the first dip of 2
176. 13:40and second when there is another dip, we increase it by 2500
177. 13:45i.e. we invest Rs 5000 when it dips to 6. Our average price of our portfolio goes up
178. 13:49so we invest Rs 7500. When our average price
179. 13:54falls to 8 then we invest Rs 10000. The more it is falling, the more we are investing.
180. 13:58Now I have given all these things in yellow because It is possible that someone may
181. 14:02want to place the first bet at -1 or someone may want to place the first bet at -1.5 and then at 3. You can decide the level of the bid as per your choice.
182. 14:08In my experience, these levels which are falling in increments of 2 per 2
183. 14:12are the best. But you can adjust them as per your requirement. The bid
184. 14:16multiplier is how many times you want to invest Rs. 2500 at this level.
185. 14:21Well, if Rs. 2500 is multiplied once, Rs. 2500 is invested. If Rs. 2500 is multiplied twice,
186. 14:26it becomes Rs. 5000. Then it became 7500, so in this way it
187. 14:32is increasing, okay, you can adjust it also, if you
188. 14:35want to do five times on the third day, then here you replace three with five, it becomes 12500. So
189. 14:41you can change these, the rest which are in blue color will be changed automatically
190. 14:44due to the formula, so you do not have to change these, okay, so these three things have been set,
191. 14:49after that the minimum amount of profit you want to book is here. If you can set it
192. 14:53then I have set it here at Rs 1000 so the system or this sheet will check
193. 14:59how much is your notional profit. So according to the entries I have already made and
194. 15:03some demo entries I have made, the notional profit is Rs 9315 i.e. I can sell
195. 15:0938 units in today's date, at this price I will book a profit of around Rs 9300
196. 15:16, so now let me give you a little demo to see how it is. Suppose, if you sip on 1st January,
197. 15:21then you have to enter the date of 1st January here. You will delete this demo data, that is,
198. 15:25you have to delete it from here, see everything has disappeared from here because which
199. 15:30is not below yellow, everything else is coming from the formula, okay, so now I will restore it back
200. 15:35. For example, first jain is suggested, I took the first sip, so here I
201. 15:39will enter the date of first jain and I took the sip at this price, I bought it at Rs. 200, then I
202. 15:44entered this price and how many units I bought, then the system calculated
203. 15:48that my Rs. 10000 Total investment is done. I have 50 units. Total investment
204. 15:53is Rs. 10000 and average price is Rs. 200. Next my sip was on 1st February.
205. 15:58The price on that day was Rs. 205. I entered it randomly. I did not check the actual price of that day, just
206. 16:02an example. To show you here, if
207. 16:05the price of First Web was Rs 205 and I had bought 49 units, then my investment would have been Rs 1045. Now here both my units are added, the
208. 16:10last 50 I had bought plus the 49 I bought from First Web.
209. 16:15After adding, my total units become 99 and my total investment
210. 16:20which was my previous investment of Rs 10000, today's investment in it is 245 of First Web, it
211. 16:26is fine and according to this, what is the sheet doing, this amount is called base investment amount,
212. 16:31divide it. She calculates the total units holding from 99 and
213. 16:36calculates the average price that my average price is this much. Similarly, if I do it for 1st March then all the
214. 16:40calculations are done. Suppose if there is a dip on 15th March then I would buy and dip.
215. 16:46Did I put the price in it? 200 13 units because my buy and dip amount is
216. 16:50₹ 2500000.
217. 16:58When the level of buy and dip will come, where will you see that level? Look here at the bids price. Now
218. 17:04it is showing according to the current level, after all the entries, but if your
219. 17:08first If there were entries up to 4th or till 1st March,
220. 17:11should I delete them, then it will tell me that the first bid I have to pay is ₹ 22 paisa and the amount to
221. 17:18invest is ₹ 500. Okay, so after investing that much, your
222. 17:24units will be Enter the units you have purchased and since you have
223. 17:28given bid number one, you have to make the first bid. One entry has to be made here. When you are doing SIP, no
224. 17:32entry has to be made. When you bid B ID, then it has to be entered in your Which
225. 17:36number has been bid here, it is okay, what will happen after doing this,
226. 17:40here I have given a section that what is your next bid number, it
227. 17:44will calculate here that now you have bid till two, next is yours. That's three according to him.
228. 17:48You have to invest ₹ 500, your purchase price will be this much, when this price
229. 17:54falls then you have to purchase that much and how many units have to be purchased 40
230. 17:58units, all this is calculated automatically by the sheet here, how
231. 18:02is it beneficial for you if you If you want to create GTT orders ready for bid, then whenever this
232. 18:07price comes, I have to bid it. I don't want to track it manually, then you
233. 18:11create GTT price and feed this price in your GTT order, which is a good feature of Zerodha.
234. 18:16Till trigger order is done on the day the price comes, it gets triggered on the same day.
235. 18:20Ok, feed this price, feed this quantity and after that, whenever
236. 18:25this price comes, the system will automatically buy this quantity for you, meaning whoever
237. 18:30is your broker will buy it. Ok, so you have to fill in this way,
238. 18:34now on the day of profit booking, you have to enter the date and on the profit
239. 18:39booking, it is saying that I have to sell 38 units, so this
240. 18:43is the column for units sold. Below here I have to enter 38 and the sale price is suggested. If
241. 18:49I had sold at that same price then I enter it here. Now
242. 18:52see my profit of Rs 9115 has been booked. I have completed the remaining amount and I have completed
243. 18:59all the units. I did not sell, I sold only that many units by which I
244. 19:03could withdraw so much. This is PKP style profit booking. Now
245. 19:08if you watch the video in detail, you will know its benefits plus how big is the taxation benefit in it.
246. 19:12Okay, but this sheet. What happened here is that as soon as the profit is booked,
247. 19:16my total units have now reduced to 201. My base invested amount sheet
248. 19:22assumes that the maximum I have invested till date is my base
249. 19:25invested amount and from that I am going to take some minus. No, I do not take it down to the level.
250. 19:29This is the principle of PKP. The principle of the strategy is that
251. 19:34we will never go below the base invested amount which we have made maximum. This
252. 19:38sheet works on this value, so according to that, now because the units are less. The amount invested is
253. 19:43the same, the average price has automatically gone up, okay, so now the
254. 19:48next B ID calculation will be calculated at this price level and the next profit calculated will be
255. 19:53calculated according to this average price of this price.
256. 19:57If it happens then now see this is also updated, the sheet is saying that now your
257. 20:00notional profit is 00 left and because I want to book minimum 1000 then the sheet
258. 20:04is saying sale unit is zero which means right now you cannot sell anything on this day. My notional profit will cross Rs 1000.
259. 20:09The sheet will tell me how many units to sell.
260. 20:14So I have automated all this here. Let's go right back to the sheet.
261. 20:21About the sheet. Features of the sheet. Old sheet had an entry for Each day is making the
262. 20:26sheet very long over a period of time, so those who are already using my PKP,
263. 20:31I had given a sheet in which we used to enter the PKP, every day the
264. 20:36price of PKP came automatically. You know which is ETF. Its date and closing price used to be automatically fetched
265. 20:42and very long entries were made, so to shorten it, I have
266. 20:46made this new enhancement that in the new sheet we have to make entries only on the day on which
267. 20:51we do any transaction. Okay, the rest of the calculations which
268. 20:56were going on in the old sheet are more effective and more convenient. I have prepared everything for you here.
269. 21:00Next Feature Old sheet will cause an
270. 21:04issue if the ETF code changes because of all past close price entries. Wood Gate Vanished
271. 21:10in the old sheet because it used to fetch the information of every day from the date from which we started
272. 21:14and till today, if any day the code gets changed
273. 21:19or the historical data gets wiped off.
274. 21:28It is okay because we have to enter only when any transaction is taking place. The
275. 21:35old sheet did not have any provision for bids investment but in the new sheet
276. 21:40I have given the provision for bids investment like I told you
277. 21:44how the bids will be calculated and how many. You have to buy the unit, you can set the GTT price automatically
278. 21:48and where to enter the bid. Yes, one more thing, whenever you sell something, if you have
279. 21:53bid earlier, bid here, make it zero so that the sheet knows that
280. 21:58the next bid is ours. Now the number is one, it means our bid cycle gets reset
281. 22:02as soon as we do profit booking, our bid cycle gets reset, we will again
282. 22:06go bidding in level one level two sub. Okay, so don't forget to do this zero
283. 22:11. I will leave the demo entries here so that when you copy this sheet, you can
284. 22:16To refresh your memory by watching these demo entries,
285. 22:20I have also made some enhancements to the A sheet for option traders because in the PKP strategy, once
286. 22:25we have one lot of equivalent ETFs, we can also do call selling
287. 22:30. To make it easier, I have made some enhancements, they can see, so
288. 22:35here I have given the sheet of option trades, so
289. 22:40enter the code of the underline in which you are trading options, whether it is Nifty 50 or Nifty Bank, it is here
290. 22:45. You can enter its spot price RSI
291. 22:4914 and minimum close price in last three months and maximum close price in last
292. 22:54three months, all this will be automatically pulled. In the instruction sheet, I have
293. 22:57also explained what each thing means. How is it helpful for
294. 23:01example which is RAI 14. If you want to do put selling or call selling then
295. 23:05how can you use it. Beyond that I have made videos to understand the value of RSI,
296. 23:09you will get both the videos in the link here, watch them. You
297. 23:13can enhance your option trading and when you take an option trade, you have to
298. 23:18enter the trade open date, the day you took the trade, the option contract, which contract you
299. 23:22have bought, then when you do it on Zerodha or wherever like I am on Zerodha. Let me show you, okay
300. 23:27, the names of the options come here, okay, so you have to copy these names and
301. 23:31put them in the sheet, this does not pull any data, this is just for your understanding,
302. 23:36okay, this is the one I sold the option. At which strike price did you sell
303. 23:41? All these below the yellow lines have to be filled manually. Okay, what was the spot price, that is,
304. 23:45what was the spot price going on at that time when you were selling? You have to put it here.
305. 23:48Expiry date, which expiry date did you sell? You have sold the option, you have to enter how much
306. 23:52premium you got on one unit, you have to enter it, what is the lot size, because it
307. 23:57is of Nifty, then the lot size of Nifty is 50, you have to enter the trade close date, now I have opened this option
308. 24:01but not closed it yet. If I have done so, then I
309. 24:05will put the date of the day on which I will close here and the premium on that day has to be put here on whatever day I close,
310. 24:09if it is my out of the money and I leave it for automatic expiry.
311. 24:14If I give it then after expiry I will have to
312. 24:17enter the trade close date of its expiry here 25 jan and here I will put zero in the price, ok then the system will know whether
313. 24:22I got the full premium or some less depending on what I close on.
314. 24:26I am fine, the rest of the blue ones below will all be calculated automatically,
315. 24:31I have explained them completely here, which thing calculates what,
316. 24:35a new feature which I have included in the option trading sheet is IF PE
317. 24:40goes ITM meaning. In the money on expiry day. So if we have sold a put
318. 24:45and we want to know how much loss we will incur if it becomes in the money and
319. 24:51how much investment we should make to recover that loss.
320. 24:55I had covered this in my video on how to recover the loss and here
321. 24:59I have given the same concept in the House 3.0 in the sheet itself for you to implement easily. Suppose I have
322. 25:05made a P sale of Rs 20500 but if I see that The market is continuously falling and
323. 25:09I fear that it may go up to 20400 or 20300. I
324. 25:15can check by putting that particular price here. Suppose 20400, I think it might
325. 25:20go down, so I put it here. The system calculated
326. 25:24how much the spot price fell below where I had sold.
327. 25:28Well, that percentage was the amount of loss I would have incurred in the option because I had sold the option at Rs 20500. If it
328. 25:34had gone for Rs 20400, if it had gone 100 points, I would have lost Rs 5000. And because When I made the sale,
329. 25:40I had already received some premium, so by
330. 25:44sub-cutting both the loss I would incur on that day and the premium I have already received, I get to know my net loss and this is
331. 25:49what is the minimum amount that I need to pay to recover this loss. I should invest
332. 25:54so that from that date till the time it comes back to the spot price i.e. Rs 2752, I can
333. 26:00recover all that loss. So here the sheet tells you the minimum investment to be done,
334. 26:04it is saying 38000, so if you invest this 38000 Multiply it by 6.22,
335. 26:10you will know that your recovery would be Rs 2363, so this is based on the principal, this is the
336. 26:16minimum investment, this is the minimum, but if you are talking Rs 38000, then you
337. 26:20should do more than this so that your recovery is quick, like Rs 50000. 60000 whatever
338. 26:26is your capacity but you will have to spend minimum this much so that your loss
339. 26:30can be recovered when it comes back to the spot price. Okay friends, those who want to start.
340. 26:35Those who want to participate in this long term investment of PKP
341. 26:39can purchase this sheet, for this I will give you a link in the description, that
342. 26:43link will take you to this page. I have kept the cost of this sheet
343. 26:56at a minimum of ₹2000000. After that, you will
344. 27:01get multiple options like UPI Debit Card, Credit Card, you can complete your payment and after completing it,
345. 27:05you will see the link of this sheet on your screen, plus
346. 27:09after a few seconds, this website will be redirected. And the sheet
347. 27:14will automatically open on your laptop. By chance, if you do not get the link automatically, then you
348. 27:18can email me on this address and send your screenshot of the payment and also
349. 27:23write the name of the strategy in the email so that I can easily If I can find it and after that
350. 27:26I will provide you the link, then I hope that friends, you
351. 27:29will like this sheet and it will become your companion in your long term investment and if
352. 27:33you have any question related to this strategy, you can ask in the comments or you can ask
353. 27:37me . If you can email then thank you friends, I will meet you soon in the next video,
354. 27:41hello.