DP and finances - a case study - Page 3

Originally posted by: hasini009

and she took that taunt/insult seriously and became a business woman now. matlab she knows how to deal with taunts and turn insults into compliments👏

if someone called you a jerk

here's what you should said back: A jerk is a tug, and a tug is a boat, and a boat is wood, and wood is nature, and nature is beautiful. So, Thanks, I know I Am😆

On the contrary I love being called a jerk. A hole is even better.

I was around 12 when I had come to the conclusion that people could be totally airheaded and shrewd at the same time. Surprised people still find that incongruent.

They'll score zero in school but they know their way in the world..quite simple really!

Originally posted by: ibnbattuta

I was around 12 when I had come to the conclusion that people could be totally airheaded and shrewd at the same time. Surprised people still find that incongruent.

They'll score zero in school but they know their way in the world..quite simple really!

In layman’s term “She is Street Smart “

But then again you want to call her Shrewd and not Smart so all this Ghuma Ghuma ke baatein 😂😂😂

I'm a finance professional and have been working in the investment industry for just over 6 years.

DP is mostly just giving us her IPS (investment policy statement). She talks about what she invests in and why. That's it.

Like most of you said, she has proper investment professionals telling her what to invest in and what to ignore and she agrees with them. But any investment professional has to follow a specific IPS. This is all the information they need about their client: morals (is the client against a specific industry for a reason as an example), monetary status (is the client living hand-to-mouth or financially sound), finance understanding (what does the client understand about risk and rewards), etc.

Financial Times is supposed to be better than this though. Their introduction makes it sound like DP is a brilliant investor along with being an actress. She isn't. She's just a client who has an understanding of investments, which is actually quite rare in retail investors. I've had the good luck of working with institutional investors only, but my friend works with retail investors and she has some amazing stories to share.

Originally posted by: GrumpyTheCat

In layman’s term “She is Street Smart “

But then again you want to call her Shrewd and not Smart so all this Ghuma Ghuma ke baatein 😂😂😂

Everyone doesn't need need to be a scientist or a math whiz or what have you. She's gorgeous and she's successful and she knows what she wants in life and how to get it. What more do you guys want From Her?

Originally posted by: Metis

I'm a finance professional and have been working in the investment industry for just over 6 years.

DP is mostly just giving us her IPS (investment policy statement). She talks about what she invests in and why. That's it.

Like most of you said, she has proper investment professionals telling her what to invest in and what to ignore and she agrees with them. But any investment professional has to follow a specific IPS. This is all the information they need about their client: morals (is the client against a specific industry for a reason as an example), monetary status (is the client living hand-to-mouth or financially sound), finance understanding (what does the client understand about risk and rewards), etc.

Financial Times is supposed to be better than this though. Their introduction makes it sound like DP is a brilliant investor along with being an actress. She isn't. She's just a client who has an understanding of investments, which is actually quite rare in retail investors. I've had the good luck of working with institutional investors only, but my friend works with retail investors and she has some amazing stories to share.

Thanks for sharing! 🤗

You don't need to finance degree here.

She is saying things here which she herself know is made up. The scenario is pretty simple. She has an advisor or multiple advisors. They convinced her to invest in the companies she did.

But credits to her for investing and not spending any money. If she fails then she will be just another case of a bad investment. If she succeeds she will be called a genius.

Her financial advisor jinko yeh kaafi moti rakam deti hain , accha use kar rahe hain inke paison ka .