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Mr Janak Jhaveri is a busy man. Being a commodity trader he actively managed his business’ demands like warehousing, transportation, taking care of taxation and insurance, and not to mention fulfilling customer’s demand through efficient management of demand and supply. Mr Jhaveri considers himself as an average investor. He loves to dabble in stocks especially "hot" stocks or rumor based stocks. His favorites were midcap and small-cap stocks which were cheaply priced but offered a tremendous opportunity for multi-fold appreciation. His friends used to boast how these stocks doubled or tripled their money in no time.  In the year 2017, Mr Jhaveri, aged 63, sold one of his properties in Mira road. He wanted to gift a nice flat to his daughter in Malad. He was willing to shell an extra Rs 45 lakhs for the purchase of the flat. But the stock market was in frenzy. The midcaps and small caps were on the roll. Mr Jhaveri could not resist the temptation of quick money. He believed

Every investor, at some point of time, makes a mistake while making investment decisions. For many losing money seems like an unfathomable idea. It is distressing to watch profits evaporate during volatile periods. Investing mistakes are valuable lessons learned in investing arena. The first mistake is to invest without understanding one’s goals. Sadly, in India, most of the investing decisions are purely based upon recommendations of friends and relatives who may not be adept in the analysis of complex financial instruments. A good financial advisor is a must. He understands your goals and recommends investments that compliment your goals. For example, if you are saving to fund your children’s education and if you have 7-8 years, you can consider building a diversified equity fund portfolio instead of parking your money in debt funds or a fixed deposit. Another mistake is to make ad-hoc investments based on tax-saving criteria. Investing in tax-saving instruments must fit your investm