This 66-Year Old Investor Loves Stock Market & Keeps an Open Routine

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In this 6-minute clip, we dive into a candid conversation with 66-year-old full-time investor Mr. Surinder Singh ji, offering a glimpse into his daily routine and his approach to stock investing. This short excerpt is part of a broader, in-depth podcast we did with him a few months ago, and it's packed with practical wisdom—perfect for those looking to understand the mindset of a seasoned investor, one small insight at a time.
In this particular clip, Mr. Singh shares how he structures his day, the thought process behind his stock picks, and how discipline plays a key role in his investment journey. One standout moment is when he recounts an honest investing mistake—accidentally buying 2,000 shares of Yes Bank instead of just 200. But what truly matters is how he responded to this error. Watch to find out how he handled it and what it taught him about conviction and strategy.
You'll also hear his views on how he evaluates companies, what he looks for before adding them to his portfolio, and the long-term approach he follows to build wealth in the stock market.
If you find value in this clip, we highly recommend checking out the full conversation available on the YouTube channel A Digital Blogger. It’s filled with rich insights from Mr. Singh's investing journey that can benefit beginners and seasoned investors alike