Once upon a time, in the bustling streets of Mumbai, there was a young stockbroker named Rohan. He was known for his sharp eye and quick wit in the market.
Rohan often visited an old, wise elephant named Gajan. Gajan had lived through many market cycles and was known for his insights.
One day, Rohan came to Gajan and asked, \“Gajan, how can I distinguish between a bullish and bearish market?\“
Gajan, with a wise smile, replied, \“Rohan, in a bullish market, the elephant in the street will be carrying a flower. In a bearish market, the elephant will be looking for a flower in his ears.\“
Rohan left Gajan\“s abode, pondering the old elephant\“s words. One fine morning, as he walked to his office, he saw an elephant in the street carrying a flower. He knew this was a bullish market sign.
Months passed, and Rohan\“s predictions were always accurate. But as the markets soared higher, he started feeling anxious. He knew that all good things come to an end.
One evening, he returned to Gajan and shared his fears. Gajan listened intently and then said, \“Rohan, remember the market is like a river. Sometimes it flows smoothly, and sometimes it overflows its banks. Just stay calm and ride the waves.\“
Following Gajan\“s advice, Rohan maintained his focus. One day, while walking back home, he saw an elephant looking for a flower in his ears. He knew this was a bearish market sign.
As the market started to decline, Rohan remained confident. He had learned to distinguish between a bullish and bearish market from Gajan. He continued to trade wisely and emerged richer than ever.
Rohan realized that the market was indeed like a river, and he needed to learn to navigate its currents. |
