An Introduction To The Stock Market : Part 2
“I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years.” –Warren Buffet
“I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years.” –Warren Buffet
Freshers’ party in any institution marks the commencement of a blissful college life. When this college happens to be Indian Institute of Management, it is the beginning of a dream journey for CAT takers. The first event that makes you realize that you have finally overcome the nerves of quant & verbal and now the challenges are going to be different. From making contacts to making memories, this event incised the realization of being part of IIM Rohtak family. I am giving some fervent insights about this vibrant event, which is, at large my own personal experience.
The study of color psychology can greatly help a designer to create not just beautiful but also a profitable product. Using colors in harmony with each other, you can greatly affect a visitor’s behavioral patterns. Color is as important as text: when combined masterfully, these two tools can ease the perception of the image and contribute to better memorability; when the combination is wrong, the outcome may be funny and awkward like this.
Doing a one year regular MBA is easier said than done. With the same course as the two year one, no weekend or holiday breaks for an entire year, daily submissions, assignments, exams; life gets really grilling. Here is a look into a typical day in the life of a one year MBA student from my experience.
Team InsideIIM conducted an interview with Mr Lalit Beniwal from Vodafone India. He is an alumnus of NIT Kurukshetra and IIM Indore. He joined the Discover program in 2012 and is selected for the Columbus program and currently reports at the Vodafone Group at Newbury.
I’m an old man sitting by the crackling woods of a bonfire. It is a starry night.
“So, how was the Civil War movie?” asked my friend who was interning in Hyderabad. “Expensive, and I am not talking about its production values” I replied, and my friend’s response before hanging up was “It’s Delhi, you should have expected it”. I thought to myself “this isn’t the only thing that has proved my expectations wrong”. I went back to my apartment and slipped off on the bed to relax. But you know the mind- when the body says ‘relax’, the mind says ‘let me go take a walk down the memory lane’.