The Street Play of the Share Market

Released on by p d vadoliya
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  • Author : p d vadoliya
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  • Publisher : p d vadoliya
  • Genre : Business & Economics
  • Pages : 85
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  • File Size : 27,27 MB
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The Street Play of the Share Market by p d vadoliya PDF Summary

Book Description: If you are interested in knowing about the stock market, then many questions must be coming to your mind. Are you ready to take your first step in the stock market? So friends, this book is written in the form of a play, in which four friends discuss the stock market. Whatever questions arise in your mind, an attempt has been made to solve them all. A newbie is ignorant about the stock market, he does not want to lose his hard earned money in the stock market because he has a thought in his mind that the stock market is a gamble in which everyone is losing everything.

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