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Market Mindset Quiz
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Question 1 of 12
You just received ₹10 lakh. What's your first move?
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Deposit it in a bank FD
Put it in index mutual funds -- reliable and easy
Pick top-performing Indian stocks yourself
Pick top-performing US stocks yourself
Question 2 of 12
What kind of content do you usually consume about money?
Personal finance Instagram reels or influencers
YouTube videos on hot stocks and penny picks
Business news and long-form blogs
I don't usually follow finance content
Mix of the above
Question 3 of 12
If a friend told you they made 30% return last year in US ETFs, how would you feel?
Excited and ready to learn more or replicate it
Open to exploring, if it's explained well
Slightly FOMO, but unsure I'd try
Curious but still hesitant
Skeptical and uninterested
Question 4 of 12
How do you feel when the value of your investment drops by 10% in a short period (e.g., 1 month)?
I wait it out and monitor closely
I feel anxious and want to withdraw immediately
I feel concerned and start questioning my choices
I feel excited about the opportunity to buy more at a discount
I view it as a temporary phase and may consider investing more
Question 5 of 12
How long do you usually keep your investments?
I like quick results hence prefer short term - less than a year
1-3 years -- mid-term is fine
5+ years -- I'm a long-term thinker
All of the above
None of the above
Question 6 of 12
If you were to invest in U.S. markets, what would your reason be?
Dollar returns -- I want to hedge INR
U.S. companies are the world's best
Indian markets are better -- no need to look abroad
Not sure yet -- still learning
Invest in both US and Indian markets
Question 7 of 12
How do you usually invest your money?
Pick my own stocks on Zerodha / Groww etc.
Invest in mutual funds via an advisor or app
Fixed deposits or gold -- safe and familiar
All of the above
None of the above
Question 8 of 12
What excites you more?
Finding hidden stock gems before others
Watching my SIPs grow slowly but surely
Knowing my money is safe and untouched
Investing in global brands I love
Options a, b and d above
Question 9 of 12
How do you usually decide what to invest in?
Based on news and trending stocks
Based on advisor's recommendation
Based on my research and diversification goals
I don't yet know how to choose
Options a, b and c above
Question 10 of 12
Which of these statements best describes your past experience with equity investments?
I've never invested in stocks or mutual funds
I've tried, but felt uncomfortable with the volatility
I've invested but mostly rely on others to manage it
I have experience and feel moderately confident
I've actively invested and feel very comfortable managing risk
Question 11 of 12
How confident are you in your understanding of the risks and benefits of investing in US stocks/ETFs?
Slightly aware but uncomfortable
Confident, but I still prefer guidance
I understand the basics
Very confident --- I do my own analysis or follow a clear strategy
Not confident at all
Question 12 of 12
How important is "capital protection" versus "wealth growth" in your mind?
Mostly protection --- only small growth is okay
I lean towards growth but with informed risk
Balance of growth and safety is ideal
Growth is my top priority --- I accept volatility
100% protection --- I don't want to lose money
Your Financial Persona
Strategic Investor
Your Score: 0/60
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