Wednesday, 2 July 2014

Technical view by Nooresh on Sensex/Stocks/Commodities

Technical view by Nooresh on Sensex/Stocks/Commodities


If something is Paid its Expensive/Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch !

Posted: 02 Jul 2014 06:54 AM PDT

Before i write a small post on the above sentence let me repeat this

 

If something is Paid its Expensive / Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch !

 

1) The first part of the sentence is – Paid is expensive/Not Worth is a standard thought process.

The next step is to bargain/negotiate for a discount or wait for a discount. The last step is to look for a free alternative. If not than again try to find a cheaper alternative. In the process what you really needed in the first place is diluted.

 

Why do you think Malls keep sales like Buy 3 get 2 Free so that you end up buying 5 out of which 2 would be what you dont need and the seller wants to part with in the end of season.

 

We continue to face this thought process amongst people  for our advisory/training services.

 

-> Please give me a free trial for 2/5/7 days.

-> I will subscribe if you give me a discount.

-> Your subscription charges are very expensive.

-> You are charging 14k for 2 days training. That is exorbitant.

 

We have found no solution to it icon smile If something is Paid its Expensive/Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch !

 

This is and will remain the thought process even when we go to doctors. We keep looking for the one who charges 500 rs per consultation instead of the one who charges 2000 rs and many a times without considering who is better.

 

So next time you look out for a product think on what you exactly want and how important is it. Than start looking for the best products and finally look at the price and decide whether to go for it or not.

 

( A recent experience was going to the right orthopedic saved me a surgery which would have cost me a couple of lakhs and 15 – 30 days of extra bed rest ).

 

Sometimes going for a cheaper / free alternative can cost you in terms of health and wealth :).

 

2) The second part of the sentence is – If its Free there is a Catch.

 

Most of the times any advice or knowledge sharing is never valued ? Because one has not paid a price for it or there is always a hidden motive in it.

 

Its absolutely a fact that nothing comes free in this world but everything free is also not useless icon smile If something is Paid its Expensive/Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch !

 

Say for example the blog i have been writing today for last 8 years clearly has a motive to sell our advisory/training and other services. But is that the only motive ? 

 

I can comfortably say the selling motive has not been completed;) as barely a few number of the people who read this blog tend to go for our products. But hopefully many have benefitted even with the free blog icon smile If something is Paid its Expensive/Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch !

 

This is an open ended post with no conclusions but just a quick thinking process as to how to decide going for a quality product which you need.

 

So next time you go to a doctor/lawyer/ advisor or anyone think whether its important or not icon smile If something is Paid its Expensive/Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch ! and how much could it cost to look for a free or cheaper alternative.

Indian Equities – Post Election Boom or Doom – Seminar in Mumbai on 6th July 2014

 

 https://www.instamojo.com/noooreshtech/indian-equities-post-election-boom-or-doom-s/ 

 

Going by the mood of the post .

This is a paid product with an exorbitant cost of Rs 1499 for a lunch and tea/coffee. You can give it a skip and attend a free seminar somewhere or wait when we offer a discount or do it for free next time.

 

Cheers,

 

Nooresh Merani

 

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If something is Paid its Expensive/Not Worth. If its free , there is a Catch ! is a post from: Technical view by Nooresh

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