"A shopper standing in front of a store shelf, looking confused, surrounded by psychological pricing tricks: a glowing ₹9.99 price tag next to a faded ₹10 tag, a red 'Only 2 Left in Stock!' warning, a pricing chart with three options where the middle one is dimmed (decoy effect), and a crossed-out ₹5,000 price replaced by ₹2,999 in bold. The image represents how businesses influence consumer spending decisions."
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FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS Before investing in shares for the long term, it's crucial to perform a fundamental analysis of the company to deeply understand its financial health and growth potential. Below…