India, Dec. 31 -- The tech-fluent 377 million Gen Z population in India has a massive social media presence. Their social networking channels are constantly buzzing with stock market updates all the time. Driven by FOMO and YOLO energy, most of them want to be financially savvy, make quick money and live a better life. At least 30% of Gen Z begin investing in university or early adulthood, compared to 15% of millennials, 9% of Gen X, and 6% of Baby Boomers, according to the World Economic Forum Survey. That explains why 48% of them are already investing in stock markets. But they must understand that investing isn't about trends, clout, or hype culture. It is about learning the basics, making continued investments, and maintaining discipl...