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⚡️Stoploss is “GOD”
Your only “best friend” in market
Full Podcast Link: youtu.be/VE_D_kdLBmo?si=kJ4A…
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⚡️Must Watch !!
Social media is not a bad place. But using it randomly can be.
In a bull market, every ₹1–2 move had a 🚀 attached to it.
But when the same stocks fell 40–50%, many of those updates disappeared.
That’s why we need our OWN routines.
Weekly. Quarterly. Yearly.
Use social media to your advantage but let your process decide what you track, not the noise.
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⚡️How to shorten your learning curve as an investor?
Full Podcast Link: youtu.be/VE_D_kdLBmo?si=DB70…
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BREAKING: Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi says Israel has struck "2 of Iran's largest steel factories, a power plant, and civilian nuclear sites in coordination with the US."
Araghchi says this "contradicts" President Trump's 10-day pause of strikes on Iranian power plants.
"Iran will exact a heavy price," he says.
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This war is more likely to end up doing regime change in America than in Iran
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⚡️Many people on social media have called bottom 10 times in last 12 days
Definitely bottom will be formed someday or the other and then they will claim to have 100% accuracy, fly rockets with pride of “Maine Bola Tha” and try to create FOMO
My message here is: Take notice and don’t get fooled.
Don’t be in FOMO
Just follow your plan
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⚡️Catching the bottom !!
People who have created wealth in the stock market, think about this.
How many times have you actually caught the exact bottom?
For most of us the answer is “Zero”.
Yet many of us have still made fortunes and found multibaggers without ever catching the exact low.
Then why are we suddenly obsessed with catching the bottom this time?
Will anyone give us a certificate for catching the exact low?
Don’t be in FOMO.
Just follow your process.
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Don’t miss this Masterclass:
Peter Lynch, one of the greatest fund managers in US market history, nailed it when he said:
“Markets fall. Sometimes they fall a lot.
If you are not ready for that, stocks are not for you.”
A timeless lesson on volatility.
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“AI listened to 2 crore calls and gave us the data”
Bajaj Finance said “This capability wasn’t there in Q1 and Q2”
This proves the point mentioned in the article that AI is learning faster than ever before and AI is now training previous versions of AI.
The speed of change is exponential.
⚡️Must Read Article !!
Few Points:
- If AI is smarter than most PhDs, do you really think it can't do most office jobs?
Think about what that means for your work.
- If your job happens on a screen (if the core of what you do is reading, writing, analyzing, deciding, communicating through a keyboard) then AI is coming for significant parts of it. The timeline isn't "someday." It's already started.
- The single biggest advantage you can have right now is simply being early. Early to understand it. Early to use it. Early to adapt.
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Perhaps the best analysis of how Ladki behen scheme benefits the whole economy
Ft @vijaimantrimf @Ajay_Bagga
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⚡️If you are new to the stock market
read this slowly.
It can save you years of mistakes.
1. Do not rush to make money. The market is not a salary machine. First learn to protect capital.
2. Losses are part of the journey. If you cannot accept small losses then the market will force big ones.
3. Do not copy trades blindly. What works for others may not work you as everyone has different mindset.
4. Less trades does not mean laziness. It is discipline.
5. If you cannot sleep peacefully your position size is too big.
6. Consistency beats jackpots- Every single time.
7. Survival is success. Wealth comes later.
Bookmark this.
Read it multiple times.
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One of the most knowledge-packed podcasts ever. Worth the entire 3 hours. And I'm saying this after having watched a lot of podcasts.
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📢Introducing Our Guest Speaker at the Equity Excellence Kolkata Workshop
🎙️@insharebazaar – Co Founder TABP, Chaigram & FiloMilo, Expert in Techno Funda Investing & Renowned for picking Smallcaps at an early stage.
Get ready to learn with real case studies & sharp frameworks
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⚡️What 12 Years in the Market Taught Me
1. The real edge isn’t in the charts.
It is within you —your mindset, your discipline, and your ability to stay calm when others panic.
2. The market humbles you - No matter how much you prepare, some trades will still go wrong.
3. It is worth spending thousands of hours on backtesting - document your every trade—wins, losses, and the lessons in between.
4. Build a system that suits not just the market but your temperament too.
5. No shortcuts. Just repetition, reflection, and resilience.
6. Staying in the game is more important than winning every trade
7. You don’t rise by predicting markets, you grow by managing risk
8.The best returns come from compounding discipline, not just capital
9. If you’re new to this journey—remember this: Fall in love with the process. Not the profits.
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Heartbroken to share that my dear friend, Deepak Thakran (@indian_stockss), was brutally murdered today.
If I had to describe him in one word, it would be: GENTLE.
This picture is who he truly was—a brilliant mentor and teacher to countless investors and traders. A doting father, a loving husband, and a devoted son.
The cruelty is gut-wrenching. Just 3 days ago, he was celebrating receiving his SEBI RA License, so excited to embark on a new journey.
A beautiful life and a brilliant mind, full of promise, cut short by madmen.
Media reports will tell you he was a gangster's relative. Make no mistake: Deepak was the farthest person from any crime you could imagine. He was a man of integrity, who even publicly called out unethical practices in the market. He was an innocent victim.
I appeal to the media and to everyone reading this: please do not dishonor his memory by painting him as someone who deserved this because of a relative he did not choose.
He deserves to be remembered for the good man he was.
#JusticeforDeepak
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Practical Guide on When to Sell
Always Remember: You don’t have to catch the exact top
Here are a few signals I pay close attention to:
⚡️Widest weekly price range – A stock showing its biggest weekly move from low to high can often be a sign of exhaustion rather than strength.
⚡️Break below the 50-DMA on high volume – If a stock closes below its 50-day moving average on heavy volume, institutions might be exiting.
⚡️Biggest one-day up move – Ironically, the strongest single-day rally often appears near the top. Late-stage excitement is usually not a good sign.
⚡️Highest volume day – The peak in volume often matches the peak in sentiment. If it’s a reversal day, that’s a strong signal.
⚡️Distribution signals – Multiple high-volume down days without follow-through on the upside = red flag.
⚡️More down days than up – The market tone begins to change quietly. More red days than green is often an early warning.
⚡️Other signals to stay alert:
• New highs on low volume
• Sharpest one-day drop after a long rally
• Sustained move below the 10-week line
None of these are guaranteed—but together, they often tell a story.