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Most of my trading revolves around this. #Trading
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Too much pessimism is good for Bulls.
I was vocal about fund manager views but here is a sound voice that I align with. youtu.be/aJeqzBte9eM?si=pe1v…
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out of 10 failed trade one right one #jswinfra
Replying to @KA_charts
#Jswinfra Big breakout
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stocks which are above all MA - like #laurus #sonacom #mankind -- should be watched.
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From best market in world to worst market in world.
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#Banknifty bounce from a very imp level, I Hope this level holds closing above 55k will be imp for bulls.
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Short post: Why are India investors sad: Watch this interesting debate about recent market correction. Listen to Feroz’s point of view as well:   1. Why are investors disappointed: 80% of Investors entered markets after 2020. Majority of the 6 crore SIP investors entered in 2024 at peak levels. Mid & Small cap 3 year CAGR was 28% in 2024. In 2025 that became 22%. By the end of 2026, it is likely to be a 18% returns for last 5 years. It’s a game of expectations. Investors entered thinking 20*. They are npw probably sitting at single digit returns. Why would they be happy. 2. The fault lies with over optimistic investors: If they thought they can get 28% from markets, the fault is not with the industry. Fault lies with the investors. There is no such free lunch in markets. Why should it be? Investors haven’t studied enough market history. 3. India needs balanced debate vs one sided narratives : India after 2020 has changed incrementally while markets have priced in exponential trajectory. Markets ran ahead of the fundamentals. So whenever the markets rise , a steady flow of selling comes in to balance. We can’t blame investors for selling. They are making a rational decision. It’s the buyers who need more education. And the buyers are mostly retail investors. 4. Markets may give you 10% or thereabouts eventually. Anything more is bound to get averaged out. Mid & Small caps may lose your money. It’s a very likely scenario from these levels. Yet investors keep pumping the SMIDs. Every investor generation needs to learn their lesions with mistakes. This generation is no exception. My discussion on @CNBC_Awaaz
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stock to watch #aequs
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#nifty first time 200wma after 2020
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Fibonacci retracement #sensex
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#sonacoms - ready to fire
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Operators know to shake especially when Stock gets noticed by many Big handles. Bluestone was noticed by many. Also when Large caps starts performing I fell other segments will take a pause.
#BLUESTONE 860-969-860 TSL AT COST 860 HIT! NET GAINS : 8% In this market as expected you cant leave gains on the table!
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M expecting a strong Bullish movement in #metal stock in coming days especially steel related stocks.
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few very strong Breakouts emerging #Motilaloswal
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Started With #HDFCbank already #RBLBANK and #BANDHAN picked up in past few days Now #idfcfirstbank picking up with strong Breakout. #banks oversold- High probability of strong bounce
todays savior #hdfcbank
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Big wick = Strong Bull #jswinfra
Replying to @TechCharts
Alternate way of seeing we are going to witness a big breakout out of long weekly rectangle base #jswinfra
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#Jswinfra Big breakout
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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala predicted Nifty at 1,25,000 in 2030. 2026 is almost over, and Nifty is still around 23,400. Is this criticism of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala? Definitely not. Most of us cannot achieve even a fraction of what he achieved. No one knows the future. Absolutely no one. Even the ace investor of the country could not get it right. Have a plan. Keep revising it as conditions change. Reality does not follow our forecasts; we have to follow reality.
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$38T by 2047. Needed: 11.1–11.9% USD GDP CAGR from ~$4T. What we actually did (IMF, nominal USD): 2016–26: 6.3% 2014–26: 6.2% 2006–16: 9.2% 2006–26: 7.7% If last decade repeats till 2047 → ~$15T. If 2006–16 pace returns → ~$25T. $38T only if dollar GDP compounds at 11%+ for 20 years. No weak-FX years which is Impossible. Real growth ≠ dollar growth. INR from mid-60s to mid-90s ate 3–4 points a year. $38T = 7.5–8% real plus a rupee that stops leaking. BTW By that time AGE Of DOVAL sir will be 101.
"India is all set to become a $38 trillion economy by 2047." — Ajit Doval, NSA Chief
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