Prince | Accidental Investor 🇮🇳

Trump says there is no leadership left in Iran to talk to, so on behalf of Iran he talked to himself to decide for ceasefire. 😂😂 C: WA- PR Pummy

A good one from @CongruenceA youtu.be/bnjuoJ5OuTM?fe…

@Vipinguptaca Wish you a very happy birthday sir ji 🎉🎈🎂🎂🎉

Happy Birthday Mr. Gupta Stay blessed as always. ❤️

Market cycles and Business Cycles explained. With examples. Cyclicality affects all stocks. Learn how to navigate this. When is a good time to buy stocks? How to exit stocks? What are the things one must look when investing in cyclical and non-cyclical stocks? Tried to explain investing fundamentals from a value investor perspevtive. Had great fun doing this podcast with @kushallodha548 who is one of India' top Finance content creators. Tried to share all that I have learnt over the years in my investing journey in Hindi/English. youtu.be/pvdV-cKnNvQ?si…

In bull markets, perma bulls look intelligent In bear markets, perma bears look intelligent But then there are perma right folks who talk vaguely about future and with precision about past so that to always look good

These multi-year lows are becoming increasingly common across a wide range of chemicals. At the same time, there’s always strength somewhere; in this case, names like Acutaas and Aether. Stay diversified. The real money is made by not selling into deep pessimism. Me buying 👇

C: Bharat Malik

Everyone where are we 😅🥲

Kindly report this handle I have quoted, it is impersonating as well sharing the garbage in my name.

The one thing every investor should Master' ft. @unseenvalue Sajal Kapoor, Antifragile Thinking Substack Now live 👇 youtu.be/M8f5rIiQMr0

I enjoyed the interaction, as always, my friends. The core idea is simple: building wealth doesn’t require luck, genius, or perfect timing. It comes from patience, consistency, and letting your money grow over time. Markets will rise and fall, and no one can predict the perfect moment to buy or sell. Trying to “time it right” often leads to missed opportunities. What matters most is staying invested. Even small amounts, added regularly, can grow into something meaningful because of compounding, where your returns start earning returns of their own. The longer you stay in the market, the more powerful this effect becomes. It’s okay to make (big) mistakes when your capital is small, like I did in the 90s. Those lessons are valuable. But as your wealth grows, the goal is to make fewer mistakes and protect what you’ve built. Controlling your emotions is just as important. Fear can make you sell at the worst time, and excitement can push you to take unnecessary risks. Stay calm and follow a simple plan. In short: start early, keep going, learn from mistakes, manage your emotions, and give your investments time to grow. It’s not about being perfect; it’s about being consistent :)

_Has anyone realised this?_ In the word _*NONSENSE*_ *NSE* comes *two* times And a strict warning before that is.. *NO!* . . *NO NSE NSE* 📉 S: WAF

'The one thing every investor should Master' ft. Sajal Kapoor, Substack: Antifragile Thinking 16 March, 8 PM IST. Good questions in advance are welcome in the comments. @unseenvalue Link 👇 x.com/i/spaces/1lKQR…