Anmoy Karmakar

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Anmoy Karmakar

@Anmoy94

MTech Structural Engg, IIT KGP 🎓 | 🏗️ | Trader by passion 📈 | Multi-asset: Nifty|Midcap| Bitcoin| Crude|NatGas| Metals

Kolkata, India Katılım Nisan 2023
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Manish Manghwani 👨‍💻
If you have sufficient money, will you be still staying in India or ditch it the moment you get the opportunity?
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Sayantika
Sayantika@SayantikaSays·
Believe me, this is not Europe, It's Kolkata. No other city can ever match the Aura of Kolkata 🙌🏻❤️
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FalconUpdatesHQ
FalconUpdatesHQ@FalconUpdatesHQ·
Should India launch a currency like this ??? Yes or No.
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Anmoy Karmakar
Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@Mitesh_Engr For the few comments in this thread…..People are not responsible.grow up. Every area is under cleaning contract of PWD. Nobody throws dirt in Airport. Its govt who need to take initiative first
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Mitesh Patel
Mitesh Patel@Mitesh_Engr·
We can only dream this type of infrastructure and cleanliness in India. Milan, Italy. Our ministers are visiting abroad every year but not even thinking to start such initiatives.
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Dan Cheung
Dan Cheung@wannabechamp·
What do you usually do after a losing trade? Be brutally honest.
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RedboxGlobal India
RedboxGlobal India@REDBOXINDIA·
AIR INDIA: CONFIRMED EVERY PASSENGER AND CREW MEMBER EXITED SAFELY WITHOUT ANY ISSUES.
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Zafar Shaikh
Zafar Shaikh@InvesysCapital·
Everyone by now knows #India has underperformed against global markets in past 2 years. But how much more? Looking at historical ranges of Global Market outperformance against India that outperformance may be coming to an end soon.
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Rohan Das
Rohan Das@rohaninvestor·
"Rupee will hit 150 soon." "Soon" is the safest word in market predictions. It can mean six months. Six years. Sixty. ₹96 → ₹150 needs 56% depreciation. - INR's worst single year ever: 1991. Currency crisis. 22% drop. - 2013 taper tantrum: 11%. - 2022 Fed cycle: 10%. If 150 happens in 2027, the call is "right" — even though it implies a crisis. If it happens in 2040, also "right" — 5% annual depreciation gets there eventually. If it never happens, delete the post. Real forecasts have a price target AND a date.
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@piyushchaudhry True. Jane street or meme street …price needs to go up to make profit in long…needs to come down in short. So does valid for any strategy
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Piyush Chaudhry
Piyush Chaudhry@piyushchaudhry·
Jane Street's AI data centre in Texas is just mind-blowing. How can we lesser mortals even compete with them ? Actually, we don't have to. There is more than one path to the Top of the Mountain. Some paths are slower. Some are steeper. Some will break you open before they build you back. Some will demand everything and still ask for more. Walk yours anyway. The Mountain rewards the inquisitive, the disciplined, the spirited ones who study their own path with sincerity and meticulousness. It rewards those who show up, day after day, sharp and steady in their stride. Your Edge is yours alone. Build quietly. Build with intention. Build on a strong foundation. There is more than one path to the Top of the Mountain.
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Learner Vivek Bajaj
Learner Vivek Bajaj@vivbajaj·
Last night 2 am seen I am so glad to see resumption of work in bengal. Previous government was a sleeping shameless duck.
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@vivbajaj Same people same hooliganism…..just different colour and badges
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@dmuthuk Social media is now far far more influential in elections .
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Muthukrishnan Dhandapani
Still coming to terms with new reality. Never imagined Vijay would be able to attract votes like MGR.
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Gabbar
Gabbar@GabbbarSingh·
DINK paradox. People who are daft enough to not have kids, don’t propagate those genes, and don’t have kids. Win win.
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@GabbbarSingh Between 20 and 30, people feel they’re choosing their own life and setting their own rules. It feels like the ultimate move. But as you go through it, the journey changes you—and slowly, even your own choices begin to change. And that’s where regret quietly begins.
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Gabbar
Gabbar@GabbbarSingh·
People who are averse to having kids and live a DINK life. It’s perfectly fine. But they are missing on one key thing in life: The purest form of love in the world is what a parent has for their kid. Their own blood. It may not be vice versa. Relationships, marriages often devolve into transactional setups. Love between a couple diminishes with time & becomes a most optimal peaceful settlement. But the affection for your kid is pure. If you are okay with not experiencing it, it’s totally fine. :)
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Shashi Sachan
Shashi Sachan@Sachan8574·
As a trader, if someone asks you: What do you do for a living? What do you respond?
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@GabbbarSingh Why it’s always about the job! high earners—successful, admired—but carrying stress back home. Maybe cost of ambition!!
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Gabbar
Gabbar@GabbbarSingh·
I am only interested in knowing what sort of job the guy does?
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
I understand that having a job and a steady monthly cash flow makes it easier to maintain the consistency required for trading through all market conditions. However, don’t you think that going full-time can open up multiple opportunities—like running multiple strategies, building a better risk management system, etc.—especially if someone has already mastered consistency?
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Yumi🌸
Yumi🌸@samuraipips358·
For some reason, this industry glorifies full-time traders. I believe having a job outside of trading is a very good thing. First, trading is not a job that guarantees monthly profits. But your living expenses are always there. You are in a profession where you should be able to accept negative months, yet you end up in the contradictory mental state of demanding monthly profits, which makes it harder to maintain consistency. And withdrawing profits from trading means you cannot take full advantage of compounding. The benefit of trading is that compounding works. But if you keep withdrawing profits, you cannot utilize compounding to its full potential. Many people start trading with limited capital, but if your capital is small, that is all the more reason not to want to withdraw your trading profits. At least, that is how I think. And the biggest reason is this. Work is not something you do solely for money. There are people who say things like, "If I were making money from trading, I wouldn't bother with anything else." That is proof that your definition of work is narrow and that you are only thinking about your own money. First of all, work is not just about earning money. It is also about finding joy in your own life and finding happiness through contributing to others. It makes me happy when someone says thank you. Using your abilities to help someone and receiving compensation for that connects to your own happiness. I think everyone has their own view on work, and I am not here to debate that. But I do think you should let go of the idea that "you have to be a full-time trader" or that "being a full-time trader is proof of being a professional." You are not inferior to a full-time trader. The best thing is to find the relationship with trading that makes your life the happiest.
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Anmoy Karmakar@Anmoy94·
@GabbbarSingh The only reason is psychological fear of deleting name after SIR if not voted.
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Gabbar
Gabbar@GabbbarSingh·
People celebrating high turnout in Bengal. But given due to the SIR process, the dead/displaced voters have been removed, that means denominator has shrunken, that will automatically lead to high turnout numbers right?
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