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WTF is Expiry — Episode 4 🧵 Four episodes in. Two hits. One miss. All on record. My call, timestamped, public: NIFTY 23,300 PE will expire worthless on 19 May 2026. No hindsight. No edits. Just conviction before the fact. Watch.

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Track Record -This is Episode 4 of WTF is Expiry. The public scoreboard — unfiltered: Ep 1 → 24,600 CE → Expired ₹0 ✓ Ep 2 → 24,500 CE → Expired ₹0 ✓ Ep 3 → 24,000 PE → Did not expire worthless ✗ Ep 4 → 23,300 PE → Called 15.05.2026 2 hits. 1 miss. Scoreboard stays honest.

WTF is Expiry — Episode 4 🧵 Four episodes in. Two hits. One miss. All on record. My call, timestamped, public: NIFTY 23,300 PE will expire worthless on 19 May 2026. No hindsight. No edits. Just conviction before the fact. Watch.

🔄 The Big Picture — What Happened? Bharti Airtel’s board on May 13, 2026 approved a ₹28,200 crore (~$2.9 billion) share swap deal. No cash. No debt. Pure equity exchange. Think of it as: “You give me your Africa shares, I give you my India shares.” 👥 Who Are The Parties? Bharti Airtel — The listed Indian telecom giant you know. ICIL (Indian Continent Investment Limited) — A Mittal family-owned promoter group company. Think of it as Sunil Mittal’s private holding vehicle. It already held a chunk of Airtel Africa shares directly. 📦 The Transaction — In Simple Terms What ICIL gives Airtel: ICIL transfers its 16.31% stake — approximately 595 million shares — in Airtel Africa plc (a UK-listed company on the London Stock Exchange) to Bharti Airtel. What Airtel gives ICIL in return: Airtel issues up to 146.76 million new equity shares to ICIL at ₹1,923 per share via preferential allotment — a premium of approximately 9.5% over the last closing price. The Africa shares come at a sweet deal: The Airtel Africa shares are being acquired at a discount of approximately 11.6% to their last closing price. So Airtel is issuing its own shares at a premium and getting Africa shares at a discount. Good deal for Airtel’s minority shareholders. Promoter holding in Airtel India: After the deal, ICIL’s holding in Airtel India will increase to 3.3% from 0.92% and in turn, overall promoter holding in Airtel will increase to 50.07% from 48.87%. So promoters cross the 50% mark in Airtel India — that’s significant. 🎯 The Master Plan — Sunil Mittal’s Vision This is where it gets really interesting. Mittal himself joined the Q4FY26 earnings call — something he rarely does. Mittal said his own wish is that in the next decade, as he comes to a point where he hands over the reins to the next generation, Bharti Telecom should get back to a controlling shareholding of 51%, or just over 50%. “That’s 10% more to go, and for a company of this magnitude and size, that is not a small task.” The twin levers to get there: Mittal wants to keep using buybacks and continued dividends as the twin lever to get Bharti Telecom above 50% stake — and hopes to deliver some buybacks in addition to dividends in the next couple of years. SingTel angle: SingTel, which has both direct and indirect stake in Airtel, is selling its direct stake to equalise its ownership share with the Mittal family. In a recent share swap decision, SingTel’s direct stake in Airtel reduced to 3.6% from 6%. Africa long-term ambition: Mittal said his company is keen to raise its stake in Airtel Africa to 90% — the maximum limit permitted by UK regulations — to capitalize on the surge in mobile businesses on the continent. 💡 Why Does This Matter? For Airtel as a company: More control over Africa, which is a high-growth market with low telecom penetration. Mobile money (think Africa’s version of UPI) is a massive upcoming opportunity there. For minority shareholders: The deal is cashless and leverage-neutral, meaning it does not involve any cash outflow or additional debt. And it’s EPS accretive — meaning your earnings per share go up, not down despite dilution. For the Mittal family: This is a generational consolidation play. ICIL (family vehicle) now holds more Airtel India shares. Promoter holding crosses 50%. Control is tightening — cleanly, legally, elegantly. 🧵 One Line Summary The Mittal family swapped their Africa shares (held privately) for new Airtel India shares — giving the listed company more Africa exposure, while the family gets more control of Airtel India. Zero cash. Zero debt. Maximum strategic intent.

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100 points bounce and catch up with moving averages done. PUT premiums went down by 50% 23800 puts made a low of Rs.46.80 from highs of 93 today, this was the bounce play available at S5 intra- a HIGH probable play for bounce in #nifty

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🧵 RR Kabel — The Story The Charts Are Telling | Blueprint Desk Most people discovered RR Kabel this week. We've been watching this story build for 2 years. Let me walk you through 5 chapters of a textbook accumulation-to-breakout sequence. 🧵 #RRKABEL | NSE | Weekly + Daily