Sachin Funde

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Sachin Funde

Sachin Funde

@DActiveLearner

SwingTrader and Investor#SoftwareEngineer#OnMissionToAcheiveFinacialIndependence

Pune, India Katılım Ocak 2020
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High Probability Setups
High Probability Setups@Setups_Swing·
Today’s pick — #GAUDIUMIVF — delivered a solid 15% move. 🚀 Now it’s time for the next one… 👀 Got a strong setup lined up for tomorrow. 🔥 But this time, I’ll be sharing it only with those who are serious. Show your interest with a like or retweet — I’ll drop the name. 🔍
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CA Anmol Soni
CA Anmol Soni@caanmolsoni·
@DActiveLearner Sure, I’ll find a way to post. It’s difficult to do it in real time, but I will definitely try. I will focus on a watchlist and 3–4 key ideas for the day.
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CA Anmol Soni@caanmolsoni·
We usually see an average of 5% of stocks in the universe hitting daily 52-week highs in a bull market. Imagine the upside-this is nothing. Right now, we’re only at 2%. Don’t FOMO. You only need 5–6 big winners to change your life and lifestyle. I’ll ride the trend until it bends-and everyone else should too.
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Volatility Volume and Value
Volatility Volume and Value@VVVStockAnalyst·
The strength continues across positions 🔥🔥 Ather up another 5.5% & MTAR another 3.5% today. 4/5 names total gains above 10% Here is the snapshot of my positions.
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Samir Pradhan
Samir Pradhan@SamirPradhann·
Morgan Stanley has given sensex 22% upside potential over the next 9 months. Sensex target: ₹95,000 🎯
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Virrender Sehwag
Virrender Sehwag@virendersehwag·
Pressure? Woh kya hota hai. Our Boys played like it’s a Sunday gully match. World Champions, Bharat🇮🇳🏆, third time in T20 World Cups
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Akshay Saini
Akshay Saini@akshaymarch7·
Let me be honest. Right now, a lot of software engineers are not sleeping peacefully. There’s this silent tension in the air… nobody says it loudly, but everyone is thinking the same thing, “What if I’m fired tomorrow?” We all can see what’s happening. Layoffs. Hiring freezes. Fewer openings. Too many good engineers competing for very limited roles. And when the market slows down, the pressure is insane. But what actually worries me more is not the layoffs. It’s the lifestyle we have built around our salaries. I know people who are earning well, but also spending at the same speed. Buying overly expensive flats in Bangalore, HYD, Pune, Gurgaon. Home loans running for 20–25 years. Car loans and even personal loans. EMIs running everywhere. High rent + inflated cost of living. International trips on EMI. Credit Card Bills. Expensive schools for kids. Huge fixed monthly burn. I know people who are earning well, but if the salary stops, they can barely manage 6–8 months without serious stress. That is a scary place to be, even if your resume, skills and experience looks impressive. And the funny thing is, we engineers are so smart when writing code. We handle edge cases. We think about worst case scenarios. We write fallback logic. But in real life, we never have a backup plan? Just think for once, What if you're fired tomorrow? What if the market stays slow for one year? What if your skills become irrelevant? What if you just want to take a break but you can’t because EMI is waiting? I’m not trying to spread fear. I’m just saying let’s be practical. Enjoy your money, yes. You worked hard for it. But don’t increase your fixed expenses so much that your job becomes your only oxygen. Build savings. Keep upgrading yourself. Avoid unnecessary loans. Think long term. Industries go up and down. That’s normal. But your life should not shake during tough times, if it ever happens. We prepare our softwares for failure. Maybe we should prepare our lives also. Isn't it? Just sharing what I’ve been observing around me. Would genuinely like to know, are others feeling this too?
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Naveen Kumar_SNK
Naveen Kumar_SNK@NaveenkSakinala·
This is the ground reality today. One of my close friends has 8 years experience and earns around ₹30 LPA. On paper, everything looks perfect. Good salary. Good savings. Stable career. But still, he keeps worrying about losing his job. Because of that fear, he is not buying a house in Hyderabad… even though he can comfortably pay 60% down payment. Money is not the problem. Confidence about future is the problem. Most IT companies are service-based. If you are in a project → you feel safe. If you are on bench → tension starts. In many companies now, finding the next project feels like your own responsibility. HR keeps hiring new people. Bench employees mostly wait and hope for allocation. So people are not scared about their skills. They are scared about uncertainty. This is how many working professionals feel today.
Swapnil Kommawar@KommawarSwapnil

Recently I was talking with a few friends from IT. All of them are earning well – around 25–30 LPA. Good roles, good companies, good lifestyle. But nowadays their conversations have changed. Projects in the company are slow and no big projects. And AI tools like ChatGPT are helping write code faster. Layoff news keeps coming. For the first time, they are actually worried! One friend suddenly said, Bro… Our grandfather sold village land many years back for ₹30,000. At that time everyone felt it was a great deal. Then he smiled sadly and said, Today that same land is worth almost ₹3 crore. If that land was still with us, at least we wouldn’t be so tense about jobs. Nobody argued. Nobody gave advice. Everyone just understood what he meant. Even after earning lakhs every month, there is still fear about tomorrow. And sometimes one old decision made generations ago comes back in conversations like this.

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CA Anmol Soni
CA Anmol Soni@caanmolsoni·
After staying on the sidelines for a few weeks, I took an EP today in SCI on a 5-min ORB. Position size is small (~5%) as I’m easing back in, entry and SL are clearly defined on chart below. Stock is up ~19% on the day and ~4.5% from my entry.
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The_Chartist 📈
The_Chartist 📈@thechartist26·
Same scan I am using in US as that of India RS Screen, IPO listed within a year and Top Gainers
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Vivek Mashrani, CFA
Vivek Mashrani, CFA@MashraniVivek·
If you understand how to: 1. Stay out of the market or remain in cash during specific periods, without letting FOMO push you into bad investments. 2. Keep losses small enough to stay in the game over the long term. 3. Deploy capital slowly, in tranches, while still compounding at the portfolio level. 4. Focus on a few selective sectors or themes instead of chasing every market move. 5. Maintain a strong risk management system to protect gains. Then you already know something most participants don’t. You don’t grow capital by acting every day. You grow it by surviving through patience, discipline, and consistency. When the downside is managed well, a small number of high-conviction ideas end up doing most of the heavy lifting. Retweet if you believe staying in cash is also a valid position. #VivekMashrani #Technofunda #InvestingForBeginners #StockMarketIndia #WealthBuilding
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Alpha Ally by Mohak Ailani
Alpha Ally by Mohak Ailani@mohak_ailani·
Dear Nirmala Mam, all investors are losing capital, FII exiting and paying high taxes on old gains You reduced GST slabs from 28% to 18% 18% to 5% Similarly please implement - LTCG : 12% to 5% STCG : 20% to 10% On behalf of all traders and investors !!
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Krishan Gopaul
Krishan Gopaul@KrishanGopaul·
The National Bank of Poland's plan to raise its #gold reserves to 700 tonnes, from 550 tonnes currently, has been approved.
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Manas Arora
Manas Arora@iManasArora·
Most people start learning when markets are going crazy up, watching others make easy money. That is the worst time to begin. You enter late. By the time you understand anything, the trend is already over. Losses hit first. You lose interest. Mentally and financially you are drained out. Then you do not have the patience left to wait for the next real uptrend. The best time to start learning is when markets are bad. Really bad. It feels uncomfortable. That is the point. This phase is a blessing in disguise. You learn how to defend first. And only those who learn defense earn the right to fly higher later. #BroTip
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Umang
Umang@stocksgeeks·
#MBI Bull Market ❌ Chop Market ✅ Math > Your Personal Feelings
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Added a much smaller sheet, extracted from the Main #MBI Sheet, with my notes. These are the only things I look at nowadays, as I have turned into a Pure Good Market Type Swing Trader in the Indian market. For the Broader Context, you can refer to the Main MBI Sheet. Link - #gid=1744941972" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

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