Deepak

@day6596 Giving these trolls engagement is all they crave

He won the #U19WC with a knock of 175 in 80 balls in the finals and that bowler of yours couldnt win it despite playing two U19WC...Agle 20 saal tak rone wale ho aise hi tab bhi yahi purani uske bache ke din ke highlights leke khush hote rehna

@anubhav__tweets He's gotten out to him twice, so in remaining 11 balls, 57 runs. INSANE

Suryavanshi got out on a golden duck in the first game vs SRH, Hinge said that he planned his wicket beforehand, since then he's scored 103(37) and 97(29) against SRH and 57(13) against Hinge alone before getting out today, propahh mentality monster for you

>Take phone out of pocket >Open Cricbuzz >Checks score Japan vs Italy >Walk past them watching the screen

@vveenneessa No way this is real 😭

Chemistry toh hain.....

@vveenneessa What happened to your hand ?

the worst part about wasting your life is how comfortable it becomes

@InvestRepeat Why not compare against index funds than only the index ? Feel like including the expense ratio and tracking error of the index fund, then a comparison would make things more fair.

Active & Passive Mutual Funds - 3 conclusions SEBI mainly formalised large, mid & small cap category on October 6, 2017. So I analysed 7 years of SIP (XIRR) data for 100s of funds for all 3 categories & conclusion is 1️⃣ 50-60% actively managed AUM failed to beat the index. 2️⃣ 60-70% actively managed AUM couldn’t generate atleast 1% more return than index. 3️⃣ Avoid small cap index. 60-70% active small cap AUM couldn’t generate more than 1% return over the midcap index. This post IS NOT Index “Vs” active. These 3 conclusion are purely derived from data. Also ETF data was used as index, not just pure index so tracking error can be included too.

@kirubaakaran Great site, love it already. Just one suggestion, for rolling returns, if possible do median returns than average returns. Feel like average doesn't give a good picture if spread is wide.

New Features Added: fundlens.lovable.app Top Ranking: Analyses 17,000+ schemes, shows top 10 by SIP XIRR and Lumpsum CAGR. Portfolio Builder: Add 3–10 funds, set weights, pick a benchmark proxy (Nifty 50 TRI, etc.), choose lumpsum or SIP mode, and analyse. Overview: AUM, expense ratio, fund manager, star rating. Along with Sharpe, Sortino, volatility and max drawdown

Not my entire bloodline watching their sher baccha get anxious over a Slack notification

@knittins Just spams "just that little bit" every other line, and speaks in the same monotonous tone while stating the obvious with no insights.

Cricket commentary in general has been in terminal decline for years now (exceptions like Ian Bishop prove the rule) - and yet, Sunil Gavaskar manages to be the ABSOLUTE WORST of the lot, even as the overall standards keep dropping. Unsure what's more incredible -

como pode as duas piores coisas do mundo serem ter um emprego e não ter um emprego

@WorldWideWob Well he was turning it over before he could shoot it

Four 2H shots total for Kevin Durant.

Strait of Hormuz.

If you own an actively managed large-cap mutual fund, you are overpaying for an index fund. The financial industry markets this as active management, but the math reveals it is just closet indexing. To understand why, you have to look at a metric called Active Share. Active Share measures exactly how much a mutual fund's portfolio differs from its benchmark index. A score of 0% means the fund is an exact replica of the index. A score of 100% means the fund holds completely different stocks. Academic research has established a clear threshold. If a fund has an Active Share below 60%, it is a "closet indexer." The fund manager charges you a premium fee for active stock selection, but quietly mimics the index to ensure they never severely underperform and lose their job. The reality of the Indian mutual fund landscape is stark. Out of the top ten large-cap funds, exactly zero cross the 60% active share threshold. Every single one is a closet indexer, with active shares hovering between 28% and 46%. You are paying active fees for a manager to hug the Nifty 100. Not just this, you also pay distribution fees if you take a regular plan. About 2.5% of your AUM, market to market for life! The mid-cap space is a coin toss. Nearly half of the top ten mid-cap funds fall below the 60% mark. They are taking some bets, but heavily hedging their careers against the Nifty Midcap 150. True active management only exists in the small-cap category. All ten of the top small-cap funds maintain an active share well above 60%. This is the only space where fund managers are actually doing the work of independent stock selection and deviating significantly from the Nifty Smallcap 250. The takeaway is straightforward. If you want large-cap exposure, buy a low-cost passive index fund and keep the fees. Reserve your capital for active management only in the small-cap space, where managers are actually taking the active bets you pay them for. Made with @MugdhaPetiwale

Babycam posting must continue to increase the birth rate.

@arnav1204aj I rated cam green highly, but seeing his profile on your site and this year's performance, I definitely was wrong.

KKR batters look a level below GT bowlers

@vveenneessa Lol who's that one person you were following ?

My twitter bio once upon a time bus schizo likhna baki reh gya tha hahaha

@MHenrique30526 @Dougiemarido I keep seeing this, what is this reference too ?

@Dougiemarido “ Num cantinho rabiscado no verso, ela disse Meu amor, eu confesso Estou casando, mas o grande amor da minha vida é você!”

Tinha um moço da Índia que assim POR ANOS! Ele curtiu todos os stories em que eu postava foto minha…. Hoje ele me mandou o convite do casamento dele