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Most of my trading revolves around this. #Trading

India’s maximum power demand is expected to reach 459 gigawatts by the end of the decade, accompanied by a dramatic growth in generation and storage capacity, according to the power ministry bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

A young man on a bike. Midnight. Going from office to home. A route so familiar it lived in his muscle memory. Every speed breaker, every pothole etched into his subconscious. The road didn’t need thinking. Until it vanished. For a fraction of a second, there was weightlessness, as if zameen khisak gayi under his wheels. Then free fall. A multi-foot drop into darkness. No chance to brake. No time to understand. He likely lost consciousness instantly, or was broken so badly that even reaching for his phone was impossible. He died alone, at the bottom of a pit. Kamal Dhyani, 26, fell into a pool sized ditch dug right in the middle of the road by the Delhi Jal Board, left open, unbarricaded. A death trap, assuming riders have night vision or divine protection. When Kamal didn’t answer calls, his family ran from one police station to another. Hours passed. Shrugs, paperwork, indifference. His body was finally “discovered” at 8 a.m., eight hours later, by a woman. Now comes the ritual: a “high-level inquiry.” Few suspensions. A few lakhs in compensation. Press notes. Folded hands. As if money can undo a free fall into govt apathy. And the sarkari system? It will dig again. Leave another pit. Somewhere else. Another night. Another rider.

@Rahul_J_Mathur Inspiring and very interesting.

He’s also a gutsy man - individually took on Byju’s & WhiteHat Jr during COVID - his LinkedIn account remains banned because of this (even till date!) As of March 2025, Bombay HC has asked the Union Govt to respond to this 😆 Most of us on social media get to see the argumentative side of Dr @malpani - but not many people know about his track record as an investor & his philanthropic initiatives through 10 charitable organizations. So, when you put this into context - it shouldn’t surprise you that he had ₹18 crore sitting in his Zerodha account last year (he is probably the 0.00001% user who needs the ₹5 crore withdrawal limit waived) 😂

In 2006, Dr. Aniruddha Malpani invested ₹1.2 crore into Inventurus Knowledge Solutions (IKS) At the time of IPO in December 2024, his position was worth ₹450 crore - a whopping 375x return over 18 years (39% IRR) Here’s a fun Q: Is this the best startup investment of all time in India? The answer (may) not surprise you⤵️

is candle ko kya naam dena hai #trumpcandle #modicandle ya #Budgetcandle

As a broker, there are rare days when risk management simply doesn't work, when markets move so violently that traders lose more than their entire initial margin. When this happens, both the trader and the broker are sitting ducks with no way out. Yesterday was one of those days in commodity markets. All major metals hit lower circuits—the maximum they can move in a day. Silver crashed 30%, Gold 15%, and others followed. Btw, Natural gas was on an upper circuit. In our 16 years of operations, we've only seen something like this once before: when Crude oil closed at a negative price during COVID. But that was just one commodity, and commodity trading wasn't nearly as popular as it is today. What happened in commodities yesterday can happen in equities too; we saw it in 2008. The lesson is simple but critical: only trade with money you can afford to lose. You can trade successfully for a decade and lose it all in a single day if you're not properly managing risk. There's no margin call, no exit opportunity when markets gap through circuits like this.

@CEPE_IV Big numbers attract negativity

These two posts triggered a lot of people... 1. Fake screenshot 2. Mujhe paisa de dete 3. Income tax nazar rakho 4. Baap ka kala paisa 5. Over confidence 6. Maine bola tha ... Plus there were some who genuinely sympathetic... Interesting to read...

Precious metals. I have no idea where prices are going. This is obviously one of the biggest market moves of my career -- one I caught in part, but did NOT NOT nail for what it was worth. For what it is worth let me share something my biggest CBOT mentor, Dan Markey of Cargill, told me -- more than once. At some point in a monster move he would say, "This move is obscene. The markets do not allow obscenity forever." Take this anyway you want. Or not.

You can come across and identify a setup like this. In today's technology it is not difficult to manage it. Set your alert to a price level that is slightly below the upper boundary and forget it. Move on to new more mature (close to breakout level) setups. Let the stock prove itself. $FMIZP

India's Unique STYLE to Attract Foreign Investors in Davos- Davos Fraud ... youtube.com/shorts/c8CS4AZ… via @YouTube

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Called it — repeatedly. Since 01 Jan 2026, we were clear: Staying long in equities after 08 Jan was the wrong trade. Gold was the only long to hold after 14 Jan. Targets given in advance: • ₹151K by Jan 21 • ₹160K after that Market breakdown window flagged: 16–21 Jan. Gold moved 15,000 points up. Nifty broke down by 1,000 points. Today, charts speak louder than opinions. Timing. Structure. Risk. All aligned — exactly as mapped. This is not hindsight. This is disciplined, time-based market forecasting. Save this. The next window is already loading. #MarketTiming #Gold #RiskManagement #AstroMarkets #IndianMarkets #Nifty #MarketCrash #TradingDiscipline #ThePlanetaryProfits

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Clearly said 15days in advance Jan12-14 will be explosive bullish window for #silver @KA_charts

@aravind 👌👌

I also believe, behind the scenes and unreported by news, the Russia-Ukraine peace deal is also mostly done (With Russia given a lot of benefits). That's why the US is going after VZ as I forecasted in April 2025. x.com/aravind/status…

Happy New Year. Venezuela is being bombed directly by the US.

@soamjena @dodicxbt Mauritius too.

@dodicxbt There is no place on Earth maybe like Maldives. Maldives has to be the best beaches. Maybe Fiji or Bahamas or Bora Bora Island will add to list as well, but I haven't been there yet.

Is this heaven?

My small tribute to Siddhartha Bhaiya, who must be telling the Gods about where to invest and how to enhance returns logically.. Rest in peace, my friend - you are being missed ndtvprofit.com/opinion/rememb…

His Last interview...2 weeks back... " We are in a bubble of epic proportions." ⁦@sidd1307⁩

“My goal is to always be the best fund manager in the country, whether I achieve it or not is a different thing.” - Siddharth Bhaiya Siddharth was sharp, talented , at the top of his game, never minced his words and always kind to everyone around him. The industry has truly lost a gem. Gone way too soon. Condolences to his family , may he Rest in eternal peace. 🙏 Video courtesy @CNBCTV18News podcast last year

this is heart breaking - one of the best in country. learnt alot from his video too soon sir. #omshanti

Very difficult to forget Munger's birthday as it is on January 1st. He lived till 33 days before is 100th birthday. On Munger's birthday, I want to share below what Buffett wrote about Munger after Munger's passing away: Charlie Munger – The Architect of Berkshire Hathaway Charlie Munger died on November 28, just 33 days before his 100th birthday. Though born and raised in Omaha, he spent 80% of his life domiciled elsewhere. Consequently, it was not until 1959 when he was 35 that I first met him. In 1962, he decided that he should take up money management. Three years later he told me – correctly! – that I had made a dumb decision in buying control of Berkshire. But, he assured me, since I had already made the move, he would tell me how to correct my mistake. In what I next relate, bear in mind that Charlie and his family did not have a dime invested in the small investing partnership that I was then managing and whose money I had used for the Berkshire purchase. Moreover, neither of us expected that Charlie would ever own a share of Berkshire stock. Nevertheless, Charlie, in 1965, promptly advised me: “Warren, forget about ever buying another company like Berkshire. But now that you control Berkshire, add to it wonderful businesses purchased at fair prices and give up buying fair businesses at wonderful prices. In other words, abandon everything you learned from your hero, Ben Graham. It works but only when practiced at small scale.” With much back-sliding I subsequently followed his instructions. Many years later, Charlie became my partner in running Berkshire and, repeatedly, jerked me back to sanity when my old habits surfaced. Until his death, he continued in this role and together we, along with those who early on invested with us, ended up far better off than Charlie and I had ever dreamed possible. In reality, Charlie was the “architect” of the present Berkshire, and I acted as the “general contractor” to carry out the day-by-day construction of his vision. Charlie never sought to take credit for his role as creator but instead let me take the bows and receive the accolades. In a way his relationship with me was part older brother, part loving father. Even when he knew he was right, he gave me the reins, and when I blundered he never – never –reminded me of my mistake. In the physical world, great buildings are linked to their architect while those who had poured the concrete or installed the windows are soon forgotten. Berkshire has become a great company. Though I have long been in charge of the construction crew; Charlie should forever be credited with being the architect.