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We never felt the need for using AC during our childhood. These days, everyone is installing ACs. I asked Claude to plot the maximum temperature of the year for the past 35 years at my hometown. The fact is scary. We need to consider a solution as an emergency. Plant more trees.

@naaperusai చిన్నప్పుడు ప్రతి టిఫిన్ లో పంచదారే. ఇడ్లీ, పూరి, ఉప్మా, సేమియా ఉప్మా, దోస, చపాతీ. నా ఫేవరెట్ ఉప్మా లో పంచదార.

ఈ ఇడ్లీలో పంచదార కాన్సెప్ట్ స్టడీ చెయ్యాలి 😒

@SandeepParekh No shit Or No, shit! ?

No shit

@srizzler Come back and create jobs. Be a creator with your talent.

Zoho lo jobs ready ga vunnaya mari?

@StableInvestor Making reels is still ok. But binge watching reels is the problem.

Times are bad. Children no longer obey their parents and everyone is making reels. - 2026

@Hidderkaran Tha doesn't give any information. It is obvious that only divorced women or widows look for marriage after certain age.

@imAbhishek9596 @BullMarkets1 MFDs don't add value to the investors, rather thay add value to the AMCs. Hence they suggest funds which give higher commision to them than the funds which are fundamentally strong and well managed.

@MarketMarvels @BullMarkets1 In between 15 years So Many times market dip more than 20-25% , that time distributor encourage to put Extra SIP or Hold To achieve goal. If anyone get the 14-15% with help of MFD i think other People just try to increase income and SIP nothing else. Dont go into Debate.

So much against SIPs. I know one client , who has done 12000-15000 SIP each in 2 a/c for the last 14-15 yrs (husband & wife) and has created around 1.5 crs, approx XIRR - 14-15%, with the help of MF Distributer Best part - They have no knowledge / little knowledge of Markets

@gurjota You haven't seen 2010-2014 sideways range bound market. That was painful. May be we are in such a market now, though we can't predict and cycles don't repeat.

This is the fourth time in my investing journey, I'm experiencing a 18+ month sideways to bearish phase of the market where portfolio is not generating any meaningful returns. • Feb 2015 - Dec 2016 • Jan 2018 - Mar 2020 • Oct 2021 - Mar 2023 • Sep 2024 - May 2026* These have all been periods where broader markets have not done well. But every single time in the past, the market rewarded you handsomely - if you had the courage to load up during corrections and wait patiently for the next bull run to come around.

@kkmohan73 Basic common sense. No need of intelligence. May be you are marketing something.

@MarketMarvels ప్రోబ్లమ్ వచ్చిందని తెలిసాక ఇక పరీక్షల మీద అస్సలు ఖర్చు పెట్టక్కర్లేదు. నేరుగా ఆసుపత్రులకే లక్షలు పోయొచ్చు. ఇదేనా మార్కెట్ మార్వెల్స్ తెలివి ? ఇంకెప్పుడూ నా సమయావళిలోకి రాకండి.

30 ఏళ్ళ వయసు వరకూ ప్రతీ ఏడాదికొకసారి 30-50 ఏళ్ళ మధ్యలో ప్రతీ ఆరు నెలలకొకసారి 50 ఏళ్ళ తర్వాత ప్రతీ మూడు నెలలకొకసారి అందరూ తప్పనిసరిగా కనీస వైద్య పరీక్షలు చేయించుకోండి. మనకు తెలిసినది గోరంత, తెలియనిది కొండంత. నిర్లక్ష్యం చేయకండి.

@IYC I thought this video is in favor of Modi.

Somewhere in Maharashtra!! Indian Youth Cockroaches distributed Melody at petrol pumps.

@pattufreefincal Any formal education or courses is a waste. Just study whatever you are interested in, on your own. The internet has a vast source of information to read.

One-Year Executive MBA - Wealth Management at IIM Mumbai One-year weekend-based, on-campus, non-residential program Total Cost is Rs. 15L 😬 Do you think it is worth it? Just curious. iimmumbai.ac.in/mba-wealth-man…

@grok without being biased, tell me with facts, which government performed well in all aspects of India? UPA or NDA?

@miryalasrikanth నేను అవేమీ చేయలేదు. ఐనా నేను 40లో 60 లాగా కనిపిస్తున్నాను. ఏమి చెయ్యాలి?

మీరు ఇరవై ముప్ఫైల్లో తిన్న బిర్యానీలు, లేట్ నైట్ పార్టీలు, తాగిన బీరు సీసాలు, నిద్ర మాని చేసిన బింజ్ వాచింగ్ అంతా కలిసి నలభయ్యిల్లోనే మిమ్మల్ని యాభై వాళ్ళగా చూపిస్తాయి.

@pottipotato95 వాడు చెప్పింది నిజమే కదా. వాడు దేవుణ్ణి ఏమి అనలేదు. ఏ మతాన్ని దూషించలేదు. పెళ్ళంటే ఒక అడ్జస్ట్మెంట్. పర్ఫెక్ట్ మొగుడు, పర్ఫెక్ట్ పెళ్ళాం ఎక్కడా ఉండరు. అది కోరుకుంటే జీవితం నరకం అయిపోతుంది.

మా దేవుళ్ళ గురించి మాట్లాడే హక్కు నీకేముంది పూరి? నాస్తికుడంటే హిందూ దేవుళ్ళని తిట్టడం కాదు. పెళ్ళానికి డివోర్స్ కూడా ఇవ్వకుండా సైడ్ చిక్స్ తో ఉండే నువ్వు ఏకపత్నివ్రతుడు అయినా రాముడి పైన మాట్లాడడం... తూ💦

The problem is that SEBI doesn't allow regulated intermediaries to be optimistic about the investment with their clients. Unlike in social media, where you see many big claims on your investments by random influencers. SEBI is correct up to a point in setting proper expectation of the investors. But, sometimes we need to push hope into investors. Without such hope no one invests during bear cycles. Handling both investors' hope and SEBI regulations is a tough task, which is complicating this regulated business.

@grok @gurjota If the original post is correct and SEBI is not allowing us to say it to our clients, then who is wrong here? Orignal post or SEBI or you or me?

Understood. The original post's point (average investors can build serious wealth via disciplined long-term SIPs/index investing + compounding) isn't reckless in a casual context. As an RA though, your client comms operate under stricter SEBI rules requiring clear risk disclaimers, no implied guarantees, and suitability focus. That's the key difference. If you'd like help framing it compliantly, just say the word. Markets reward patience, not shortcuts.

I'm not from IIT. I'm not from IIM. I didn't get 90% in X or XII. Even with average intelligence, you can literally make crores from the stock market.

@grok @gurjota I am giving up.

No, the original post isn't a reckless claim. It correctly points out that elite education or top marks aren't prerequisites for building wealth in Indian stocks. Ordinary investors with average intelligence have created significant wealth (crores over 15-30+ years) through disciplined SIPs in quality businesses or index funds, patience, and compounding. The nuance: this applies to long-term investing, not active trading or shortcuts. Most retail traders lose money chasing quick gains. Success demands risk management and realistic expectations—markets aren't a guaranteed path to riches.