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We are making a Kaun Banega Crorepati style game show to spread financial literacy in India. The format is such that the contestant will be asked 20 questions and they have to answer and based on their performance they win a prize (highest prize being 50,000 rupees) In case, you are in Delhi NCR and can come to Noida (for the shoot), please comment on this and will reach out to you. Venue: Noida Time: Tomorrow 1:30 and 2:30 We will need an hour of your time. Thanks :)

Company X has a revenue of 1000 Cr and PAT of 70 Cr The company has a capacity utilisation of 50% and a current capacity of 1000 kg. The company is also expanding capacity from 1000 to 1500 kg What will be expected PAT of the company once the new capacity is operational and operating at 100% utilisation ? Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :) Note: This question is 100% hypothetical

A company has a face value of 10 and has given 100% dividend. The stock price of the company is 500. What is the dividend yield of such a hypothetical company ? Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :)

A person is considered a stock market expert. What is the absolute best case accuracy rate for such an expert in the stock market ? A. ~75% B. ~60% C. ~50% D. ~25% The question illustrates how “wrong” even the absolute experts are. Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :)

A company is splitting its stock price such that the stock will become a penny stock upon split What is the probability that this stock is a bad stock ? A. >75% B. 50-75% C. 25-50% D. < 25% Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :)

A company was expected to deliver 70% growth based on management guidance The results come out and the company has delivered -20% de-growth and the price crashed by 10% You are at a 30% loss in the company. Whats the best course of action ? A. Keep Holding B. Sell company at a loss C. Average down the company D. None of the above

By how much percentage, is an average microcap (<1000 Cr) down today ? A. 10% B. 20% C. 30% D. 40% Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :)

Which of the following statement is true ? A. All companies have execution risks and hence an investor must diversify in atleast 20 stocks B. There are many companies with zero execution risks C. There is no such thing as execution risk and investing should always be done on guaranteed stocks D. Diversification is an idiots concept. We should invest in one stock which will be our Titan Only one of the above is true Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :)

A company has a market capitalisation of 440 Cr and the current share price is Rs 200 The company has announced a dividend of Rs 4. How much total money will leave the company in the form of dividends ? Padhega India, tabhi to aage badhega India :)

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🎙️ Just dropped an exclusive interaction with the management of Flysbs, one of India’s fastest-growing private jet operators now gearing up for its IPO ✈️🚀 A deep dive into Flysbs business model, market opportunity, fleet expansion, and what makes them stand out 🧵 1️⃣ What is Flysbs? Founded to bridge India’s rising private jet demand and limited supply, Flysbs operates a mix of aircraft catering to HNIs, corporates & international charters. 🔹 Domestic & international charter services 🔹 Customized luxury experience (food, crew, scheduling) 🔹 Pan-India ambition beyond its strong southern foothold 2️⃣ Growth & Expansion Starting with 3 aircraft, Flysbs plans to grow its fleet to 9 by FY26, with 4 new aircraft operational this year itself. Presence in underserved southern cities like Chennai & Hyderabad Charters across Europe, Africa, SE Asia Targeting double-digit market share in India’s $500–550mn private jet market 3️⃣ What Sets Flysbs Apart? ✅ Shift from wet lease to dry lease model for higher margins & control ✅ 90%+ repeat customers driven by personalized service ✅ Only commercial charter with full-time aircraft in Tamil Nadu ✅ Strong utilization: current aircraft clocking 74+ hours/month vs breakeven of ~37 hours Barriers to entry remain high: cabotage restrictions, high capex & compliance 4️⃣ Financial Highlights & IPO Flysbs is lean & growth-focused IPO Details : 🔸IPO size - 102.53 crores 🔸IPO Dates - 1st - 5th August 🔸Listing date - 8th August IPO proceeds will fund fleet expansion, debt repayment & working capital 🎧 In the podcast, we covered: 🔹 The strategic shift to dry lease & its impact on profitability 🔹 Fleet scale-up roadmap & entering Delhi/Bombay hubs 🔹 India’s private jet market growth & competitive landscape Whether you’re an SME IPO investor, aviation enthusiast, or curious about luxury charters — this 27-minute deep dive reveals how Flysbs is aiming to redefine private aviation in India ✈️ 📺 Watch the full episode here:[youtu.be/MQJ3CeD7ylQ?si…] #FlysbsIPO #PrivateJets #AviationIndia #LuxuryTravel #SMEIPO #Podcast #GrowthStory

Revenue guidance of Sathlokar = 100% Revenue guidance of Wol 3D = 40% Revenue guidance of Forcas Studio = 30-40% Revenue guidance of Kalyani Castech = 30-40% Revenue guidance of Positron = 30-40% Revenue guidance of Maxvolt = 60%

Pleased to share that we have launched a “Deep Red Flag corner” in our newspaper Sovrenn Times to highlight companies with publicly known deep red flags. We have covered 2 deep red flag companies already and will cover many more: 1. Ayush Wellness 2. Eraaya Lifespaces Hope this is helpful for all :) PS: We cannot cover red flags not known publicly because by definition, they are not known publicly.

According to you, how many crores should a person have to be considered rich in today’s times ?

Here are companies with: ✅ Market Cap > ₹1000 Cr ✅ Fixed Asset Growth > 100% YoY Like & Repost for more such interesting data drops💡

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Sheer beauty of the stock market A drone stock which swayed away from its destination and posted horrendous results gave a chance to sell by being on UC and grabbed the chance and booked almost 60% losses. Stock market is trying to give chances to people to sell. The only thing is that it will require the courage to book losses. Very very important to book losses when things go south. Hope all of you do that as well in your bad result stocks. PS: I am always happy to book losses because the 40% money I took out will now be deployed productively mostly in a power company by ramesh.

I don’t think there was anything wrong with Magnus Carlsen banging the table after he lost. It was just an instinctive display of emotions. Anyone who plays with passion can have such a display especially if they are frustrated with themselves. PS: Feel free to disagree with the above statements :)

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Missed the first 20 winners?📊 Don’t worry here's Part 2 with 20 more companies that posted EXCELLENT RESULTS in Mar '25. This market is full of opportunities 👇🔥 #StockMarket #ResultSeason 1. Basilic Fly 2. Qualitek Labs 3. Lumax Auto 4. EFC 5. PIGL