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I've been analyzing the stock market for 50 years I manage billions of dollars and I'm an expert in macroeconomics Here's exactly what will happen from here with the Iran situation: I have no fucking idea

@EarthDetect @Hoang_HQ Hahaha! They are all superheroes. Someone should make a movie 🎬 on their daring escape and journey.

@Hoang_HQ Clever dogs, particularly the one who applied the bandage!

In China’s Jilin province, seven neighboring dogs stolen for sale at a dog meat market escaped from a transport truck — and their journey home has captured attention online. Reports say the dogs stayed together during the escape, with an injured German Shepherd protected by the group, while a corgi appeared to guide them. Over two days, they traveled around 17 km across roads and fields before eventually making it back to their owners. A real-life escape story — with a touch of movie-like moments.

I know many people who sell the stocks at a big loss during the COVID time regret it after 2-3 years. Yesterday, one of my friends said he is sitting on 40% loss and wants to exit from the market. I told him to wait. He asked what if my loss extends 60-70%? I have no answer. Many of you like him to ask such questions, the only thing I wanted to say is that nothing is permanent, this too shall pass. Never convert your paper loss into real loss. But at the end of the day, it is your money, your decision.

Seven dogs stolen from their owners have gone viral after escaping from an illegal transport truck and making their way home. They traveled around 17 km together, led by a corgi across highways and fields, now safely back with their respective owners..🐶🐾🥺❤️

Mumbai is building the most skyscrapers in the world right now, and no, we’re not even counting Thane and Navi Mumbai Mumbai has officially topped the list of cities building the most skyscrapers in the world. Data from the Skyscraper Center as of late 2025 shows that, out of 26 cities, Mumbai currently has the highest number of skyscrapers (classified as over 150m or 492 ft) under construction. The city surpasses global heavyweights like Tokyo (No. 11 with 29 skyscrapers), Dubai (No. 7 with over 38), Shenzhen (No. 6 with 73), and New York City (No. 24 with 11). With more than 200 skyscrapers currently under construction, Mumbai is now the most rapidly developing high-rise city in the world. What’s more, this figure doesn’t even account for neighbouring urban centres like Thane and Navi Mumbai, which rank independently on the list. Thane sits at No. 5 with over 79 skyscrapers under construction, while Navi Mumbai comes in at No. 12 with 27 high-rises underway. Overall, Indian cities occupy five of the 26 spots on the list, with Mumbai at the top, followed by Gurugram with 181 buildings and Hyderabad at No. 3 with 170. China, meanwhile, has the highest representation, with 13 cities featured. Src - Tanvi Chakravarty, Staff Writer, Time Out Mumbai

Dividend reinvestment is one of the most powerful wealth-building strategies. Here's how it works:   1. You receive dividend payment 2. Instead of spending it, you buy more shares 3. Those new shares generate their own dividends 4. You reinvest those dividends too 5. Your share count grows every cycle   After 10 to 15 years, the results are staggering. You're building a money machine that gets bigger every year automatically.

Japan is leading the way in protecting children's health by targeting a complete elimination of processed foods and artificial additives from school cafeterias. The country is spearheading a global movement toward superior nutrition by removing all processed and ultra-processed items from school menus. In their place, students now enjoy fresh, traditional, seasonal Japanese dishes prepared daily from scratch—emphasizing whole, natural ingredients over convenience foods. This is far more than just a dietary change; it's a comprehensive national strategy to educate the next generation about the true value of balanced, wholesome nutrition. By prioritizing quality over quick fixes, Japan is cultivating lifelong healthy eating habits that start right in the school cafeteria. Japan's dedication to food purity extends well beyond schools. The nation enforces some of the world's strictest regulations on food additives, preservatives, and chemical colorings—many of which are common in Western processed snacks and beverages. International brands must reformulate products like cereals, candies, and soft drinks to comply with these rigorous standards. Additionally, Japan maintains tight controls on food imports, including strict bans or high certification requirements for meat products and a strong emphasis on the JAS organic label. These measures protect against diseases, industrial contaminants, and unsafe practices, reinforcing Japan's global reputation for having among the highest food safety and quality standards worldwide. [Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. School Lunch Program and Nutrition Education in Japan. Government of Japan Publication]

I am 37 and I still... 🧐 Don't own a car 🧐 Don't own a house 🧐 Haven't learnt cooking 🧐 Haven't been international yet (soon, probably, maybe, we'll see) 🧐 Don't care about my single status (society cares enough for both of us) 🧐 Don't own anything branded 🧐 Haven't started a business And I still... 🤩 Pay most bills in this house 🤩 Save. Lead a small, deliberate life 🤩 Show up for my daughter and my people 🤩 Work for myself and earn enough to hold my head straight Three years ago I needed to justify this list. Today I'm just putting it here. Make of it what you want.

I haven't checked a bag in three years. Everything fits in one backpack: - Two pairs of versatile pants - Four tees that don't crease - A packable jacket - Merino wool socks - One pair of shoes that works anywhere - A small dopp kit - Kindle and earbuds The airport becomes effortless when you carry less. Overpacking is just anxiety dressed as preparation. Real freedom is moving through the world with both hands free.

Dear restaurant owners: We all hate the QR code menus. Stop. -everyone

This woman on Instagram said: I’m on a flight this kid is kicking the FAWK outta my seat. I calmly turned around looked at his parents and said one of you need to switch seats because I’m not going to tolerate 4 hours of your child kicking my seat and you NOT paying attention and properly parenting. BOOM the shock. The Dad said sorry and moved his child to the middle seat. Well played Pops. And yes, I realize I’m childfree in a childfilled world, but what I’m NOT gonna do is be inconvenienced by a lack of parenting.

A passenger on board Air Canada Express Jazz 646, identified as Brady, has shared a firsthand account of the terrifying moments following the crash, along with photos from the scene as the aircraft remained on the tarmac. Here is his account: “I was on this flight and we are still on the tarmac getting checked out. I wanted to share these images in case it's helpful to anyone who is investigating the crash or needs more information. I'm okay (physically) but I'm horribly sick to my stomach for the lives lost. Please pray for them.” 📸: u/bradysego12

Nobody knows anything. I repeat that narratives follow price. At around Rs.540, brokerages were giving Rs.800 as target for ITC. When price started falling, the target is also being repeatedly revised downwards and now the target is around Rs.330. Price influences what people say. Instead if you allow only value to influence you, you are likely to become wealthy in due course.

Following the Maldives accident, Commander Mahesh Ramchandran remains missing while others survived. While attention has largely focused on Gautam Singhania and Hari Singh, Mahesh’s absence is just as critical. A decorated Indian Navy officer, Arjuna Awardee, and one of India’s finest sailors, he is known for his leadership, humility, and excellence. As the search continues, we hold onto hope and pray for his safe return 🙏

Japanese market is now down by 4%. South Korea is down by 5%. India would open at 9.15 am. No one knows where war or economy or markets are headed. Looks like markets would cause us lot of pain. We've no option but to grit the teeth and with stand the pain. No words of comfort is possible now as we don't know where things are heading. Those who don't invest in stocks but only mutual funds are better off not seeing the portfolio for some more time to come. It would be emotionally very painful.

I have been behind the wheel with Mr. Hari Singh for quite a few track days at the Buddh International Circuit. He has been my driving instructor many times and being complimented on my driving by him has been one of the happiest moments of my life. This is deeply tragic and incredibly sad. What makes it even harder to process are the serious questions being raised around that night. If what is being reported is true, then this goes beyond just an unfortunate incident. It raises concerns about accountability and decisions taken in critical moments. These questions will have to be answered! RIP motorsport legend 🕊️

People on Instagram are enjoying sunsets, vacations, destination weddings. People on X are posting like we’re in the final chapters before civilization collapses. Same world. Different timelines.

People are asking about markets. Nothing wrong because your financial welfare is tied to it. War is yet to end. Even now expert voices are saying it would take few years for global economy to recover. We don't know to the extent to which this conflict is going to escalate. War has to end first to assess the potential damage and future recovery. Based on how things are moving on - a prolonged global recession cannot be ruled out. Each country and it's stock market are impacted in different ways, both on plus and minus sides. Too early even to gauge how much our economy and markets would be impacted. It may take time for clarity to emerge. Not all stock markets would act or react in the same manner. Now is not the time to focus on returns or notional losses, due to portfolio value going down. Focus on survival. Survival is based on human capital, your job or profession or business. Those who have sizeable safe money also can manage. This is a wrong time to think about returns or growing wealth. The focus is on financial survival of your family. During gloom, we may think good times would never be back. I've pointed out so many times. Life, economy, markets - everything is cyclical. Good times and bad times keep following each other. Focus on your survival while waiting for the next good time to occur.

When I was in Manipal, I took a solo trip to Hampi and those were the best 3-4 days of my life. Few observations: -Locals talk in a “highly encrypted language” called Kannada. Yet, everywhere I went, people knew Hindi too and I had zero issues in communicating. - You are complaining that a cultural heritage place is “all about architecture and history”. You fucking imbecile! Do you want a disneyland there? - Unfortunately, none of the pubs from Vijayanagar Empire survived so there is no night life.

A new learning today; a situation that could have turned nasty! Here is the detail: -Happened with me during the security check at the Mumbai T2 Airport today. -I used one tray to keep my laptop bag, and another with pad, headphones, wallet, goggles and all charging wires, adaptors etc that are now part of our bags these days. -Once cleared by the security, I picked up the trays and walked to the counter where I shoved all the wires and other things into the bag, put on headphones and goggles and moved to the boarding area. -All well as we took off. -After landing at Jammu, a young man intercepted me at the aerobridge itself and requested me to come onto one side and told me there was an extra phone charger in my bag and it didn't belong to me. -Handed over the bag and two chargers emerged. -I was surprised if not taken back. The young man, very courteous in behaviour, took down my details and as we started walking towards the baggage reclaim area, he suggested that I might like to apologise. -Now, this was a shocker and I asked him why should I apologise? I asked him to watch the video again and see if I had picked up the charger from someone else's tray in which case I should be booked and not left with a mere apology. -As we came down from the terminal, his senior met us. I asked the same Q and told them to prove my guilt. I wasn't apogising, I told them. -The senior guy took a look at the CCTV video and told me to carry on. The stroy ends there but the thought doesn't. Apparently, the person who owned the other charger, had placed it in my tray for the reasons best known to that person. The persons at Jammu Airport were telling me that I should have been careful while shifting the stuff into my bag. To that, my answer was simple. Who really counts the wires and plugs at that juncture? At least I don't. Many a time, we are on a phone call while repacking our stuff, assured of the fact that whatever is there in our trays belongs to us. I wonder if @IndiGo6E (or whosoever deals with this) will be kind enough to check the complete video and find out how and why? Putting own stuff into someone else's tray and not claiming it on the spot is something that needs to be looked into. But the lesson/learning is this: It is better to have all such adapters, wires, chargers etc pre-packed in a transparent bag before putting them in your bag. It will ensure neither our stuff spills over nor someone else's stuff lands up in our trays. I can only imagine the embarrassment if a more humble person were there in my place. The whole picture could have been painted as a matter of theft! Just imagine.