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@Prashanth_Krish

Chartered Market Technician, Systematic Momentum Investing. Models @valtrustcapital Community Forum : https://t.co/66UUpN6BPW {DM for a Invite}

Bangalore Katılım Mart 2009
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
Alert: Seems one is using the name of @PortfolioYoga to ask for money for Intraday advise. Call received from Number bearing +91 81110 - 01861 Do note that @PortfolioYoga has stopped accepting any new clients long back and is not providing ANY SERVICE or asks for money.
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@VGPS1978 Lol. Sir, cannot afford anything fancy (though have reproductions there). First Water color I bought at the first Chitra Santhe
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VGP@VGPS1978·
@Prashanth_Krish I don't have any hobbies like collecting arts bcoz I don't have enough money like u saar 😂
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@san1suresh the village is famous for Pattachitra paintings. Agree, can get online too, but feel better to pay same price to the Artist directly vs through a middleman.
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Sandeep Agarwal@san1suresh·
@Prashanth_Krish probably i was not clear on earlier post, my point is - such stuff is always more expensive at travel destinations. And i buy from there only for nostalgia and dont look at value. knowing fully well that most likely i will get it much cheaper online / big city.
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@san1suresh was looking to buy paintings which were quoted around 25K+. Found same things in Chitra Santhe for much lower prices
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@san1suresh did not experience that in Nepal / Sri Lanka though. I never bargain since I feel its offensive (especially Art & Craft)
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@omarali50 the world saves much of its savings in $ allowing US to borrow at lower costs. If, $ gets replaced, US borrowing will have the same issues countries with fiscal + trade deficit have today. India for example thought its unlikely to happen given lack of alternatives
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Jiten Parmar@jitenkparmar·
One of the greatest blunders of all time ? Phillips owned 50% of ASML. The 1995 IPO brought in about $85 million for about half-share of the offering. Subsequent secondary offerings and the final 2004 exit brought the total estimated proceeds to around $1 billion to $1.5 billion. Current mcap of ASML is $530b. Phillips stake would have been worth $265b. Phillips mcap currently is $27b Phillips has more fumbles. Will share later.
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
Bottom line: the Israelis are so exceptional that they do not need to care if their own actions cause a major, global energy- and economic crisis, including a possible famine. xxtomcooperxx.substack.com/p/aggression-b…
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Anupam Gupta@b50·
yes sir, that is the sad reality. But as long as there are knowledgeable and wise people such as yourself, I know that garbage/engagement farming tweets like those will get called out. Perhaps those kids need to change their content consumption pattern instead of assuming WhatsApp is best.
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@vijayshekhar "Never underestimate the man who overestimates himself." - Charlie Munger :)
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@b50 Haha. But Sir, its tweets like these that go viral and seep into the WA groups and conscious of people. Know kids who are at home since they haven't been able to get a job but too afraid to risk and go on their own too
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Anupam Gupta@b50·
@Prashanth_Krish Sir. Please do not make sense on Twitter. If you say anything sane and accurate (as you clearly have) then people will say how dare you make sense, go to Pakistan (or USA).
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Devil's Advocate IN@jaganmsna·
@Prashanth_Krish @alok31777763 Cultural revolution was 100x worse . India has retained most ancient folk traditions good or bad is different. China has nothing . Losing 3000 years culture is harsh
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@EVpreetam1729 Hubris affects everyone, more so if one has gone against the wind and emerged (per his barometer) successful
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Preetam@EVpreetam1729·
@Prashanth_Krish The post isn't mocking Bhavish's failure after a sincere attempt but rather his hubris of not learning a damn thing and not course correcting.
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@alok31777763 @jaganmsna take any non democratic country (no Natural Resource either). Very few (and even there small city nations) have done well for themselves
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MacroGuy@alok31777763·
@Prashanth_Krish @jaganmsna Sorry but that's a Western society myth, we keep saying that anyone who doesn't have a government like us is a bad anti democratic, but we should understand the fact that Democracies are also just kleptocracy in with enjoyment/illusion of bottom to participate in it.
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@sirshikhar @jaganmsna any business that cannot forecast a J curve growth since that means no access to VC funding. Capital then has to come from one's own resources and one failure is enough to doom one for life
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Prashanth@Prashanth_Krish·
@alok31777763 @jaganmsna China can do what it does since there is no rule of law other than what CPC decides. Equity investors there haven't earned anything for a decade and more. FT had a article on this just today
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MacroGuy@alok31777763·
@Prashanth_Krish @jaganmsna That's a trade off one has to take,look at the Chinese side margin profile, despite enormous subsidies extended by CPC.
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