Soham
298 posts
E2E networks is the only pureplay AI co in India. their q1 should be blockbuster followed by q2 which will break records. look at their pricing. B200 rental rates increased by 51% in 3 months. only commodities go up this much in such short time. These prices in q1 are up 50% vs q4. means q1 is blockbuster and q2 is going to be atleast 50-100% of q1. they are the 1st indian co to do a concall at 8 am post results. i think this is the sign of very very big things to come. those who sold E2E yesterday or not invested are going to commit suicide. #e2e #multibagger #StockSignals #stockturnaround #nse #bse #stocks
Is your favorite influencer a trader or a course-seller? A Real Trader/Mentor: - Posts in real time: before or just after taking entries. - Shares results regardless of the outcome. - Win rate isn’t impressive at all. It looks bad in fact. - Sharing losses doesn’t hurt their ego. Not because they don’t have one, but because the market has already beaten the living hell out of it! What harm will you cause now? 😬 - If you point out a flaw or a losing trade, they respond with a ‘happens’ or ‘that’s trading’ kind of answer. There is no resistance left in them. - They post about being upset or dejected fairly often because that is the reality of swing trading. 🥲 (A real trader can have a paid service but will constantly give away a lot of nuggets for free.) Fake Trader/Course-Seller: - Posts trades only after they are successful. Phrases like ‘Bought this earlier today’ or ‘Shared in premium group with members’ are common. - Their win rate seems very high. To a newbie it looks impressive. To a real trader it looks fake. - Even when they post a loss, it’s mostly at cost or just below. - They almost never sound dejected. Even a post that begins with negativity ends with ‘..but thankfully I’m stronger than this.’ Bahubali hote hai sab. 😬 - Point out a flaw or losing trade and they turn into fire-breathing dragons 🐉. Their ego can’t take it. These are the guys you need to stay away from. ———— In summary: Not everyone with a paid service is evil. I know plenty who are great. The issue is there are 20 course-sellers to 1 mentor, and a newbie can’t tell the difference until it’s too late. Wasting money on a bad course isn’t a crime. (We buy plenty of books we don’t like. That doesn’t mean books are bad.) The course fee itself isn’t a loss. You can bounce back from it quickly. The real issue is burning away all your capital after unknowingly following horrible advice. This is the kind of loss you can’t come back from. And the fact that the course-seller willingly helps you lose lakhs or crores to make a few thousand for themselves is what makes them truly evil.😈
> they still think my squigglies are a joke like i said, y'all bout to make me richie like lionel, and that's the truth i also took a screenshot of the position, which probably means i should close but i'm not impressed yet, and the party hasn't even started run that shit up turbo on taril
Ye dekho 0.5% ki trade karke course becha jaa rha hai🤣🤣🤣🤣 x.com/stockspicker_/…
#CUPID is trading at an all-time high with exceptional volume Surprisingly, its closest listed peer, #ANONDITA, hasn’t participated in the move This kind of divergence often deserves attention Could this be a sign that #CUPID is nearing a top? 🤔
The US will 100% invade Iran after the midterms. You can take that to the bank.