Dr.Atulbonte

Dharmendra Pradhan must resign!

Yes ! We are the #Cockroaches !! This song is VIRAL now 😊 More power to #CockroachJantaParty 💪 @Cockroachisback

My Dan Zanger deep dive is available for free, based on only free materials. Several people DMed me, offering access to Dan’s old newsletters, but I declined. Copyright issues aside, I really wanted to prove just how much you can learn from what’s freely available online. Individual sources are all linked in my write-up (tradingresourcehub.substack.com/p/nuances-behi…), but for convenience, here’s a list of the key resources I used. Dan’s own website, containing various written interviews (2000–2010) chartpattern.com/dan-media.cfm Written interview with the CMT Association (2009) cmtassociation.org/wp-content/upl… Probably Dan’s best interview, and certainly the highest WWR one (2005) Part 1: youtu.be/Y4D9IpKJMLo?si… Part 2: youtu.be/074nnUbDDXo?si… Very good longer spoken interview from 2016 youtu.be/cAllrfPyqNg?si… More recent spoken interviews on Spotify (2018 & 2020) 2018: open.spotify.com/episode/3HUsQ7… 2020: open.spotify.com/episode/0hvngo… A few live broadcasts Dan did, with this being the most interesting IMO (because you can feel just how much he’d improved at environmental awareness/trading less; from 2015) youtu.be/IsnbyyXVPQc?si… The ‘catch’ is that going through this stuff takes a LOT of time and effort. But that’s also a good thing. The *intentionality* this type of exercise requires is what makes a study method effective. Plus, an edge, by definition, involves doing things of value others can’t or won’t do. And when it comes to information in the public domain, the edge must come from what you do with it. As Dan said: you can lead someone to water, but you can’t make them drink.

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@Atulsingh_asan @NewsAlgebraIND माननीय मुख्यमंत्र्यांची गाडी विकणे आहे..! कारण मुख्यमंत्री साहेब दररोज टू व्हीलर ने प्रवास करणार...

@NewsAlgebraIND हर दिन ऐसा करेंगे या सिर्फ एक दिन कैमरे के सामने

BIG NEWS - Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis reaches Assembly on a bike to save fuel.

Books that will increase your intelligence 1. Frames of mind

@PramodS25869896 @AsimSarode त्या नराधमाने पहिले असेच कृत्य केले असताना त्याची सुटका का व कशी झाल? सदोष कायदा पद्धती ची शिक्षा सामान्य जनतेने का भोगावी?? याची उत्तरे आहे का तुमच्याकडे??? @asimsarode

@AsimSarode याला उजवा दहशतवाद समजावे. लोकांना विधायक व सनदशीर मार्ग न सांगता गुन्हेगारी मार्गाचे समर्थन करणे, चिथावणीखोर भाषणे करणं हा गुन्हाच आहे. तरडेवर गुन्हा दाखल करावा.

प्रवीण तरडे चे या व्हिडीओ मधील वक्तव्य अत्यंत चुकीचे, बेकायदेशीरता वाढविणारे आणि कायद्याची प्रक्रिया सगळ्यांनी झुगारून द्यावी यासाठी उद्युक्त करणारे आहे. नरसापूर प्रकरणातील आरोपीने अमानुष कृत्य केले आहे व त्याला कायद्याच्या प्रक्रियेतून कठोरतम अशी फाशीची शिक्षा व्हावी यासाठी मीच नाही तर माझ्यासारखे हजारो वकील काम करतील.पण @TardeVitthal आमच्यासोबत आयएलएस कॉलेज मधून लॉ चे शिक्षण घेतलेला आहे. त्याने केवळ भावनांवर आधारित बेकायदेशीरता वाढविणारे विधान करावे हे धक्कादायक आहे. वाढीव एककल्ली माहिती प्रसारित करणारे ऐतिहासिक सिनेमे करून करून प्रवीणच्या कदाचित हे लक्षात येत नाहीये की आपण आता राजेशाही व्यवस्थेत नाही. कायद्याच्या नियमांचे राज्य स्विकारलेल्या भारतात चौरंग करणे इत्यादी बोलतांना आकर्षक वाटणाऱ्या संकल्पना आपण राबवू शकत नाही व तसा हिंसेखोरपणा पसरविणे म्हणजे गुन्ह्यांना प्रोत्साहन देणे ठरते याची जाणीव प्रवीणने ठेवावी.बलात्कार करणाऱ्या कांबळे या नराधमाला यापूर्वी काही वेळा सोडण्यात आले तेव्हा पोलीस, सरकारी वकील, न्यायव्यस्थेतील अधिकारी सगळ्यांच्या काय काय सामूहिक चुका झाल्यात त्याचे विश्लेषण करून आता तरी या लिंगपिसाटला कठोरतम शिक्षा व्हावी यासाठी आम्ही काम करू. Pravin Tarde On Nasrapur Case : नसरापूर घटनेच्या आरोपीला लोकांनी मारुन ट... youtube.com/shorts/qoCQ-jB… via @YouTube

@brizpatil @Dev_Fadnavis जरा लाज वाटू द्या सरकार मधील षंढ नेत्यांनो.... #narsapur #पुणे

#पुणे राजकीय नेत्यांनी सांत्वनासाठी येऊ नये जेव्हा त्या नराधमाला फाशी होईल त्यानंतर भेटायला यावे - पिडीत मुलीचे वडील #Pune #Punenews #नसरापूर

Train your brain. Train your brain. Train your brain. Train your brain. Because intelligence is built, not given.

Books every working professional should read at least once: 1. Deep Work by Cal Newport Makes the case that the ability to focus without distraction is the most valuable skill in the modern economy and almost nobody is deliberately building it. 2. The Effective Executive by Peter Drucker Written in 1967 and still more useful than most modern productivity books. Covers how to manage time, make decisions, and contribute at a high level. 3. Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss Negotiation tactics from a former FBI hostage negotiator. Works in salary conversations, client deals, and difficult internal discussions equally well. 4. Atomic Habits by James Clear The most practical guide to building systems that make good behavior automatic. Useful whether you are trying to write more, exercise, or stop checking your phone. 5. The Pyramid Principle by Barbara Minto A McKinsey consultant's framework for structuring communication. If you write reports, send proposals, or present to leadership, this book will change how you think. 6. So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport Argues that passion follows mastery, not the other way around. One of the most honest books about building a career that actually matters. 7. The First 90 Days by Michael Watkins Essential reading whenever you start a new role, get promoted, or take on a new team. Covers exactly how to build credibility before you have earned it. 8. Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows Teaches you to see the feedback loops and structures behind every organization, market, and process. Changes how you diagnose problems permanently. 9. High Output Management by Andy Grove Written by Intel's former CEO. The most honest and practical book on management ever written. Required reading at most serious companies. 10. The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande A surgeon's argument for why checklists prevent catastrophic errors in complex fields. Applies directly to project management, operations, and team leadership. 11. Influence by Robert Cialdini Explains the six principles of persuasion that drive human behavior. Once you read it you cannot stop noticing them being used on you and around you. 12. Range by David Epstein Argues that generalists outperform specialists in complex, unpredictable fields. Reassuring and useful for anyone who has never had one single focus area. 13. The Manager's Path by Camille Fournier The clearest guide to career progression in tech from individual contributor to executive. Honest about what each level actually requires. 14. Essentialism by Greg McKeown The disciplined pursuit of less. Helps you identify the vital few things that matter and build the courage to eliminate everything else. 15. Shoe Dog by Phil Knight The founder of Nike telling the real story of building a company. Less about tactics and more about resilience, self-doubt, and what it actually takes.

Name a book that everyone should read. I’ll go first: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl.

@ThetaVegaCap Sir Where you live in Aurangabad...Want to meet you.... If possible...

Standard of living and peace of mind is much better in Tier II towns as compared to metro and Tier I Cities . I am living in Aurangabad. #QualityLife #GoodMorning

@kushgrwl Why always common people have to suffer for their propoganda.... You will realise when you stuck at such nonsense shit when you or your loved one unfortunately in short of time....

How can she decide where one can protest 🤔

An angry lady’s image shouting at a political leader and his party for having stopped the road has gone viral. That one woman has said what millions of us feel. Stop blocking roads for your political agendas. Stop blocking roads, temples, for VIPs. People have work, emergencies, lives. This entitlement has gone too far.

@prash_dhumal Absolutely right mam...They should be treated like this....They forgot their duty...

सामान्य जनतेला वेठीस धरणाऱ्या व्हीआयपी कल्चरचा जनतेला आता कंटाळा आला आहे. लोकांचा संयम ढळू लागला आहे, त्यातूनच मुंबईतील एका महिलेने मंत्री गिरीश महाजन यांची त्यांच्यामुळे झालेल्या वाहतुक कोंडीवरून खरडपट्टी काढली.

Trambakeshwar jyotirling in 1959 🙌

Ashish Dhawan's Podcast on Investing after a long long time. While he's given lot of interviews in the past but mostly on his philanthropic journey, this one's special where he talks about current geopolitics & How India is placed in it. Must watch. youtu.be/xyC5h-ovo7g?si…

@BattaKashmiri Mam for your kind information there is Yoga the epitome of all of this....pls b curious about this also

Have you ever seen any Muslim Corporate Owner promoting Hindu Customs or Rituals?

@MohiniWealth Appreciate your courage mam.. .See their arrogance for free services.... There is no value for common people in India....

She's got the guts 🫡 She got him to say "Mainn kyuuu badlu !!"

@PMOIndia मेरा आपसे आग्रह है की आप महाराष्ट्र मे आकर देखिये...... मा के नाम की लगाये पेड काट रहे है.....

मेरा पहला आग्रह है कि हम सभी पानी बचाने और उसके बेहतर प्रबंधन का संकल्प लें। मेरा दूसरा आग्रह पेड़ और प्रकृति से जुड़ा है। ‘एक पेड़ मां के नाम’ अभियान के तहत करोड़ों लोगों ने अपनी माताओं के नाम पर पेड़ लगाए हैं। हम भी अपनी मां के सम्मान में पेड़ लगाएं और धरती माता की रक्षा का संकल्प लें: PM @narendramodi