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@tushar9590 If they stop giving freebies to win election , then they don't need to increase petrol or diesel rates ,stt, stcg, ltcg ,and multiple taxes

A Bag of Urea Cost to farmer: ₹266 Cost to govt: ₹4200 We complain about ₹100 rupee petrol when crude is $50-60 Not appreciate the hit govt takes to ensure affordable food to every Indian. 🇮🇳

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@KommawarSwapnil U forgot sterlite technologies

3 trending stocks currently in Twitter 1. SCI 2. Aeroflex 3. HFCL

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@microcp2mltibgr @Kalshi @BaapofOption Jab tak dip buyers thank u nahi Bolega tab tak dip pe dip aata rehega ,bas thank u bolo aur khatam kardo Thank u for ur attention to this matter 😆

@Kalshi @BaapofOption We have not yet recovered from Epstein files, another bomb.

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@microcp2mltibgr This 1 paragraph is enough to write a book on mindset for market

IQ vs EQ in Investing, what actually drives success? After spending 11 years in the markets, here’s a pattern that’s hard to ignore: Most consistently successful investors aren’t the “highest IQ in the room.” They’re the ones with stronger EQ. Not necessarily academic toppers. Often average performers overall, but sharp where it matters. And on the flip side, I’ve seen extremely high-IQ individuals struggle badly in markets… even legends like Isaac Newton couldn’t escape it. ⸻ What’s really happening beneath the surface? It’s not about intelligence vs emotions in a simplistic way. It’s about identity. High-IQ individuals tend to build strong internal identities around being right, rational, smart. That identity quietly starts influencing decisions. “I understand this better than the market.” “This should work.” “The data supports me.” But markets don’t care about “should.” They punish rigidity. ⸻ The psychology (and a fascinating insight) There’s a well-known experimental pattern: When people (both high IQ & high EQ) are given neutral data, both groups interpret it correctly. But when the same data is tied to ideological or identity-linked topics, high-IQ individuals often distort interpretation to fit their beliefs. In a experiment, both groups were asked if sunscreen really protects skin with a data set and statistic and they had to answer, both groups gave correct answer based on data but then on next question, when they were asked if Guns really lowers the crime rates in US, here the identity and ideology kicked in, the data sets were same with slight changes but answers by high IQ people were different as they were not driven completely from the data but also from their identity, where as there was no/less deviation in answers of high EQ participants. In other words: Intelligence doesn’t remove bias. It often justifies it better. High EQ individuals, on the other hand: Are less attached to being right Adapt faster Accept uncertainty more easily Let go of losing positions without ego battles ⸻ Why EQ wins in markets Markets are not an IQ test. They are a behavioral test under uncertainty. High EQ investors tend to: Cut losses faster Avoid overconfidence Stay flexible when narratives break Survive long enough to compound You’ll also notice many of them: Are drawn to philosophy or spirituality because identity dissolves in spirituality and high EQ person already has a weak identity. Naturally question identity and ego Focus more on process than being “right” ⸻ The real takeaway This isn’t anti-IQ. The best investors are those who balance both: IQ to analyze EQ to execute But if one has to dominate in markets? EQ > IQ. Because in the end, your returns are not decided by how smart you are, but by how well you handle being wrong. Thanks for reading such a big paragraph🙏😊

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