Revanth Marusani

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Revanth Marusani

Revanth Marusani

@drrevanthreddym

MBBS, MD, DM; JIPMER Alumni , Consultant Neurologist and founder, Revanth Neuro Care Hospital, Tirupati. NISM Certified Research Analyst

Tirupati, India Katılım Nisan 2010
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#SILVER AT A CRITICAL INFLECTION POINT ( April 2026): @Sharad9Dubey Let's Deep Dive. @sjlazars RETWEET for maximum reach. @AstroCounselKK Silver is down ~40% from its peak. Most see weakness. @BaapofOption I see a setup. 👇 📊 1. BIG PICTURE:: 20 years stuck below ~$28 Broke out in 2024 Rallied to ~$121 👉 This is a structural shift, not a normal move! @Rakkyrocks1 @sunilwagh2004 🔄 2. 40% FALL = NORMAL! After a 300–400% rally: 30–50% correction is expected. Resets sentiment. @cmagurvinder 👉 This is consolidation, not collapse @sunilwagh2004 @JagamohanPatro @prashantbh59852 🛡️ 3. KEY LEVEL $70–73 = DECISION ZONE Above → $80 → $100 Below → $60–50. #trumpsgasproblem #TrumpNOWars 👉 This level decides the next major move. 4. PAPER vs PHYSICAL COMEX: ~$73. Shanghai: ~$82. 👉 ~12–13% premium!!! @ActusDei @AdityaD_Shah Meaning: Real demand is strong. Supply tight. Paper lagging!!!! 👉 Physical market stronger than price suggests:: 🌍 5. MACRO BACKDROP: @KommawarSwapnil @Mr_Chartist Oil > $100 → inflation! Rising yields → stress! Strong dollar → temporary pressure! Falling inventories! 👉 Market is coiling for a move ⚖️ 6. WHAT NEXT? BOOKMARK 🔖 👇 @ishmohit1 @caswapnilkabra 🟢 Bull (45%) Hold $70 → move to $100. 🔴 Fake breakdown (35%) Dip to $65 → sharp reversal. 🔵 Bear (20%) Break $70 → $50–60. Silver is not breaking down — it is at a high-stakes decision zone around $70. The next major move starts here. #GOLDSignals #SilverAlert #IranIsraelWar #WorldWar3 Please RETWEET.
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Silver at a Crossroads: Pressure OR Opportunity? @sjlazars FASTEN YOUR SEATBELT. @Sharad9Dubey RETWEET FOR MAXIMUM REACH. @AstroCounselKK @BaapofOption The silver market is entering one of the most complex macro setups in many decades — and the next few sessions could define the direction for years. @Rakkyrocks1 Let’s break it down 👇 1. The Shock That Changed Everything:: The latest U.S. jobs data came in far stronger than expected: • +178,000 jobs vs 60,000 expected ! • Unemployment down to 4.3%! • Wage growth muted at 0.2%! This combination is critical. @PuneetSa11 @retweetandox A strong labour market removes urgency for rate cuts, while subdued wages prevent immediate tightening. 👉 Result: “Higher for longer” interest rates are now back in focus. Why this matters for silver:: Silver is a non-yielding asset! When bond yields rise (currently ~4.3%), the opportunity cost of holding silver increases! ➡️ Short-term severe pressure. 2. The Recent Fall — Not What It Looks Like:: The sharp decline we saw wasn’t purely fundamental. It was driven by: • Margin calls • Forced liquidation • Algorithmic stop-loss cascades @PromitSadhukha2 @AshishMeher7 “In a liquidity event, you sell what you can — not what you want.” READ IT AGAIN. ☝️ 👉 This suggests the drop may have been exaggerated and not entirely reflective of true demand destruction. @BaluGorade 3. The Counter Forces (Why This may not be Bearish Long-Term):: Despite rate pressure, silver has strong tailwinds: • Oil above $100 → inflation risk rising • Geopolitical tensions → safe haven demand • Industrial demand remains intact @StocksTreasures Silver is unique — it is both:; • An industrial metal • A monetary hedge Right now, these forces are colliding!!! 4. The Battlefield Level: $70 🔥 This is the key level to watch. ☝️ • Sustained break below $70 → downside toward $65 • Quick recovery above $70 → selling exhaustion, bounce likely • Holding $70–72 → base formation, we can presume!! 👉 The market’s reaction here matters more than the data itself. 5. What to Expect Next:: The immediate outlook: • High volatility at open • Possible gap moves (up or down) • First move may be misleading Markets will now shift focus to:: • CPI inflation data • FOMC minutes • Bond yield trajectory 6. My View:: Short Term (days–weeks): → Slightly bearish / volatile Medium Term (YEARS): → Structurally bullish. The current setup is not about direction — it’s about timing. REMEMBER: 👇 “Interest rates control silver in the short term. Inflation controls silver in the long term.” We are in the transition phase. And transitions create opportunity!!! #silverearrings #USIranTensions #Commodities #TrumpWarCrimes #GoldSilverRatio #stockmarkets #Dowfutures #SilverSqueeze #COMEX #Sanghai #Stockexchage #MCX #Silver

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Value | Compounding
Value | Compounding@oldschoolinvest·
One of the finest articles by @debrajshome: The quietest crisis in global healthcare is not a disease. It is doctors telling their own children: “Do not become one of us.” A few months ago, a senior ophthalmologist I know sold the eye hospital he had spent nearly four decades building. The hospital was doing well. Patients trusted him. The practice was stable. But his son had made a decision. He did not want to become a doctor. The father did not argue. He simply sold the hospital to a corporate chain. For many people outside medicine, this may sound like an isolated story. It is not. Across the world, something deeply uncomfortable is happening inside the medical profession. Doctors are quietly discouraging the next generation from entering medicine. To understand this crisis better, the Debabrata Mitalee Auro Foundation, which also runs the Dear People Movement and the books that grew out of that movement, recently conducted a national survey of physicians. More than 1,200 doctors across India participated. The result should concern every healthcare system in the world. 91.4 percent of doctors said they would not want their children to become doctors. Nine out of ten. The reasons are strikingly similar across countries. A friend in the United States, a brilliant internal medicine physician, once told me that medicine today often feels like practicing under constant surveillance. Electronic records. Insurance approvals. Litigation risk. He said something that stayed with me: “I spend more time protecting myself legally than practicing medicine.” Another colleague in the United Kingdom recently told me that many young doctors there are quietly planning to leave clinical medicine. Burnout is high. Administrative pressure is relentless. The emotional cost of the profession is rarely discussed openly. In Australia, a surgeon friend described another growing concern. Hospitals increasingly train doctors not only in clinical skills, but in how to manage aggressive or angry relatives when outcomes are not what families hoped for. And in India, the pressures are even more layered. Burnout. Legal anxiety. Violence. Public mistrust. The survey revealed that: 78 percent of doctors reported high burnout. 84 percent feel more likely than the general population to face physical or verbal assault from patients or their families. 67 percent have faced medico-legal complaints. More than half reported symptoms of anxiety or depression. Nearly two thirds believe public perception of doctors has worsened significantly over the past five years. This is not simply a professional problem. It is a societal one. Because medicine is one of the few professions where experience, judgment, and human trust cannot easily be replaced. If the brightest young minds begin to look at the profession and quietly decide the cost is too high, healthcare systems everywhere will feel the consequences. Which leaves us with an uncomfortable question. If the people who save our lives are increasingly telling their children not to follow them into medicine… Who will treat us?
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Nitin Verma
Nitin Verma@itsnitinverma·
Please, it's a request to not wait for my buying to buy. 🙏 What if I turn wrong and you miss the bottom. More than the index I am waiting for my stocks' level to buy. Even if my stocks reach my desired level before index, I will buy them no matter what index is at that time. I am perfectly okay to miss the bottom but you may or may not be waiting all this time and then missing the bottom because of me. Also if a stock has to go up 2x -3x or more... It's okay to buy 5-10% higher. Don't miss multibaggers to buy 10% cheap. I hope you understand. 🙏
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@itsnitinverma I am holding cash of last to buy when you post 🥴

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List of 16 Sunrise Industries/Sectors. Did I miss any? 1. IT (Digital, Cloud) 2. Data Centre 3. Green energy 4. Pharma CDMO and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) 5. Food processing industry 6. Clean Mobility Systems- Electric Vehicle 7. Artificial Intelligence ( No pure AI companies in our market) 8. Semiconductor 9. Agricultural Drones 10. Blockchain 11. Sustainable Plastics- biodegradable plastics and affordable plastic substitutes 12. Custom alloys- high entropy alloys (HEA) and metallic glasses 13. Hydrogen fuel production 14. Digital Infrastructure and Connectivity 15. Cyber System Security 16. Space Tourism Important Point: Some industry might be sunrise industry globally and some sectors might be sunrise sectors in specific country. Developing and developed countries might have different sunrise industries.
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Dr Dhiman Bhattacharya 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳
Been awarded the best performing doctor in 2025 by the government. Treated more than 50000 patients too! Acted as a DNB examiner. Taught medical science to my medical students. Almost completed my first Book on investing (to be released in 2026)! @BuzzingstockH #NewYear2026 Came into the worldwide top creators on @topmateHQ in 9 months ONLY! @Rakkyrocks1 @sunilwagh2004 Made a double digit return in a bear indian stock market! @BaapofOption @BaluGorade Helped more than 100 satisfied customers and friends regarding astrologic predictions! @sjlazars @AstroCounselKK @AstroPrashanth9 Had my best ever 3 students regarding stock market trading in 2025! @ProudIndian0605 @ghoshspeaks1983 @Mayukh35748976 Maintained strict intermittent fasting, became leaner and gained muscle mass at this age! @DietDrsayajirao @drparthnagda Walked at least 10k steps per day! @AnshulGains @drrevanthreddym Never forgot God for a single Day 🙏🙏. Thank you God for providing me so much in 2025❤️🙏. I wish you all a very happy and prosperous #NewYear2026 .
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Revanth Marusani
Revanth Marusani@drrevanthreddym·
@drsunita02 One of main causes of corruption is also the same. To give properties and money to their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. All mindset
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Sunita Sayammagaru 🇮🇳🇬🇧
I feel sometimes that we Indians should be like the Westners. Their kids leave the house when they are 18 and don't come back majorly. They live alone, manage their home alone...they earn, work, take care of their homes and their relationships with their potential partners. Here, in India, we baby sit our adult children. Seeing this especially with the young crowd. Parents who are in their 50s and 60s, they take care of the household chores and cooking. The younger generation go to work, earn money, that's it! Some of them can't even manage to wash their undergarments, forget managing the other household chores or cooking. Their defence is that they are earning and that they are stressed!! But just because one is earning and stressed, shouldn't one help the parents in the household chores?? Perhaps, a good way of destressing is to do household chores! It works like magic for me. Many of the 60 year old parents feel jaded and dejected. They are tired. This stress causes their BP and diabetes to blow up. It's immaterial whether the young adult child is single or married. It's the same kahani everywhere. I think it's the parents who are to be blamed. Indian parents focus so much on academics - they want the child to excel so well in their career that they stopped teaching chores and other life skills to their children. Now, the grown up child doesn't like to do anything because he was never asked to do them ever before. One can't teach an old dog new tricks, isnt it!!! Many parents don't discuss with thier peers as here also there is comparison, they feel what others will think of their children. So parents suffer...scratch the surface and ask any parent who is in their 60s and who has adult children living with them, some not so nice truths will tumble out. What is the point in graduating from an IIT but not knowing how to boil an egg or wash their own clothes?? Just asking. #chores #lifeskills
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The A to Z of Smart Investing. -A is for Allocation — balancing risk and reward with precision. -B is for Behavioral Biases — the silent portfolio killers to master. -C is for Cycles — markets move in rhythms; recognize them. -D is for Drawdowns — inevitable, but manageable with discipline. -E is for Earnings — the heartbeat of company valuation. -F is for Fundamentals — the foundation beneath market noise. -G is for Growth — but never at any price. -H is for Horizon — align your investments with your timeline. -I is for Intrinsic Value — know what a stock is truly worth. -J is for Judgment — critical thinking beats herd mentality. -K is for Key Performance Indicators — measurable metrics that matter. -L is for Liquidity — the lifeblood of trading flexibility. -M is for Margin of Safety — protect your downside before chasing upside. -N is for Noise — tune it out to focus on what counts. -O is for Opportunity Cost — every investment decision has one. -P is for Price-to-Earnings (P/E) — a classic valuation barometer. -Q is for Quality — strong balance sheets and durable moats. -R is for Risk Management — the cornerstone of long-term success. -S is for Strategy — deliberate plans trump impulsive trades. -T is for Timing — recognize that patience often wins over speed. -U is for Upside Potential — but never ignore the risks. -V is for Valuation — the compass for thoughtful investment. -W is for Watchlist — curate and monitor with discipline. -X is for eXecution — flawless implementation of own process -Y is for Yield — income matters, but context is key. Z is for Zeal — passion drives research, but let rationality lead.
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Srishti shukla
Srishti shukla@dusky_drone·
Mankind's greatest invention everrr
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Example of my patience & discipline as an investor. A company got listed in Aug 2024. I identified business potential, growth potential for 5 years investing. Stock went up 65-70% from IPO price after listing. Currently trading 30%+ below IPO price. I am waiting since then for my right price for entry. I will invest in it for sure.
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Revanth Marusani
Revanth Marusani@drrevanthreddym·
@drsunita02 100 % true madam. We have one life and limited number of Sundays in our life. Patient has multiple options to choose. Doctors come and go but patients will remain 😁
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Sunita Sayammagaru 🇮🇳🇬🇧
My observations, observed so many senior doctors in society, no disrespect to any doctor though. ABC: Was told about ABC when I moved to India, was told that if one wants to become a successful doctor in India, one should have ABC A: Availability B: Behavior C: Competence Good behaviour with patients and competence ki baat tho samajh mei aayi, but A??? A doctor should be always Available???? Aise kaise ho sakta hai?? Aren't doctors humans too? Don't they deserve days off? Don't they deserve to relax? I see so many doctors working on Sundays too. And by the time they hit 50s, they may have earned considerable money, but they don't have anyone to spend it with....they may have noticed their family and the world have moved ahead without them. They are stressed, they dont have any other coping mechanisms like hobbies as they never felt the need to take a break before. Burnout happens. Yes, there are some professions who may need to be available around the clock like surgeons, gynaecologists, cardiologists etc but most doctors can do without burning both the ends of the candle. Patients expect doctors to work on Sundays. I have been told so many times "Doc, you don't work on Sundays? How can we come and consult you"? I politely told "Just like you, I deserve my day off." Most of the patients want to see doctors on their off days as they don't want to take extra leave. The day I realised that I won't be insecure that I will lose out on patients by not working Sundays, that day, I truly became free. It didn't matter if I lost patients on Sunday. What I gained is my happiness, peace of mind. I relax, rejuvenate. And what about patients?? Minor problems or chronic problems can wait for next day. And for emergency problems, Casualty is always open. I think, senior doctors started this being available 24/7 funda in India. Each wants to earn more than the other by keeping their clinics open 24/7. Most of the developed countries in the world have doctors taking their weekly well deserved breaks. Unless, doctors collectively decide to take their mandatory weekly breaks, the situation won't change in India. Anyway, physical burnout, physician suicide, physician depression and physician deaths due to health related reasons are increasing all over the world, even in India too. Perhaps, it's time for Indian doctors to wake up, before it's too late. Physician, heal thyself! #MedTwitter #physicianburnout #depress
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@WealthEnrich Good way to get potential future multibaggers without research. I have several in my portfolio but telling you 2, 1-Name starts with "E" 2-Name starts with "T" One that I will start accumulating soon, Name start with "A" Now Do research.
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Advait Arora
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Which smallcap today feels like a future largecap by 2035? 🧬
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Don't forget to retweet. youtu.be/UL2GFXp8CVQ Please watch in full, comment,like and share 🙏😊.
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Dr Dhiman Bhattacharya 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳@DrdhimanBhatta1

Asset Allocation is not a formula — it’s a philosophy. Tonight at 8 PM watch my personal journey for last 2 decades. Retweet for maximum reach. youtu.be/UL2GFXp8CVQ Story of a village boy reading under kerosene lamp up to class X to now dealing a 9 digit portfolio and teaching thousands about how to allocate assets. I’m a doctor by profession. A trader by interest. An investor by habit. And this isn’t just a bio — this is my asset allocation strategy. Because here’s the truth: If all your money, time, or identity is in one basket — the market, your job, a single dream — you’re not investing. You’re gambling with your future. Over the years, I’ve learned to allocate not just capital — but life — wisely. Doctor by profession: My core. My stability. My steady income. My love. My passion. This is my fixed deposit in life — low-risk, high-reliability. Trader by interest: This is my risk appetite — controlled and calculated. Not every day, not every stock. But when opportunity knocks, I open the door with strategy and stop-loss. This is my options and derivatives mindset — volatile, exciting, but not my foundation. Investor by habit: My money works silently, consistently. Index funds and long-term equity in a conglomerate with High dividend. I plant today to harvest for decades. This is my equity portfolio — diversified, patient, and powerful. Real Estate by commitment: Because land doesn’t go to zero. It may not beat equity in CAGR, but it gives me emotional peace and physical proof. A house is not just a roof — it’s a hedge against chaos. This is my brick-and-mortar buffer. Gold by logic: In uncertain times, gold doesn’t blink. It’s not for thrill — it’s for trust. Digital or physical, it adds weight to my portfolio. This is my emotional anchor and currency of crises. That’s the essence of real-world asset allocation: Not just between debt and equity, but between who you are, what you enjoy, and what secures your future. Because real wealth isn’t about putting all eggs in one shiny basket — It’s knowing which egg belongs in which basket, and why. And here’s the beauty: When your profession pays your bills, Your investments grow your wealth, Your trading keeps you sharp, Your real estate grounds you, And your gold guards your legacy You don’t just build a portfolio. You build a life that compounds. So if you’re reading this and wondering how to start: Start by allocating your identity. Don’t chase returns — chase balance. Because the smartest investors don’t just diversify money. They diversify their mindset. See you at 8 PM IST. Share with like minded friends and family members. Thank you for your time 🙏.

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I will invest in my watchlist stocks at 21000-21500 Nifty. I hope I will get opportunity.
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