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Shiva Galrani

@galrani

Finance Professional, Investment enthusiast and Die Hard Trend Trading believer.

Dubai Katılım Aralık 2009
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Shiva Galrani
Shiva Galrani@galrani·
@ap_pune There was a cat also sent in the packet. Looks like the mouse is strong enough to kill and eat it
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Very small packaging for a mouse. Barely fits 😛😂
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Vish@vish8287·
I spent years reading Indian equity markets professionally and found that us (retail) traders had access to enormous amounts of data — but very little structured intelligence. That’s why i built #StratLab, I started building for myself, and then decided to open up do check it out !!!
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Brijesh Bhatia
Brijesh Bhatia@bbrijesh9·
@ap_pune Gold thoda sa kya gira a(AP) shopping karne Dubai jaa rahe ho 😀
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Dubai next weekend. Anyone for a meetup? Can coordinate with @galrani
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BOOM X@CryptoBoomNews·
Who made this?😂😂😂
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Prashant Bhansali
Prashant Bhansali@prashant280294·
$SPX $DJIA US indices have been one way up since then, making new ATHs and much more 5th wave up in playbas expected, nearing resistance now, dip possible over next few weeks in US markets
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Prashant Bhansali@prashant280294·
$SPX $DJIA Like mentioned last year, impulse from 2020 Covid lows is taking shape of an ending diagonal (best fit at the moment) Wave ii - time consuming (9-10 months) wave iv - quick (3-4 months) Following alternation guideline 👆 Final blow off top in wave v possible
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
Individual investors are taking over the options market: Retail is now trading an average of 1.2 MILLION S&P 500 0DTE options per day. This surpasses the institutional average number of contracts, at 1.1 million. In other words, retail investors now reflect ~53% of total S&P 500 0DTE activity. According to CBOE, retail average daily trading volumes have risen +700% over the last 5 years. Meanwhile, 0DTE options reflected over 60% of total daily SPX options volume for the first time in Q3 2025. Retail’s appetite for risk is through the roof.
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Vithal
Vithal@srvithal388·
What if you could see momentum before it moves the market? Candlesticks reveal emotion. PnF reveals structure. Together, they show opportunity — noise-free. Soon disclosing a effective strategy... 📘 Momentum Trading Handbook by Vithal Shinde — Swing the market with clarity
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Object Zero@Object_Zero_·
London IPO status in ruin The reason for this is that equities listed on the LSE are undervalued and illiquid, because Brits don’t buy equities. Instead they keep all their savings in cash! Cash! Their wealth (overwhelmingly cash savings accounts) is continually eroded by inflation, for which Brits blame supermarkets and energy distributors (businesses with 2% margins) rather than the appalling profligacy of His Majesty’s Treasury. Brits are not just risk averse they proactively dislike growth, they are educated on a zero sum curriculum dreamt up 30 years ago and based on Sir David Attenborough’s opinions of African ecology. Brits can’t afford anything because they don’t invest. British politicians complain that the wealthiest 1% of people doubled their wealth between 2010 and 2025, voters are angry that some people did this, even though it works out at a 5.1% compound growth rate. Pathetic growth. Meanwhile any average Joe in USA makes 11.8% on S&P500 meaning they earn more income from the stock market than their salary by age 50. The British Prime Minister talks of “managed decline”. It’s a crab bucket. A lot of people actually want to be poor and want their neighbours to be poor too. On top of this, British Government employees have a giant unfunded ponzi pension scheme that is due to collapse in 2037. Their solution is to import 10’s millions of new people to pass the Ponzi to. This is the main project that government employees work on. Detractors be damned. People who want to save the UK can only talk about nostalgia and a past that can never be returned to, because the demographics and the debt position are already borked. The heart still beats, but a machine does the breathing and the brain is dead. The flatlining IPO market is just another signal of what many of us already know.
James Graham@jamesd_graham

The London Stock Exchange is dying. We have dropped out of the top 20 IPO markets, falling behind Mexico. In 2006 London raised $51bn, this year it was $248m. A 99% decrease. Some thoughts on why this matters and how we change course 🧵

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Brijesh Bhatia
Brijesh Bhatia@bbrijesh9·
@galrani Thank you! It’s been an honor to discuss with you. You have been an inspiration and mentor 🙏
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Brijesh Bhatia@bbrijesh9·
It's been 10years of Systematic Investing using TA, and I thought to share the learning with the investors who believe TA is only trading. I was a discretionary trader, and Harmonic was going great for me and I never considered investing. You Evolve with time ☺️ {Long Thread} 🤑
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Shiva Galrani
Shiva Galrani@galrani·
@bbrijesh9 Your laidback strategy is too good and I am using that in Both US and Indian markets (with some customisation)
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