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@aravindashokk I see

This would have been me if I kept my $BMNR position , thankful for a kind soul who persuaded me to get out of that position.

@aravindashokk @PrithviM11

@heyram99 @PrithviM11 A generational run is about to happen, I’m happy to be alive in this generation where $UBER and $POET are publicly traded and coexist. You can thank me for these recommendations.

Finished a pretty darn good book from Christopher Mayer which was recommended to me by a friend. A must read for investors in the stock market; regardless of experience. The author studies 365 stocks that had returned 100x from 1962-2014, and identifies their pattern. I’ve also attached a mind map summary of key points. In short summary - Find stocks that are small ( in terms of size ) - Find them growing - Find them strongly owner led - Find them, and forget about them. Hold for the long term. #financeX #100baggers #stocks #finance #bookreads

@aravindashokk @PrithviM11 $poet is the next $uber

@PrithviM11 Hey bro, appreciate your support. I recommend $POET. I believe it will be the next multibagger. It’s pure poetry.

@heyram99 🤣😆 manichiru AK sir, unoda finance dialogues light ah copy panniten.

Increasing your income is the greatest fuel for your investing journey. In your 20s you should have fun and enjoy life, but at the same time you should be doing everything possible to increase your income and progress in your career.

Knowledge and Skill compounding > Financial compounding

Enjoy your 20s: focus on upgrading your skills, invest in yourself, groom, travel, work hard, have fun, and learn what you can and can't do by the end of your 20s. Increasing income is easier than saving money. Focus on investing and financial discipline when your income explodes. It's really hard to get time in your 30s to learn, upgrade, and travel. You can invest in your 20s but it's difficult to upgrade in your 30s

Uber >>> hardware, software, machine learning, ai, quantum, space, rocket, biotech etc

@aravindashokk if you're in politics, it would have been more than 100%.

If thala was in politics, it would have been 92%.

@the_real_Ela @bestplayeratlas 😁🙌🙏

@bestplayeratlas @heyram99

We are all him.

@aravindashokk Nandri thala 😁

Shoutout to my brother @heyram99 for the insights and recommendation to be an investor of the company. As soon has he recommended it I liquidated my QQQ position without any second thoughts.

Agentic AI Architecture

@turkishwarsh Market is not liking the dilution, insiders selling, Conservative guidance and competition from its peers

What‘s wrong with SentinelOne? There is almost any posts about it’s Earnings Report, why is that???

AI is creating moats in the least replicable segments

@itsurprem Pollution, contamination and governance fix panna pothum 🙏

Missiles flying across multiple nations, escalating tensions Here am sitting in India… in peace No sirens. No fear. Just a normal sunday at home. Off course we have problems in India, but.. So many people across the world long for something simple one peaceful night, one calm evening with their family, just a single day free from fear and worry. In 2026, peace is not ordinary. Its a blessing. Grateful for this. Thank you, India. 🇮🇳

@itsurprem Quantum computing is also a bigger threat to current cyber security landscape. It can break the security algorithms within minutes. Cyber security and hacking will leap frog when quantum joins AI. Current architecture will become history

Cybersecurity is something AI cannot replace Probably we will need even more powerful security agents when AI is autonomous The future of cybersecurity is not human vs hacker, its Ai vs Ai ✅️

@itsurprem Having our own system helps us 1. to allocate the fund properly 2. Avoid chasing many stocks. Discipline in buying stocks 3. How long to hold 4. When to exit 5. Avoid panic selling and fomo 6. To have two separate portfolios. One for long term and another one for short term.

Be honest with urself for a minute, If you are in stock market for 5+ years and still struggle with • Identifying real opportunity • Picking a stock with confidence • Having ur own clear system • Knowing the difference between trade and a longterm investment then chances are, you will always depend on someone else tips, tweets or recommendations to survive in the market for rest of ur life. Most of us come from middle class families. No safety net. No backup capital. Just one salary and a lot of responsibilities. We did not enter the market for time pass. We came here to build a second skill. A second source of growth. Something beyond the job. So ask yourself honestly. Are you actually learning ? Or just buying what others are posting, hoping it works ? That realization hits hard, but its also powerful. Because its not too late if you have atleast recognised it now. Start fixing the gaps. Learn how to think, not what to buy. Build your own process. Fail, make mistakes, lose small, reflect deeply. Failures are not the problem. Staying dependent is. The best lessons in the market come from your own errors, not someone else success. Start now. Start ASAP. Your future self is counting on this decision.

@itsurprem will exit early if it breaks out after a long pause

The importance of Stop loss & Trailing Stop loss will be felt only when market dynamics changes.. For most of them the common Stop Loss is just " Hope " & " Longterm Bhaiya "😄

@KumarXclusive I didn't buy that logic. I dodged the bullet from our people. But here not owning a home is a status issue and our people are quickly judging my lifestyle.

@heyram99 Is your visa longer than your EMIs? Is your project longer than your EMIs? Is your life longer than your EMIs?

🏠 Homeownership Pressure & Reality Check in the U.S. Post: A follower shared the following observations for discussion: • Homebuyers are canceling sales contracts at the highest rate on record, according to USA TODAY. • Many homeowners who purchased houses in the last 3–4 years are now financially underwater. • In hindsight, some of these decisions were driven by pressure rather than long-term planning. • Unfortunately, homeownership is often used as a social status marker, where renters are unfairly judged as failures. That mindset is part of the problem. 🔗 Source: USA TODAY stocks.apple.com/A_hS38qPgSFagn… Disclaimer: Shared for public awareness and discussion. This reflects a follower’s perspective and publicly reported data, not an attack on homeowners or buyers.