Jinnall Shhaah
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Jinnall Shhaah
@jinrah1
AI Candlestick , Franchise , Nature Lover, Investor, Stock Market , Financial Analysis, Wealth Management. Disclaimer: Views here are for study purpose only.
Mumbai, India Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Working a construction job while learning how to trade. I’ve been trading for 3-4 years. Most of the time I skip lunch and go to my car to trade NY session. Last month I had a record month in payout ($20k). I’m getting close to quitting my job altogether and I can’t wait for that feeling.
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Starlink + major telcos like this is a smart hybrid model: terrestrial networks for dense areas, satellite for the hard-to-reach spots.
It expands reliable high-speed access without forcing full fiber/cellular builds in challenging terrain.
Good for businesses in Germany and Telekom's footprint.
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Bottom line: Apple and Nvidia are likely to keep (and potentially build on) their gains over a multi-year horizon, driven by durable competitive advantages and real AI tailwinds.
Short-term, they could lag in a broadening/rotation environment, especially if inflows slow or sentiment shifts further toward "value" or infrastructure enablers. This isn't antithetical to big growth—it's the messy reality of how AI infrastructure scales. Diversification (e.g., some equal-weight exposure or targeted AI plays) makes sense, but writing off these two as vulnerable ignores their fundamentals.
Markets aren't zero-sum between storage rallies and "true" AI stories. Both can (and do) coexist. Always consider your risk tolerance and time horizon—past performance (or recent rotations) isn't a guarantee.
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Will Apple and Nvidia keep their gains. These are big S&P names and without new money coming in to the S&P 500 they are vulnerable as it is still a Seagate, Western Dig rally--antithetical to the big growth story.. because big growth belongs to anthropic, spacex and OpenAI. Just a fact of life
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@XFreeze Q1 overall looks much healthier in key markets (e.g., France +108%, Norway +95%).
If this momentum carries with refreshed lineups, Robotaxi/cybercab buzz, and potential new models, Q2 could stay hot.
Classic Tesla volatility, but the underlying demand resilience is real.
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🇪🇺 Tesla's European sales just went nuclear - the March 2026 numbers are straight fire!
Registrations exploded across the board, proving the demand never left; it was just reloading. Tesla is basically taking over Europe
Here are the actual numbers:
• 🇫🇷 France: +203% YoY (9,569 units) - Model Y is the undisputed #1 EV.
• 🇩🇪 Germany: +315% YoY (9,252 units) - Sales quadrupled, crushing local competition on their home turf
• 🇳🇴 Norway: +178% YoY (6,150 units) - Tesla captured >50% of the entire auto market mid-month, with Model Y & 3 locking down #1 and #2 nationally
• 🇸🇪 Sweden: +144% YoY (1,447 units) - A massive rebound from a brutal 2025; momentum is officially back
Other massive regional surges:
- 🇩🇰 Denmark: 1,784 units (+96%)
- 🇧🇪 Belgium: 1,806 units (+89%)
- 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 1,819 units (+72%)
- 🇮🇹 Italy: 2,920 units (+32%)
- 🇪🇸 Spain: 2,477 units (+25%)
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@IndianTechGuide This is a big step toward better east-west and suburban connectivity in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
More phases and lines are expected to open in the coming months and years, with the network targeting significant further growth by the end of 2026.
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🚨 Mumbai officially commenced operations for Phase 1 of Metro Line 9 and Metro Line 2B.
The total operational metro network in Mumbai now exceeds 100 km, making it the second largest metro network in India.
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@Indianinfoguide This fits into broader efforts to develop infrastructure and industry in the region.
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🚨PM Modi to inaugurate Rs 80,000 crore Pachpadra Refinery in Rajasthan on April 21.
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The article raises legitimate governance red flags for any organization controlling transformative tech: Who watches the watchers? When the CEO allegedly undermines board oversight on safety, and the board's counter-move collapses under commercial pressure, it highlights how profit incentives and talent lock-in can override nonprofit origins.
At the same time, Farrow/Marantz profiles can lean narrative-heavy (Farrow's style often emphasizes personal flaws), and anonymous sourcing invites pushback on selectivity.
AI development faces real tensions: safety vs. capability races, openness vs. control, utopian promises vs. capitalist execution. Altman's approach embodies the accelerationist bet—that faster progress (with some guardrails) ultimately benefits humanity more than slow, bureaucratic caution. Critics see hubris and self-interest.
Both views have evidence; neither is proven.The piece is worth reading in full for the primary quotes and documents. It doesn't "prove" sociopathy (a clinical term thrown around loosely here), but it documents a consistent pattern of complaints about trustworthiness from people who worked closely with him.
Whether that disqualifies him from leading OpenAI is a judgment call—tech history is full of brilliant, flawed founders (Jobs, Musk, etc.) who delivered despite (or because of) their intensity.
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BREAKING: New Yorker bombshell exposes OpenAI's Sam Altman as untrustworthy manipulator. It says he has “almost a sociopathic lack of concern” for the truth. The report used talks with over 100 people and secret internal documents.
1. No care for truth — People who worked with him say Sam lies easily but still wants everyone to like him.
2. Ilya’s big file — Before the 2023 firing, Ilya made 70 pages of notes showing Sam was not honest with the team and board about safety rules.
3. Why they fired him — The board let Sam go because they thought he was not always honest and should not control very powerful AI.
4. Safety promises broken — The company started to keep AI safe for everyone, but Sam dropped those promises to grow fast and make more money.
5. Risky big deals — Sam is now pushing huge, very expensive AI projects around the world that old team members say are too dangerous.
Explains why ChatGPT lies so confidently, and hallucinates without shame.
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The debate touches on a classic tension in sports leagues: maximizing commercial upside versus maintaining product quality and player welfare.
Whether the BCCI will expand the schedule in future seasons (e.g., 2027 or beyond) remains to be seen—calendar windows and broadcaster negotiations will likely decide it.
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🚨 IPL is losing nearly Rs 2,400 crore in revenue by not following the original home-and-away format.
"For every game, the BCCI takes 50 per cent of the revenue, while the remaining 50 per cent goes to the teams. By cutting 20 matches, teams are losing revenue they are contractually owed,” says IPL founder Lalit Modi.
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Taleb isn't saying "be reckless." He's saying true risk mastery is embodied, not abstracted. Risk-taking done right is the sophisticated form of risk "management."
The quote keeps circulating because it cuts against the entire risk-management industrial complex.
And Taleb being Taleb, he says it knowing it'll annoy exactly the people who need to hear it.
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"You should study risk taking, not risk management."
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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@IndianTechGuide If this kind of agent orchestration keeps scaling, expect more players to follow—shifting the industry conversation from "who has the smartest model" to "who can reliably orchestrate them into useful, billable outcomes."
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🚨 BREAKING: Perplexity’s revenue doubled in 1 quarter with the launch of Computer.
With 100M+ users and rising enterprise adoption, the model shifts from answering queries to completing work, expanding revenue potential beyond subscriptions.
They are now the AI agent orchestration layer vs. purely AI search.
Financial Times@FT
Perplexity revenue jumps 50% in pivot from search to AI agents ft.trib.al/xtdhKy1
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Bottom line: This looks like classic tit-for-tat escalation in a multi-front shadow war, not necessarily a full restart of direct US-Iran hostilities. The ceasefire was narrow (US-Iran only) and fragile; it doesn't stop Iran's parallel campaign against Gulf states.
Air defenses seem to be holding for now, but repeated waves risk miscalculation, debris casualties, or a lucky hit that spirals things.
Situation is fluid—watch official statements from UAE MoD, Kuwait, Iranian media, and any US updates.
Oil markets will likely react nervously. Stay safe if you're in the region; these exchanges have mostly been contained but are concerning.
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BREAKING!
Iran's Lavan Oil Refinery in Siri Island is burning, and Iran is blaming the UAE for the attack!
And they just fired missiles and drones at the UAE and Kuwait (air defenses active as I write this)
Not sure what to make of this. Are factions of Iran seeking to continue the war? Or is this Iran getting their revenge on Gulf neighbors they saw to be closer to the U.S.?
Concerning developments...
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
Here's a few important points before I go to sleep: 1. Iran won the war. The terms of the ceasefire they shared give them control of the Strait of Hormuz, charging $2M per ship, pocketing $100 Billion a year. Those numbers are wild! And on top of it, the ceasefire proposal includes the lifting of all sanctions Remember, one could say Iran has been in a state of war for decades due to the crippling American sanctions, and now this is all coming to an end 2. Trump did the right thing pulling out, not listening to the lunatic war mongers around him, and not listening to anyone in the Israeli lobby that may have wanted the war the continue. As I said earlier today, a good leader knows when to walk away 3. I am not surprised we have a deal, I've mentioned it all day, as Trump's posts made it obvious to me he was pressuring Iran for some final concessions before accepting his off-ramp 4. Trump will twist this into a win, and his diehard supporters will believe him. This is a GOOD thing, as Trump no longer needs to militarily try to get a 'win'. As I've said earlier in the day, Trump can (and just did) create his own offramp. 5. The Middle East will never look the same. I expect the Gulf to gradually normalize relations again with Iran, which started after Israel's strike on Qatar. Also the balance of power will drastically shift away from Israel, and this may have massive positive implications on Lebanon, Syria, and possibly even Palestine. 6. China is the BIGGEST winner, as Iran controlling the Strait of Hormuz means China is indirectly controlling it 7. Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz is a generational strategic loss for the U.S., and a risk to the dollar dominance (Iran can chip away at the Petrodollar) 8. Hezbollah will come out stronger from all this, possibly more powerful than it has been in decades (unless the deal involves Iran disbanding their proxy network) 9. I'm exhausted and need to sleep. Below there's some more info on my stance over the past 24 hours, as well as how we broke the story of a ceasefire almost an hour before any media outlet and Trump's post. Good night everyone!
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In short, your statement captures the bullish case many make: even at recent nominal records, gold and silver haven't fully caught up to the scale of monetary expansion since their 1980 blow-off tops.
Whether that gap closes (via higher prices or slower M2 growth) depends on policy, demand, and macro conditions.
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$13000 gold
$765 silver
= M2 inflation-adjusted all-time highs.
Barchart@Barchart
JUST IN 🚨: U.S. M2 Money Supply jumps to a new all-time high of $22.7 Trillion 🤑📈
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@cryptorover Inflation "coming" doesn't mean panic— it means positioning for real returns.
Productive assets (businesses via stocks, property, commodities) let your money work and potentially grow faster than rising prices.
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Haha, I feel you—that red upward chart emoji () and blue downward one () are a trader's nightmare.
In the markets, green means gains (bullish, up), red means losses (bearish, down).
But whoever cooked up the Unicode standards flipped the script on the colors for those chart arrows.
It's like they consulted a color-blind accountant instead of anyone who's ever stared at a Bloomberg terminal at 3 AM.
The classic "rising" chart gets the red treatment, while "falling" gets blue.
Absolute chaos for quick-scrolling in a trading chat.
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Whoever designed these emojis wasn’t a trader and needs to be fired.
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@SJosephBurns The quote captures a truth that separates survivors from casualties.
The skilled don't always win every cycle, but over multiple ones, probability tilts their way.
Luck evens out; process compounds.
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Bear markets redistribute wealth from the lucky to the skilled.
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ample global cereal supplies in many cases have helped moderate the overall rise so far.
The index remains well below recent historical highs, indicating that food commodity prices are not yet at crisis levels, though the trend reversal after months of declines is noteworthy.
For India (your location), this could translate to some imported cost pressures on items like edible oils, sugar, and certain dairy/meat products, depending on domestic production, stocks, and trade policies.
Global wheat firmness might also influence local grain markets indirectly.
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🚨CONCERNING:
FAO global food price index rose 2.4% in March 2026, second consecutive monthly increase.
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"Quietly printing energy" is a good way to put it.
While vehicle deliveries get the headlines, this side of the business is compounding into serious infrastructure scale with real environmental upside.
If utilization keeps climbing alongside fleet growth, Q2 and beyond could push new highs.
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Tesla Superchargers. Quietly printing energy.
Q1 alone: 1.8 TWh. +22% YoY.
2,500 new stalls. 53M sessions. More usage.
That’s a serious backbone.
@Tesla
Elon Musk@elonmusk
Tesla Supercharger energy delivered is growing exponentially
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Bottom line: If your personality, schedule, and tested stats thrive on high volume and you can keep costs/slippage in check, scalping can absolutely outperform for you.
For most, though, swing (or position) trading wins on sustainability and simpler execution.
The "lying to yourself" part cuts both ways—plenty of scalpers cope by saying "more trades = more money" while bleeding slowly.
Test both with small size, track expectancy rigorously (not just win rate), and match it to your life.
The market doesn't care about the label; it cares about consistent positive R over hundreds of trades.
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Scalping beats day / swing trading every time
Instead of 2-3 trade opportunities a week you get 200-300
If you’re a bad trader, you’ll blow up quicker
But if you’re a good trader, you’ll make more money
Plus you’re never worried about missing a trade because there’s always another one around the corner
You can keep lying to yourself and saying swing trading is better if you want
But Kai here getting an 80R week says different…
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@LarkDavis History favors the prepared: those who save aggressively in expansions, avoid over-leverage, study cycles, and act with conviction when fear peaks.
Most people aren't there—they live paycheck-to-paycheck, chase trends, or panic at drawdowns.
That's why the transfer happens.
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Recessions don't kill wealth. They transfer it.
From the people who panicked to the people who prepared.
Every major crash in history created more millionaires in the recovery than it wiped out in the crash.
Which side of that transfer are you on?
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Hedge funds turning long is a sentiment signal, not a guarantee—positioning can reverse quickly if weather turns favorable or disruptions resolve.
That said, the fertilizer supply squeeze is real and structural in the near term, adding bullish tailwinds for grains amid tighter input economics.
This fits a classic "cost-push" dynamic in ag markets: expensive inputs → cautious planting/yields → potential supply tightness → higher prices downstream. Keep an eye on upcoming USDA reports for acreage and condition updates, plus any developments on Hormuz shipping.
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💥BREAKING:
Hedge funds just flipped net LONG on wheat for the first time since June 2022.
Fertilizer supply is collapsing, Food prices are going higher.
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