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@mysandz

Capital markets guy · Systematic Trader & Investor · All views personal · Host - The Long & The Short by Zerodha · SEBI RA Handle - @SandeepRaoRA

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India Katılım Haziran 2014
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Launching - The Long and The Short 🎯 on - In The Money by Zerodha Starting next weekend: one trading concept + weekly market analysis - clear, honest and pragmatic youtube.com/watch?v=-oeNde… This video is a precursor to it. Please like/share/subscribe!
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🛑 Bengaluru Rain Alert@Bengalururain·
Bengaluru may experience severe thunderstorms anytime during 27 April to 5 May. Stay Watchful and Safe
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Vikram Batra
Vikram Batra@vikrambatra23·
@mysandz Lekin sir woh joh 5L ka MTM daalne waale influencers, 5k leke isko promote krre hai, woh sb galat hai kay? Asking for a friend.
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A lot of people have been asking me about something called XAUT also known as Tether Gold and whether it’s a valid alternative to investing in gold through something like a gold ETF. My one-line answer is simple: ⚠️ it’s not an alternative at all. As an Indian retail investor, taking exposure through XAUT introduces a completely different set of risks, and it’s not something you should be relying on as a substitute for traditional gold investments, and here’s why 👇🏽
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Lastly, I’ve discussed many of these risks - especially from an Indian investor’s perspective - in a two-part series on crypto. If you’re considering something like XAUT or any such VDA , it might be worth going through that first - it gives you a clearer picture of the structural risks involved before you take any exposure.
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@ajit_singh Both are right. Dabba is essentially no counter party and it's just betting on price - but a VDA is legal and there is a counterparty to it, also there is an exchange.
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Ajit Singh
Ajit Singh@ajit_singh·
@mysandz But dabba afaik is about no counterparty - its not about legality or illegality
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Ajit Singh
Ajit Singh@ajit_singh·
@mysandz Seedha bol do - Dabba trading hai! :)
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Knowing how to live that life and having that money is very different. I know some who have 50 cr plus networth not all live that lifestyle, I also know even more people with 10cr ish net worth, and some of these live way better lives than 50cr folks. I don't see any correlation beyond say 10cr and above.
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Ravi Handa
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As someone who has 10 crore, my own home and a nice car; let me tell you the difference in quality of life between me and a hypothetical me who has 50+ crore. 1 - He lives in a 3 floor house in a posh locality in Jaipur. I live in a flat on outskirts. 2 - He always travels business class / first class. He always stays in the best hotels and suites wherever he is travelling say 50k / day. It is premium economy flights sometimes and mostly economy for me. In terms of hotels, my comfort range is 10-25k / night. 3 - He has a full time nanny, a full time cook, a full time house-help, driver, and a gardener. I don't even know what I would do if I had 100+ crore. There are levels to wealth. You can always see the one just above you because those options become available to you. Now whether you move up the wealth ladder or not is mostly a function of luck. But denying that such gaps exist is incorrect.
Gurjot Ahluwalia@gurjota

After 8-10 crore, your own home and a nice car, there is not much difference in the quality of life between you and billionaire investors like RK Damani. Time is the currency of life. Money is not. Both of you have limited amount of time on earth; infact you may have twice or more time than RK Damani, so you are richer than him. Dal roti is dal roti whether a billionaire eats or you do. Become financially independent, which is around 8-10cr. Have good food. Workout. Sleep well. Meet your parents and friends. That’s all there is to life. Greed has no end. Sooner you figure this out, happier you will be.

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@mysandz If he was running a mutual fund, investing his personal money in stocks would be significantly restricted. Wonder how this is possible unless he made like 100crs in salary and bonus in the 2000-2010 decade.
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The problem with such posts is that it makes people assume all of 2500 cr was made through investing, which is obviously not the case, as a fund manager his initial corpus was built through salary and bonuses for sure. So the right advise should be to find a good job where you can save enough. Then think of investing.
Balu Gorade@BaluGorade

Meet Madhusudan Kela > He comes from Kurud, a small town in Chhattisgarh, with a Hindi medium background, and learned English only after class six. > He moved to Mumbai for his MBA, where a random call about stock market gains sparked his interest. > In 2001, he joined Reliance Mutual Fund and got the opportunity to manage money. > Between 2004 and 2010, he delivered around 32% CAGR in Reliance Growth Fund through strong conviction. > His approach is simple - focus on strong numbers, back good promoters, and think long term. > While others ignored, he spotted Divi's Laboratories (₹140 Cr mcap) and Radico Khaitan (₹100 Cr mcap) early. > For Divi's, he even took a flight just to meet the promoter and understand the business deeply. > Those bets turned into massive multi baggers over time. > Today, through MK Ventures, he focuses on long term wealth creation with a high-conviction, concentrated approach. > His public stock holdings include names like SG Finserve, Aptech, Simplex Infra and Windsor Machines. > His net worth is estimated to be ₹2,500+ crore, built over years of disciplined investing and patience. > As he says, "It's always a lonely journey, because when you are early, you are usually alone." > His journey shows that with the right education, curiosity, and patience, wealth can be built from almost nothing.

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Vic
Vic@VicV_15·
@mysandz I have dose my way..no oil ghee...all restaurants n star hotels oblige.
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System Trader@dense_trader·
@mysandz Thanks for calling a spade a spade. B tiredn of this inspiration content creation targetting young minds,
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Deepak Venkatesh@deepakvenkatesh·
I lived across 6 cities in India & none had a good running track. In the 4 cities I have lived outside India every time there has been a nice track almost next door. Especially my current home in the US, in Singapore, & in the outskirts of Sydney.
jonathan selvaraj@jon_selvaraj

More than 90 percent of athletics tracks in India are substandard says AFI ex officio member Adille Sumariwalla. They are substandard in terms of material, laying process and even measurement says Sumariwalla.

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Jerry Parker
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That’s a misleading framing. Richard Dennis may have started on the floor, but he built systematic, rules-based trading alongside Bill Eckhardt—one of the most rigorous, scientific thinkers in the field. The idea that U.S. CTAs are somehow “less scientific” ignores that much of modern systematic trend following was developed by exactly those so-called “floor traders” who formalized it into testable, quantitative rules. @investingidiocy @TopTradersLive @AspectCapital "A lot of the U.S. CTAs grew out of guys trading on the floor and had a very particular way of looking at markets. Whereas I think the Europeans came across as more scientific." 00:31:06 toptradersunplugged.com/podcast/market…
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