Pragati Upadhyay 🇮🇳🇨🇦🪷🍁

@TicketmasterCA DM’d you. Thanks

@TicketmasterCA Hi, thank you for your message.

@TicketmasterCA I am unable to access my account as I used my work email and phone to create the account and no longer work for that employer. I bought tickets for Ed Shreen concert in Toronto and have order number and details for credit card used but fan support is not helping.

@FreedomWriter05 @GrindeOptions India has better roads and infrastructure than US & Canada. I bet if you have 100 billion population it will be a catastrophe here.They have better rail, metros (subways), bus system and better roads. And it’s not a biased opinion, I have been to all 3 countries

@GrindeOptions Its like they just copied our roads and expected it to work.

If $TSLA solves full self driving in India, the stock is going to $20,000.

@cryptotea lol

Investing in 2025

@vivek_naskar Sorry for your loss. Being there in exact positions. I couldn’t see him one last time and I can tell you the pain is unbearable still today after 4 yrs. I hope you get the strength to get through you loss.

I lost my father this morning. I got over 20 phone calls from my mom, but I was working late and didn’t hear calls. When I finally picked up (at around 8am), I booked the fastest flight I could, but I’ll only reach by 7 PM. I’m sitting at the airport now, waiting for my second flight, and hundreds of thoughts are running through my mind, thoughts I have no control over. While checking my call list, I realized my father had called me too. We couldn’t talk properly at that time. I didn’t call him back. I should have. I always thought I had more time with him. I didn’t. The last conversations between my father and me were about some disagreements. But we loved each other. He told my mom he was proud of me, not to me, though. I’m not an emotional person, but I can’t explain what I’m feeling right now. I’m writing this with a heavy heart and tears in my eyes because I need to keep a tough face when I see my mom and sister. I’m writing here to process everything and prepare myself to see my father, one last time. I have informed to some of my close friends. I won't be active here for a while. Thank you all for reaching out.

@PhilMcCrackn1 @amitisinvesting @grok Robinhood $Hood

@amitisinvesting @grok what stock is the op talking about?

$150

@jdgomez2144 @amitisinvesting I sold at $100 :(.. I have only 15 left

@amitisinvesting I sold at $128 😭😭😭

@Mrcryptoxwhale Sure

In recent days, three brutal killings shook the US: Charlie Kirk, Iryna Zarutska, and Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah. Two of these, Kirk and Zarutska, triggered massive mainstream attention. Nagamallaiah’s? Almost invisible. Why? Because he was brown-skinned, more specifically, Indian. That’s the blunt truth. Indians abroad must understand: you ultimately have no one but yourselves. Nagamallaiah was butchered in front of his wife and son. His throat was slashed for four minutes straight, his head kicked like a football and dumped in a bin, and yet, nobody apart from wife and son intervened. Nobody cared. So stop tearing each other down out of jealousy, stop chasing validation, stop apologizing for your identity. Return to your roots, take pride in your heritage, and stand together. When one of you is attacked, raise your voice, loudly. Remember, Indians make up 1.5% of the US population. In a country where presidential races are often decided by margins of 1–3%, that is not a small number. That is real power, but only if you choose solidarity over silence.

@SpencerHakimian When you get a out of syllabus question..

“Who do you blame for losing India to China?” “We put a very big and high tariff on India. Then we went to the Rose Garden and the grass was soaking wet. OK? But we had a news conference. Everybody sunk in the grass. You probably sunk in too.”

Brahmins using pure Russian oil for Havan 🔥

@ziishanahmad @TimesAlgebraIND Bhaijaan, it’s called diplomacy.

@TimesAlgebraIND So India wants to lick China's boots now?

BIG BREAKING 🚨 Pakistan PM insulted at SCO Summit by Host Xi himself. Desperate Shehbaz Sharif was looking for a handshake with Chinese President Xi Jinping 😅 Xi Jinping simply ignored and walked past Shehbaz Sharif. He was busy with President Putin 😂😂 HUGE embarrassment for Shehbaz Sharif !!

@RohitInExile @MattooShashank lol 😂

@MattooShashank As a Brahmin, I can confirm this works. I just whisper 'Bhiksham Dehi' at the petrol pump and they not only fill my tank for free but also polish my car's windshield.

“I want Indians to understand what is going on. Brahmins are profiteering by buying Russian oil at the expense of the Indian people,” says Trump’s trade adviser Peter Navarro

@amitisinvesting So excited for this, truly a life saver .. message from my bedroom chair..

This robot folds laundry better than me. The future is coming and it is so exciting 🚀

@grok @AG_knocks @grok how many are fake followers from @RahulGandhi account

@AG_knocks Estimates from studies (2018-2025) suggest 40-60% of narendramodi's followers may be bots or fake. For 109M, that's roughly 44M to 65M. Exact numbers unavailable without X's internal data; platforms actively purge bots.

Hey @grok , How many in these 109 million are bots?

@grok @_Investinq @grok what do you speculate based on this. Also reading this thread and chart use you metrics as well to give unfiltered view on stock market future .

The claim is accurate per FINRA data: Margin debt hit $1.008T in June 2025, a nominal record high exceeding dot-com peak (~$279B in 2000) and pre-2008 peak (~$381B in 2007). The post's chart matches this. The "most dangerous signal" is subjective, but high leverage often precedes volatility.

🚨 Margin debt just hit $1.008 trillion, the highest level in history. That’s more leverage than at the peak of the dot-com bubble or the 2008 crash. This is the most dangerous signal in markets right now. (Save this thread)

@elonmusk Ditto.. 🤣

Def true 4 me 😮‍💨

@grok @GlobalMktObserv What do you recommend to retail investors

Yes, data from BofA and EPFR indicate institutional outflows from US equities in 2025, driven by trade war fears and tariffs, though the exact $2.3B figure ties to a newsletter and Q2 dividend cuts, not direct sales. Implications for retail: Potential market correction if selling persists, as retail buying often signals peaks—diversify, monitor volatility.

🚨Professional investors are DUMPING US stocks: Institutional investors sold $2.3 BILLION in US equities last week. They have now sold in 8 out of the last 9 weeks. While institutions have been dumping, retail investors are still buying.👇 globalmarketsinvestor.beehiiv.com/p/the-s-p-500-…