Rajdeep

@rajdeepsarora @airindia @MoCA_GoI @TataCompanies @CGIFrankfurt @PMOIndia Thanks for arranging alternate flights!

@GP_Kalra @airindia @MoCA_GoI @TataCompanies @CGIFrankfurt More than a hundred Indians including kids & elderly , stranded in Frankfurt with more than 14+ hours with no updates from @airindia on reschedule. Please help . @PMOIndia

And Delhi AI2030 too for Mon, 23rd June. Flight cancelled without appropriate arrangements for food and any accommodation whatsoever from Air India. Hundreds of passengers stranded at Frankfurt Airport. @airindia @MoCA_GoI @TataCompanies @CGIFrankfurt

@airindia Thanks for acknowledging, Air India. We understand the airspace closure and expect to be airborne soon as air space is opening in the Middle East.

🚨 URGENT: Stranded at Frankfurt Airport. All @airindiain flights to Mumbai cancelled without notice. No alternate flights, no ground staff support, no transit visa. We’re left on our own. Elderly & children included. #AirIndia #Frankfurt #Stranded

Good morning. Another glorious day to be thankful for. My priorities are health, family and friends. My mission is to make a positive difference in the world... to inspire and encourage. Money is just a tool, and money just magnifies who you are and what you are willing to do. Have a great day! Make lots of money. Give lots of love.

-- 40-years ago when I told my family and friends I was going to be a stock trader, I was told all the reasons why I shouldn’t and couldn’t. It’s gambling, it’s not a real job, they said. -- When I made my first million dollars, I was told I was lucky. -- When I won the 1997 U.S. Investing Championship with a 155% return, I was asked... did you get lucky? -- When I returned 33,500% in just 5-years with every year up triple-digits, I was told I was in the right place at the right time in a bull market (again luck, lol!) -- When I landed Soros Management as my biggest paying consulting client, I was told I got a lucky break (again, luck? I must be the luckiest guy in the world… lol!). -- When I was included in Jack Schwager’s Stock Market Wizards book, I was told that the best traders were already in Market Wizards 1 & 2. (I wonder if the they told Steven Cohen the same thing). -- When I made my first $10million, I was told that there are many people who are richer than me. -- When I made my first $20million, friends questioned and asked, “yeah, but are you happy?” They still ask that today. The answer is HELL YEAH! (Money is just a magnifier, if you're unhappy, money makes you rich and unhappy. If you're an asshole, money just makes you a rich asshole.) -- When I told my people I was going to write a best-selling trading book, they said, what do you know about writing, you’re not a writer. -- When I told people I was going to write a best-selling mindset book, they said, what do you know about mindset? You’re not a psychologist, you’re a stock trader (well, at least now I was accepted as a stock trader). I now have 4 best-selling books in 14 languages. -- When I told people I was going to enter the 2021 U.S. Investing Championship, they said, it’s all downside, why would you risk your reputation? I won with a 343% return and broke the all-time record in the $1million+ accounts. You see, there will always be people like this in your life; those who discourage, those who lack vision; the skeptics, the followers, and even those that truly care about you who are trying to protect you from disappointment. If I had listened to them, I would have quit and never accomplished the greatest achievements in my life, and I wouldn't be here today inspiring others. If you listen to these types of people and believe them instead of believing in yourself, you will allow them to steal your dream and you will never accomplish what you are truly capable of. Expect to be doubted. Expect to be discouraged. Expect your family to be scared of your big dreams. Expect to be envied. It’s all part of being exceptional. Embrace it, smile, and get back to the work of moving closer to your dream each day, little by little. If you persist unconditionally, you too will amaze the doubters and earn the respect of critics. You will become the champion of your own life, and you will help change the world in a positive way. Best wishes, love and blessings. Have a wonderful day! Mark Minervini Help me inspire the world. Retweeet this post please. #motivation #motivational #inspiration #inspire

मैं अपना पद्मश्री पुरस्कार प्रधानमंत्री जी को वापस लौटा रहा हूँ. कहने के लिए बस मेरा यह पत्र है. यही मेरी स्टेटमेंट है। 🙏🏽

Poor State of Sector 56 Gurgaon, This is next to Children School Bus stop, and MCG is doing nothing about this. Please make MCG accountable. #SwachSmartGurgaon. #MCGGurgaon

मैंने देश के लिए जितने भी पुरस्कार जीते हैं आप सब के आशीर्वाद से जीते हैं , मैं आप सभी देशवाशियों की हमेशा आभारी रहुंगी। 🇮🇳 कुश्ती को अलविदा ।🙏

If you were to run a business and you wanted to make more money, how would you do it? Work more hours, sell more, make more profit or cut costs, open more stores, lock in contracts.. right? Trading is no different.... turnover your edge more, trade more, tighten your losses in relation to your gains, go for bigger gains, and lock in profits with back stops. The same principles of business apply.

RIP🙏 Charlie Munger. A great investor, and a great man that always spoke his mind honestly. Respect & admiration for your wisdom and your legacy. 🦉

Wakeek Hassan, leader of the rat mining team that dug the final 18 meters, speaks to The Hindu. "We completed the digging work in 28 hours," he tells @khabrimishra. Video: Shashi Shekhar Kashyap

To all my wonderful friends in India... Happy Diwali. Best wishes in health, wealth and happiness.

This is where traders get frustrated and break discipline... when the indexes take off but there are few stocks to buy. You MUST learn to get off the indexes and stay tuned into the individual stocks. Don't let the indexes pressure into breaking discipline. Until stocks offer buy points based on your own criteria... YOU WAIT! And, even when they do, you MUST "earn the right" to play larger, starting with small "pilot" buys and only increasing overall exposure and position sizing on the heels of traction. Be patient and exercise discipline. That's how you trade like a champion. I assure you, champion output will ONLY come from champion input. Yes, you can look back in hindsight and see all the things you could have done, but risk is managed in real time. You may get lucky and even get by for a while being undisciplined, but it's just a matter of time before it all goes down the drain if you are undisciplined and try to take the seemingly "easy" or obvious road. If there is one thing I've learned after 40-years in this business, it's this... what takes you to the promise land easily, takes you to hell hard. Only those who manage the downside last in this business. You MUST create your own odds by cutting off the left side of the bell curve, which results in asymmetric leverage. In the short run, it can be frustrating. But in the long run, it works... and the real frustration comes to those who blow their accounts up chasing the market instead of letting the trades come to them. This post is more valuable than most can or will likely appreciate. I built a 40-year career and a fortune on it.

We are finding some setups to add to our Focus List, but it's still a very selective market. Recent breakouts have been mixed at best. We've added some longs, but keeping stops relatively tight with exposure relatively low. There was an accumulation day from the major averages on Oct. 6, but again distribution reared its head soon after. For the most part, it's been a distribution dominate tape. Before concluding the correction has run its course, I'd like to see a fairly meaningful shift or character change. As a result, the time to get aggressive has not yet arrived. I would like to see more constructive setups develop and better action from breakout names. The market indexes need to tighten up here and complete base-building. Small and mid cap indexes are trading near critical levels and need to catch some support soon.

Often when we are contemplating a big decision or a new endeavor, we seek out advice and encouragement. For that, we tend to gravitate to our friends, parents, siblings, and other family members. That’s our default—and it’s certainly the most convenient place to look. But as it turns out, it can be the worst place. The people closest to you could be the poorest sources of advice. Why? Because they care about you, and they want to protect you from failure and disappointment. So they tell you things like “Play it safe” or “Have something to fall back on" - “Why take the risk?” It’s all well-meaning, but if you take that advice, you’ll never accomplish anything really great. There are three keys to getting the right kind of help: First, seek wisdom, not advice. Advice tells you what to do; wisdom tells you how to figure out what to do. If you rely on advice, you will always need advice. But with wisdom, you can learn how to be the master of your own destiny. Second, avoid all that weakens you. There’s a very simple litmus test: If it’s not constructive or encouraging, it’s weakening you. Unsuccessful people seem to gravitate to the negative side of things, and they can’t wait to share it with the world. Avoid those people! Third, seek out those who are smarter than you, more skilled than you, and have proven success (particularly in the area you want to succeed in). Note that those closest to you, your family and friends, may or may not meet these criteria. And when seeking help, use the 2:1 rule: Listen twice as much as you talk, and if you’re going to talk, ask questions instead of trying to prove how smart you are.

When it comes to trading, I am an "outlier." But only because of my dedication, passion, work ethic and discipline. Anyone can do the same, and anyone can outperform the indexes. Those who say "you can't beat the market" are clueless and only say that because they can't. Beating the S&P 500 with an individual stock portfolio is like taking candy from a baby. But only with the proper knowledge and the time invested to develop the skill. There are no natural born traders. Anyone with a working brain can do what I have done. It's just that few make it a priority and put in the necessary work. But remember, once you acquire the expertise, no one can take it from you, and it pays you for life.

Those that haven't taken the time to learn how to trade correctly use the excuse "you can't time the market." I've been timing the market and timing my stock buys successfully for 40-years! What they really mean is... THEY can't time the market. Don't confuse this. The words "it can't be done" only come from the mouths of those who never achieved "it." They have no credibility. If you want big success, in any endeavor... choose to learn from those who have already reached the goals you aspire to. Never believe a pessimist. These are people that don't have the courage to believe in themselves and reach for something beyond what comes easy. Bottom line: Never listen to anyone that pisses on your dream. Now get to work and live this day with intention!!!